Recent content by kenn10

If you don't have Status > Fax Queue then you don't have permissions set up correctly. I'm on version 1.9.7.

OK. Explain for the class what you did.

I'm looking at registrations of several different phones and only a few include the local LAN IP in the call-id string. Some include some hex hashed string that I have no idea how to decode. Most don't include anything that would indicate local LAN IP. Like you said, its is something we all...

Well, I'm not deep into the code and have no reference for what is FreeSWITCH and what is still FusionPBX and what is purely FS PBX. I know Dereck is working very hard to evolve the product away from all things FusionPBX. My only concern is that the report should work correctly if it is going...

I've messaged Ward Mundy to take a look at his article and see what needs updating.

Yeah. This doesn't work with current FSPBX. That was back when it was largely based on FusionPBX.

If registrations.php is the same in FusionPBX as it is in FS PBX (I'll make that assumption) then why would the exact same phone which does not show local IP on FS PBX then show the local IP when it registers to FusionPBX. I'll spend some more time with sngrep to look at the register request...

One more curious data point: I failed the router onto the backup cable modem port which has a very different IP address and still get that WAN IP address in the LAN IP field:

On the advanced screen of the extension, I've tried setting this: which yields this on the registration report: So that just puts the external IP address in both LAN and WAN fields and does not display the actual internal LAN IP. None of the choices on the SIP Force Contact box (Or leaving it...

It could be. Since my phones are on the 192.168.10.x private network and my WAN public IP from Frontier is 192.138.x.x, perhaps it thinks they are on the same network. However, according to what I researched yesterday, FreeSwitch is supposed to base internal vs. external on what is set in...

On my Fanvil phone, exact phone, just changed registration to my FusionPBX address and it shows correctly:

Interesting. Yours say (UDP/NAT) and mine are just (UDP) on their registrations.

I'm not getting the local IPs showing in FreeSwitch either using these commands. I'll have to dig some more. I notice my extensions don't show NAT on the registered line any more. sofia status profile internal reg show registrations

It isn't just Fanvil. As you can see on my original post, none of the phones show LAN and WAN IP addresses correctly. The phones have the FQDN in their main, outbound proxy, and domain listings. Do you have any pointers on how you have yours set up? My FSPBX is cloud-based.

In the Register transaction, the phone's local LAN IP is in the message as part of the Call-ID from some phones (but not all) but that is not being picked up to display in the registration list.