Recent content by Robert Birch

Well don't I feel like an idiot. I had a configuration typo, that was messing things up. It works now using TLS and SRTP enforced. Sorry for wasting everyone's time.

I can confirm that the Grandstream works fine on this tenant. Setting the Yealinnk to use regualr TCP and no SRTP, allows me to make calls, but Call Park fails with Temporarily Unavailable. Still investigating. Thanks.

The extension is registered with TLS-NAT and SRTP is working. I think maybe I have something configured incorrectly for Yealink, where if I don't force SRTP to be used, that calls don't go through. I believe on my Grandstream phones, that calls will work either way (SRTP on or not). I'll need...

That I have not tried. i have Call Park working on other domains with Grandstream phones, no issues. It's that Yealink giving me issues. To further explore this, I am forcing calls to use SRTP. If I set it to optional, the calls don't complete. Forced on SRTP they do. I see if I look at a CDR...

Odd. I have tried that as well, but I get the same result. Calls are ended when I hit the Park button, when I press the button with no call, I get Temporarily Unavailable. Are there any settings in the provisioning document I need to change for Call Park to work? Thanks,

Hey there, I'm on FusionPBX 5.3.4 I'm trying to get CallPark working on a Yealink T46U on firmware 108.87.0.15 I have tried configuring the Call Park DSS key as BLF and Call Park, going to park+*5901. When in tha call and I press the DSS key, it just seems ot hangup the call. Thinking I must...

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