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I have a client that is set up with a rollover ring group. That part is all working well, but now he wants to also have a ringer for call alerts when he is out on there manufacturing floor. He has an analog ringer and i am planning to use an ata to connect it to the phone system but don't know...

I've never used them, but i would assume it's similar to any other wholesale voip carrier. Use ip auth and set up a gateway for outbound, i would hope there are docs on it. Then point inbound to the destinations and you should be good to go. I wonder what there pricing is?

I've got an interesting one that i was wondering if someone has suggestions on. The phone is a grandstream grp2615 I have multiple accounts configured on it, primarily for shared voicemail with other phones. I also have call parking configured but on this grandstream there is no option to use...

Yes, I did this. What i did was route all inbound calls to the fusionpbx endpoint and separate the numbers by tenant in skyetel. For outbound you need to configure the following on your outbound route. set sip_h_X-Tenant=${domain_name} And then when creating the tenant on the skyetel portal...

Hi. You need to set your category to memory, not line for each key. I think that should fix the keys issue.

Did you configure the email queue? I had to do this after an upgrade for emails to start sending again.

I've had to go through this a few times now, and i always end up manually migrating the domain. I believe there is a domain backup tool but you have to be a paying fusionpbx member to get it and i'm not one so haven't been able to take advantage of this.

Thanks for this, I guess i'm to out of date to have gotten that. I made a copy of the w60b template and used that for provisioning. So far it works without modifying anything. I did find a copy of yealink's official provisioning template and looked at that a bit, it only has the...

Hello. Has anyone deplloyed the yealink w70b dect base yet? If so, which provisioning template did you use? I was thinking of trying the one for the w60b to see if it would work. Any potential issues in doing this?

Hello. If you're routing calls from your carrier to the internal profile you need to add the ip addresses of the carrier to your domains acl. go to advanced>ACLS to do this. The carrier should have documentation on what there IP addresses are that calls are sent from.

I use microsip on a daily basis. I also used zoiper at one point but have now switched to lynfone instead. Screenshots of the config might give us a hint. Also, on fusion, if you go to status>registrations, does the softphone show it's registered? If not calls won't work.

I doubt that's the issue, I think it would either work or not work regardless of if you're on wifi or 4g if the external addresses were the issue. Is it possible your carrier is blocking sip traffic? I routinely use my fusion server with 4g data. I use the linphone app. https://www.linphone.org/...

This makes me think of nat issues. Have you tried this on a wifi network other than yours? Is the pbx local to your network? or somewhere in the cloud? Thanks.

You only need skip_instructions, not skip_greeting in your dial plan. Mine looks like this.

In destinations>dial plan there is a disabled call block function. I've not played with it, but it seems to me that with some customization that might do what you want.