[Freeswitch-users] How can I join two freeswitch on two servers?

[yvonne ding]

Hi,

If I configure data as following, why FS A "1001" call FS B "1003" failed ? 
Thank you!

FS A: 192.168.129.168, DN=1001
FS B: 192.168.129.194, DN=1003

In FS A add /conf/sip_proifles/external/gwfsa.xml
 <include>
    <gateway name="gwfsa">
       
       
       
       
    </gateway>
</include>

1101 is configured in FS B /conf/directory/default/1101.xml, FS A don't have
1101 number 





Dan Le wrote:
> 
> If you want FS server A to be able to call FS server B, you can set up a
> user account in server B's FS directory configs, and then just treat
> server
> B as a normal gateway by adding a gateway definition in server A. That
> will
> allow you to route calls to server B from A; to do the reverse, just
> mirror
> the configs the other direction.
> 
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Edmar Cruz <darklion11 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
>>
>> I like to connect two freeswitch, call each other, communicate and vice
>> versa.
>> Can you give me an example for that?
>>
>> Thanks
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