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Seems to me the fastest way to revenue is to be a VoIP interconnect. You already own the software for immediate integration. It's a pay-per model, so there are no real significant out of pocket up front costs. You're sitting on an existing and captive customer base, which theoretically should...

Agree with @Fugoo in that the math doesn't work for the API cost. There are also many other costs in choosing the voice engine to use, including carriers, infrastructure, labor, etc. SignalWire is a great place to monetize FreeSwitch. 2600hz has also figured it out. Personally I don't think...

Looks like as of this response in v4.5.11 that out of the box you can generate an API key in user settings, then be able to at least GET with the key parameter. It will not create a user session. But is there anything out there yet for RESTful calls with JSON or XML responses?

This may be the dumb question of the century, but here goes.... Testing out FusionPBX, and notice that a fresh install comes with Fail2Ban. Nice. Is there not some sort of GUI module for managing that firewall in FusionPBX? I know all about this...

For GWave, would not lowering Session Expiration and Min-SE in Account Settings -> FusionPBX Acct -> Session Expiration Settings help? Also Account Settings -> FusionPBX Acct -> Register Expiration. Since apps such as this would primarily be used across mobile networks, seems to me you'll want...

Thanks @TimGuyUK, my particular issue was resolved with a correct outbound route (carrier expected North American Numbering Plan full 11 digits). However, the resolution posted by @MammerJammer was "it was a domain context issue regarding the gateway", and that didn't make sense to me and...

Can you please elaborate what you mean by this, or what steps you took to correct it? We're seeing the same situation to a gateway that is IP based and does not register, with calls not getting out of FusionPBX. 2020-02-11 09:57:13.346650 [DEBUG] switch_ivr_originate.c:3952 Originate Resulted...

@ad5ou perhaps I should have mentioned that I did read that reference, and it did not "explain pretty clearly" what I needed to know about ACLs on FusionPBX, hence my line of questioning.

It's 2020 and I'm sick of installing "apps" for my customers on desktops. What are some recommendations for a good quality WebRTC browser app with voice, chat, file sharing, video, presence, etc. for FusionPBX, paid or otherwise?

Perhaps utilizing AWS Load Balancer along with AWS RDS (PostgreSQL) or Aurora could work which would take care of all the failover and replications needed. Haven't done it, but certainly looks like a path to explore.

Fresh install on AWS Debian 9. When installing on AWS it'll be in your AWS Virtual Private Cloud by default, thus installing with an IP address of something like 172.30.0.10. So even though the instance will have a static IP address (Elastic IP with AWS), it's still NAT'ed. Following guidance...