PSTN connectivity by kazoo freeswitch using freetdm

[navpreet]

How can we handle pstn call using kazoo freeswitch using freetdm module and how to add PSTN numbers to kazoo to create call flow?

[navpreet]

10 minutes ago, navpreet said:

How can we handle pstn call using kazoo freeswitch using freetdm module and how to add PSTN numbers to kazoo to create call flow?

@tomas_    Does kazoo has this functionality available?

[mc_]

For outbound calls via FreeTDM, resources support setting the TDM flags necessary. Set the gateway (gateways.[].endpoint_type) type to freetdm, then set "span", "channel_selection", etc to configure the channel in FreeSWITCH.

For numbers, you can add the number just like any other number; you'll want your resource to have an appropriate regex to be chosen to route the calls.

[navpreet]

1 hour ago, mc_ said:

For outbound calls via FreeTDM, resources support setting the TDM flags necessary. Set the gateway (gateways.[].endpoint_type) type to freetdm, then set "span", "channel_selection", etc to configure the channel in FreeSWITCH.

For numbers, you can add the number just like any other number; you'll want your resource to have an appropriate regex to be chosen to route the calls.

Thanks @mc_

For PSTN inbound calls, can we configure not to answer call for particular regex, like the miss call solution to register people, by asking them to give miss call on did number(mentioned by regex)?

[mc_]

For routing based on the dialed number, use the "patterns" instead of "numbers" array to match dialed numbers. Otherwise you can use the callflow action to route based on Caller ID

[navpreet]

7 minutes ago, mc_ said:

For routing based on the dialed number, use the "patterns" instead of "numbers" array to match dialed numbers. Otherwise you can use the callflow action to route based on Caller ID

So, can we hangup call without answering them, using call flow hangup action and inserting the callee number using api to custom database?

Edited September 5, 2017 by navpreet (see edit history)

[mc_]

Sure, use the hangup callflow action or send a custom SIP response if you like. You can also use the 'webhook' callflow action to send a custom webhook to your server, which you can use to insert call information into your database.