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They will try accessing from potentially different locations when I set it up a while ago and they did not provide a list then. According to AI: Let's Encrypt does not provide a fixed list of IP addresses for their validation servers, and their IP allocations change without notice. Because of...

If this is definitely the case, it should be raised as a bug, @markjcrane will probably fix this very quickly if he is aware.

In FusionPBX mine are set as in the image and work just fine:

I'm getting reports from a client, though I don't have a detailed call example yet of a problem with parking. They park a call and when picking it back up, I'm told the audio sounds robotic. This sounds to me like they are likely getting a different codec when they pick it back up but thats...

Take a look at this, I have been using it for years for other projects. Its open source: https://docs.postalserver.io/ I've never used this bit but it may do the job: https://docs.postalserver.io/developer/http-payloads

A very blunt tool for outbound calls would be to add something like this to the dialplan, this would hang the call up after an hour, apart from this I cannot think of a way if rtp timeout is not working for you: execute_on_answer=sched_hangup +3600

I have been running this exact scenario for over 10 years now and have never had any problems. You do present an interesting scenario though that I think could be resolved easy enough, just have aws check and endpoint that does an options ping, maybe I'll vibe code that :)

You'll find that in the gateway advanced settings set caller id in from to true. Don't forget to stop and start the gateway after the change is made.

Numbers in the uk are of the format, when dialled from the UK, like 01617102180. If dialled from outside the UK, drop the leading 0 and replace with 44 so 441617102180

Just look at the chat in here, there is much more activity these days that in other chat. I don't use it myself yet but its definitely going places.

I have used OVH successfully for years, I use dedicated servers with them though.

I think setting the outbound proxy on the phone should work too.

You shouldn't need the dns on the fusionpbx, you need a dns dished out by tailscale that is somewhere else, you could potentially put it on the fusionpbx I suppose but it just needs to resolve your domains to the tailscale ip for your remote clients.

Amazing work :)

I know this doesn't help but this is really a deficiency in the carrier. The whole idea of the contact header is that you are telling the remote end that this is the address you wish to be contacted on. There will be a way, let me have a dig.