Recent content by pbxnerd

Love it! Thanks for your hard work on this. Marks welcoming and non threatening reply makes me interested in his project too.

Unless I’m misunderstanding, There are a few ways this could be handled without portal access. The easiest way is what we do. We just give all customers who want it access to a soft phone. Ringotel works well or whatever you want. Their extension then rings on their cell phone even when away...

This is truth. And AI has lowered the bar to entry even further. Anyone moderately technical with a little time on their hands can easily spin up their own PBX and save tons of money. Most people don’t want to do anything they don’t have to and will just move to another company if they are asked...

I use Ringotel with some medical offices (USA). We were one of the first adopters of Ringotel right after it was released years ago. I have found it to work much better on wifi than on LTE data networks (audio gets poor). A big pro is the fact that you can keep your PBX entirely locked down to...

Wow. God bless you Mark. This makes me want to support people like you. I just subscribed to your top-tier support plan. None of us are perfect. But those who recognize their faults and seek for God’s help to become better, are in my opinion true role models. Thank you for not being afraid to...

WSS is a bit different than TLS on a desk phone. I assume you are not using hardware desk phones? I can confirm that with TLS and SRTP enabled on a hardware desk phone, I have no issues with audio, or SIP ALG issues, no matter what home router is used. I've even done crazy stuff like double...

Haha, thanks. I'm curious to know more about the Telnyx outages you are referencing. 'Cause they've been extremely reliable for me... Are you speaking of the DDoS attacks intermittent over a few days back in 2021? I'd agree that admittedly left an unbelievably bad taste in my mouth at the time...

How about running the OpenVPN server on its own separate VPS, and using it essentially as a proxy server, so that connecting phones get that server's WAN IP. Then whitelist that WAN IP in the PBX. This allows the PBX to still be 100% locked down as far as external IPs and ports and avoids...

That's impressive @DigitalDaz . You seem to refer to this in past tense - do you still carry it out this way? And if not, why not?

I solved this by using Telnyx for SIP trunking. They publish a small set of static IP addresses for both SIP signaling and RTP media (which is uncommon). That lets you lock down your PBX to accept traffic only from Telnyx’s IPs plus your phones’ static IPs. As long as your phones are on static...

I’ll be interested to hear if anyone has it working on red hat. I’d like to do that too.

Thank you! Restarting my server seemed to clear up the issue.

I solved this by manually adding the following to my phone's configuration file in the Profile Editor: account.1.codec.opus.priority=1 account.1.codec.opus.enable=1 account.1.codec.opus.para=Opus-FB

Hi Everyone, I'm trying to provision OPUS and G722 to my Yealink T46U. G722 provisions fine, but OPUS simply does not appear. If I try to provision OPUS alone, no codecs provision to the phone at all. I have attached a screenshot of the applicable provisioning section of Default Settings...

Sure, how do I do that? I'm sorry I don't see the way to do so.