Recent content by Robert Birch

That is a good point. It does require TLS. Should have prefaced with that info. We use TLS so I didn't really think about it. Is there a better way to do it? Thanks.

Think I managed to figure it out. I had to change my DialPlan to force SRTP. Here's what I changed. Under DialPlan -> DialPlan Manager Edited local_extension (Down near the bottom. Entry 890) At the bottom of the page, add the following: Tag = Action Type=export Data=rtp_secure_media=mandatory...

Hey Everyone, I am running on FusionxPBX 5.3.8. I have enabled TLS and SRTP. I have a Yealink and a Grandstream phone for testing. Both set to Mandatory SRTP. When I make outbound calls from either handset, I get valid encryption: AES_CM_128_HMAC_SHA1_80 from the Yealink and AEAD_AES_256_GCM...

Think I got this figured out. I was doing it right setting it as an Internal Profile. Looks like the issue is with the clients network as I was able to confirm it working on different network. Thanks.

Played a little more with it. Set the Bridge type to Profile. Set the Profile to Internal Set the Action to sip:$1${regex(${sofia_contact(9999@trunkxxx.xxxxx.com)}|^[^@]+(.*)|%1)} Upon saving it, Fusion adds the sofia/internal/ to the beginning to match what the old server does. Still doesn't...

Hey Everyone, I've set this up on a FusionPBX 4.5 box and it works as expected. Trying to set this up on a FusionPBX 5.3.4 box and it isn't working for me. What I did on the old server, was create a trunk domain (ie. trunkxxx.xxxxx.com) Created a 9999 extension, which the end client registers...

Ok. I found out I could enter fs_cli and do a fsctl loglevel <level numer> I used 6 to just drop the debug messages. This doesn't require a reload of any kind. I checked the log file and it is working as I expect. Thanks for all the help and pointing me in the correct direction.

So that would be fs_cli -x "reload logfile"? If I did the reloadxml will that mess up the pre-process variables from the other XML files? Thanks.

I want to make a change to the /etc/freeswitch/autoload_configs/logfile.conf.xml file. Is there a way to make freeswitch reload the config file without dropping registrations, calls, etc? Thanks, Bob

Sorry @mcs3ss2 I completely missed this response. I took a look at what was there and added them to my Default Settings. I hit reload, but faxes are still coming in at 14400. I do see a few calls that had Unexpected DCN while waiting for DCS or DIS as an error. Not sure if they are valid faxes...

Hey Everyone, I have set up a Fax Server for a client, which seems to work OK, but faxes are being accepted at 14400 baud rate, which can have some issues. Is there a way to limit the transmission speed to 9600? Thanks, Bob

Sweet. Might have to give this a try. Thanks for the info!!!

Did you just do a pg_dump on the old server and then push it into the new server? Thanks

Just wondering if this is in production and working for you? I want to do the same thing: Build a new server and move everything onto it, rather than upgrade from 4.5.xx to 5. Did you have multiple tenants on your old server? Thanks

Actually.... Not a problem with the Snom. It was from the device I was testing with. Looks like it does work as expected. Thanks for the help ad5ou and pushing me in the right direction. Really appreciate it.