Recent content by Herbert Whistlefjord

Trunks and users use different ports [5060 vs 5080] so you can use that in your firewall rules to distinguish them. But that's not going to help you if the devices with the SIP user credentials on are compromised [I think that's what you're saying].

I have 4-digit extensions and ring groups. I want to dial out without a 9 prefix, anything 3+ digits. ^(\d{3,20})$ works for outbound, but it then seems to break inbound calls - anything inbound then is treated as outbound. I know there are trivial workaround but is this the expected behaviour?

What CNs and SANs are on your cert? If your cert is literally just *.example.com then I wouldn't expect example.com to work.

Thanks, that has worked. I guess I was over-thinking it!

Is there a way to pipe the output of a fs_cli /event subscription? I have this: /event plain CHANNEL_CREATE CHANNEL_DESTROY CUSTOM sofia::register sofia::unregister but it produces a crazy amount of output, about 60 line for every event. I can't do it with fs_cli -x , that just claims that...

I feel like the information I am after is probably all "in there" somewhere, because we have a Registrations table and we have Event Guard watching for failed logins. I am interested in extensions change state, ie register, unregister or expire. But when I look in the logs, I don't see events...

Where can I change the line provisioning globally so that 5061/TLS is used? In Default Settings we have "line_sip_port", that can easily be set to 5061. But line_sip_transport is "tcp" and looking at account.X.sip_server.Y.transport_type, the valid values are 0 - 3, so how do these interact?

I am inferring from this: https://github.com/signalwire/freeswitch/issues/2489 that "UP (ping)" means that FreeSWITCH has sent an OPTIONS ping but has not yet received [or perhaps, processed] a response, but the previous response was UP. But that's just a guess.

What's the difference between these two statuses? They were run 60s apart: ================================================================================================= Name e90a3575-fdbf-4c03-8a93-cf0c889fe64f ... Ping 1742483830 PingFreq 60 PingTime...

Yeah, that's the other half of the solution I use, for the outbound dialling.

I have something like this working for giving multiple phone systems access to a single SIP trunk. No registration involved at all, all IP-based. Multiple inbound routes looking like the attached.

A colleague updated the OS of a FusionPBX system from Debian 11 to 12 last year. The upgrade process did not update the release in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/php.list accordingly so the system is still using the Sury 8.1 PHP packages. Everything looks to be fine but PHP 8.1 is approaching EOL so I...

Is it possible to get FusionPBX to send an email on Event Guard events?

Whether this is the right way to do it or not I don't know, but the Extension Enter the extension number. field in the IVR settings actually accepts a name. Changed it from a number to a name, now it works, cannot match numeric outbound route.

I have an IVR 1234 that plays a message. I have an outbound route for 3+ digits to out to SIP provider. I have a Destination for a direct dial. If I assign an inbound route for this direct dial to an extension, it works [Note that the extensions are not numeric, so cannot accidentally match...