Recent content by kenn10

Thanks. The answer appears to be to set up a local DNS entry and use something like dnsmasq on the PBX server. You have to come at FS PBX or FusionPBX by the domain name and the only way you can serve access to the different domains on the same IP address is local translation. I'm getting...

I've been experimenting with Tailscale to link a number of FreePBX systems in a more secure fashion. For FusionPBX and FS PBX I have an issue using Tailscale to allow remote telephone connection to any of the domains. By default, Tailscale creates an internal IP in the TailNet for the host...

On the Applications > Music on Hold screen did you: 1) Click add on the upper right of the screen 2) Then click the + next to catagory 3) Select the file of music to upload 4) Click Upload

I asked Grok how to solve your issue and it provides this information (which seems to make good sense.)

Install sngrep if it is not already on your system. Then from the Linux console as user root, you can use this command to see the conversation between the PBX and the provider: sngrep -c Another option is to use Wireshark.

I believe that question should be addressed on the FusionPBX forum. Try https://www.pbxforums.com/forums/general-fusionpbx-help.3/

Office Depot has the dongle for $31.99, Ebay has a lot of them for various prices, MetrolineDirect has them refurbished for $19.95.

When I attempt to upgrade, I get this error: INFO Application version set successfully. Version successfully updated to 1.0.2. Applying update steps for version 1.1.0... [Update110] Starting... [Update110] Checking crontab for legacy xml_cdr_import entries... Error applying the update: The...

Am I correct that the goal is still to entirely replace any dependence on FusionPBX and directly manipulate the underlying FreeSwitch?

I like to keep an eye on the nginx access log. You can still be trying to break in constantly until their IP is caught and blocked by Fail2ban. tail -f /var/log/nginx/access.log

I found this post about how to make changes in FreeSwitch and FusionPBX to have the Call Center queue announce the position in queue to the customer. The post form @TurabG got me thinking that it would be nice to tell you your position as soon as you enter the queue. This is his post...

Another option is to lock down the PBX and whitelist the providers, and basic IP addresses for the building where the phones are. Then implement an OpenVPN server and use it for remote and roving workers. This makes the PBX almost invisible on the internet and eliminates the continual probes...

Obviously, the outbound route can be modified as such and I have done that. The changing of the XML code is probably too much for novice users. I'll leave it at that.

Most other systems, including FusionPBX, are not sending the +1 unless you tell it too. Yes, the +1 is accepted by most SIP vendors but is superfluous. It is especially annoying when someone on another system like a Cisco or Avaya switch has not prepared their systems to strip the +1 on an...

For all phone numbers and outbound caller-id, allow an option to not have the outbound caller-id show +1. I can understand that might be necessary for other countries, but most of the USA just has the 10-digit caller-id and the E164 format is not required (or desired.) The outbound route...