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Oh, that changes the story. You can buy a single domain certificate. Your phones should be registered to the same domain. Usually, your main DNS record points to your server. Only if you prefer dual registration in the future, when you have 2 servers, and if your phones support it, then you...

Just use a single domain Let's Encrypt certificate until then. It's free. With FS PBX you don't need a to have a certificate that covers each tenant domain. Everyone will be logging in using your main PBX domain and their email. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/web-server/lets-encrypt/

Do you have one FSPBX server or two redundant servers?

Yes, just use the copy button.

You posted your question in the FS PBX subforum, not FusionPBX. It's important to note that these are two distinct products. FS PBX was forked from FusionPBX and redesigned for everyday use, with a new admin portal. Overall, it's a more mature product for daily PBX management. More information...

Your REGEX is not working. You should use mine. Also, your proposed solution will have the call go through the dialplan twice instead of once before it reached the bridge command

Yes, more work will be done towards that goal in the future as time permits.

It was turned on by accident in the previous update and rolled back in the latest update. So it won’t be on by default for new installs. However, I highly recommend turning it on as soon as the email feature is configured. It will protect your PBX from an unauthorized access.

if you didn’t run into any issues you are good to go. Some people that had enabled prior might need may need to git stash. Here’s the official tutorial how to enable it for all new installs. It won’t be on by default. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/enable-2fa/

Fixed in the latest commit

Are you sending calls to port 5080?

Create a new dialplan like this (order 100). In my example, it's for area code 909. Regex could be better, but this one would work just fine.

You don't need all the files to provision the phone. mac.cfg is enough. It fails to download the other files, and it's ok. It's true for all phones. They always look for a bunch of files and only download what's available and needed.

FS PBX relays inbound messages to Ringotel via API integration. If a mobile app exists, we prioritize delivering messages there. To send outbound messages, change the SMS settings in the Ringotel connection from "Integrations" to "API." Integrations enable direct message sending and receiving...

Try to switch to T44U (v1.0.x). When you have a version at the end these are new FS PBX templates. The provisioning URL will be different when you use the new templates. https://pbx.mydomain.com/prov/ccb8a81b8090.cfg once you switch to this template try to open that URL in the browser.