Recent content by mat1010

To reduce the noise you could think about using https://voipbl.org/ to automatically block many of them on network level before they can even reach your PBX - but in general those requests are nothing to worry about.

Even though this topic is quiet old, is there anyone facing similiar issues and has a workaround for it? Relying on max_forwards does not scale well if you have multiple members that are redirecting back to the group, it results in full database connections. Here again the "callflow": Group...

Mhh, this sound pretty messed up. Have you tried to clean install the pi and fpbx afterwards? You first reinstallation after the reboot might have caused some strange inconsistencies in the database. If you see issues after a fresh install of both pi and fpbx you might have another look into...

I also expected some kind of reference in the dialplan, at least for the extension of the queue. But it seems that this is not the way it works :-D Eventually someone else in the forum has more insights into this if the idea above does not work out.

I would check the freeswitch log after which part of the dialplan the callcenter extension is being called. Just use fs_cli to get into the freeswitch cli and switch the log to debug level with fsctl loglevel debug and initiate the call to your callcenter extension. You will see the whole trace...

The callcenter module is a library loaded by Freeswitch from /usr/lib64/freeswitch/mod/mod_callcenter.so, so it's not just a script that you can modify directly. Fusionpbx sets up the callcenter through the Freeswitch API and the required database records within the callcenter application in...

In which direction does the media work? Is it always the same direction? Have you made sure that all required RTP ports are allowed in both directions through your firewall (if there is any) also via IPv6? You might consider to check the callflow with sngrep to see where the media is being sent.

Has this IP changed since the initial installation? If so, might you phones try to register against the wrong IP address?

you can use cat or less for example. You can also use tail -f which will live follow the output and makes debugging easier when you run the registration on one of the phones. The important file is freeswitch.log since this is the file that is currently written into. freeswitch.log.1 is from...

The command is not systemct1, it's systemctl - you can just copy & paste it to avoid typos. But anyway - a non started webserver seems not to be your issues. Can you check the content of /var/log/freeswitch/freeswitch.log to see if you have any errors that occur while registering the phones?

Is it a timeout, or a 404 - page not found? If your request times out it may just mean your webserver is not started. systemctl status nginx will show you the status of the webserver. It may also be that the php-fpm is not started systemctl status php-fpm will show you the status of the php-fpm...

No, you are looking for someone who will answer you every tiny basic question which you could answer yourself by a little bit of effort and the ability to analyze errors correctly. Many people in this forum are willing to help and have expert knowledge in freeswitch, fusionpbx and general...

Sometimes the ISPs do shady things with your DNS queries. I worked with a provder that answered to every non-existing domain with one of his webservers IPs instead of delivering a proper NXDOMAIN. This resulted in headaches during debugging since you were able to ping that domain but it was...

Good luck.

I might repeat myself here, but the information provided makes it hard for others to help you. You basically say "something is not working" without anything from your logs, network level traces or other parts of your configuration. I spent already too much time making wild guesses try to help...