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Is it possible at all to use inline bridge parameter with mod_distributor? Suppose I have two gateways that normally be used in the bridge as: [parameter=value1]sofia/external/gw1_uuid/$1 [parameter=value2]sofia/external/gw2_uuid/$1 How do I use these gateways in a distributor while injecting...

I sometimes use inline variables on the bridge line to pass gateway specific values, like: {absolute_codec_string=PCMU}sofia/gateway/gw_uid/00$1 and it works. Now have a requirement to pass different caller id number numbers to each gateway in fail over mode; so I tried these following...

I just installed a new test Fusion VM after a long time and noticed there is a domain section under each SIP profile. Could someone please tell me what these "alias" and "parse" of domains are for? Thanks.

Though I don't have any use for this script now, I know some of you have customers registering from multiple locations back to your Fusion box. The script requires that you add extensions you want to monitor. You'll only need one or two extensions per location added to the script. If you enter...

I use this script to gather caller id information from my colleagues. This script is written to work with Snom phones but can be modified to suit any phone that can hit an http url when certain events happen on the phone. I use Snom's "Incoming Call/ On Connected" Action URL field to fire this...

When something goes wrong with your provider (server issues, DNS issues etc), the corresponding gateway in FusionPBX fails and you won't probably notice this for a while until someone contacts you through other means. This has happened to me on many occasions, so I wrote this script to check...

I am unable to get MWI working on my Cubox. Everything is up to date and I matched all settings from a working server for internal sip profile. There are no NOTIFY packets in cli after I leave a voicemail. I've had this working on my previous install FP 3.9 and FS 1.4 on the same Cubox...

If you want to use them and have an authorised CID, you'll need to do something like this in outbound route:

Time and time again those who are new to FusionPBX find it difficult to get cidlookup working from their contact list. Inbound Route: Now navigate to Advanced > XML Editor > autoload_configs > cidlookup.conf.xml and modify existing lines with these: <!--<param name="odbc-dsn"...

Gateway Settings: Outbound Route Settings:

It would be nice to have a section to discuss about and post Add-ons (especially the custom ones) for FusionPBX. Cheers, EasyBB (GP-S)