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We are still looking to hire someone to help us with the if anyone, please feel free to shoot me a PM. We need someone asap, PAID!

@Dan We have not, but will look into this.

We need someone with industry experience to help us implement STIR/SHAKEN on our FreeSWITCH / FusionPBX server. We are a web application development company with development expertise, but limited knowledge of telephony. We have a call routing server that runs FreeSWITCH and FusionPBX. It...

Our company is being required to have Stir Shaken implemented for how we are using Fusion. Does anyone happen to know if the latest version of FusionPBX has that capability? Does anyone have any guides or suggestions on how I can do such a thing? Any help would be appreciated!

I found this in the logs`2020-05-08 02:16:56.723819 [CRIT] switch_core_session.c:2357 Throttle Error! 87` I did update the switch.conf.xml file to have 1000 sessions per second. had to restart, but its working perfectly now! Thanks @Adrian Fretwell freeswitch@ip-172-31-12-33> status UP 0...

It seems the server stops working after about ~130 concurrent incoming calls hitting an IVR at a single time. I need the system to support 700+ concurrent calls at any given moment. We are currently in testing, but where can I look in FusionPBX setting for something that could be limiting call...

Ok I have gotten everything I need from the database calls but my inexperience working with json with Postgres is making getting call times very difficult. I can see that call flow give us the times for each section of the call. select xml_cdr_uuid, json->'callflow' from...

@Adrian Fretwell thanks! I got connect and see the call data in the v_xml_cdr. @nktech1135, yes I am using a DB tool to make a connection and run queries to create reports needed. The call detail records are not sufficient for our purposes. Thanks for your input!

How does one go about querying the call data? I see that this information is stored on a SQLite instance, and I have not really worked with that directly before. Any tips on how to do this process? Thanks!

Thanks for that @DigitalDaz, we got the calls down to 5 seconds or less which is acceptable.

Greetings everyone! Quick overview is calls come in, IVR answers and presents options, it then transfers the call to an outbound destination. The time between when I press an option and when ringing happens is about 15 seconds on average and I need to shorten this as much as possible. Where are...