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Hi, Is there a thread/url explaining how to safely change the internal domain to FQDN? Single-tenant installation here, which was installed by default using the internal IP of the server as domain Have searched but didn't find anything really.. Thanks,

Hello All, Running FusionPBX 4.4.3 for some years now. Private network behind NAT/firewall with some endpoints registering over OpenVPN. I do have some long-standing NAT-related and ACL misconfiguration issues which I haven't managed to fully resolve as I am not a NAT+SIP expert, plus...

The only addition I had to do was to add the PSTN g/w: - CIDR 192.168.0.yy (PSTN gateway) But I am pretty sure I was getting 407 and reverting to digest auth even before that, when I had just added 2-3 devices and their extensions. Is there a way to explicitly add an ACL for the local net/24...

Yes, I am sure it is ACL related. Started with a clean install & using the one-line install script, then adding local extensions this 407 proxy auth has consistently been there...

Hello, Been struggling with this for days now, reading the forums but no scenario seems to work. Have upgraded to 4.4.3, using only internal extensions in a local subnet - same as FusionPBX Domains ACL default deny with allow for: - Domain 192.168.0.xx allow (server) - CIDR 192.168.0.yy (PSTN...

I am not using any SIP carrier, calls are PSTN only terminating at the Grandstream GXW4108. Also, issues go away when restarting the FusionPBX box, don't have to restart the gateway.

Let me give a topology, sorry for not including at first place. No SIP traffic with internet. All calls are through SIP gateway. Phones are all Yealinks

No, PBX and all phones (Yealink), plus doorphone (Fanvil) run in private subnet (192.168.x.x.)

Internal LAN with one NIC, all devices access PBX within the same subnet

Thanks for the feedback. I would expect both FusionPBX and fs not to require a restart, hence my question. I am running with nonat, and all traffic is internal, can nat still cause problems in such a scenario? Could openssl or related ssl libraries create issues? At some point I used that box...

Hello All, We have been running a FusionPBX install for some time now. Some erratic behaviour is observed if the server is not rebooted every 2-3 weeks. Some of these problems are: - Doorphone may not ring at all - Attended call transfer may not complete; i.e. secretary hits transfer button but...

Rport is already enabled :( also tried Rport direct process but no luck either. Perhaps I should look to create a new sip profile per scenario 2 in https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/General+NAT+example+scenarios ?

Googling around I found this relevant link: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/General+NAT+example+scenarios Scenario 2 which is exactly the case I am looking to resolve, it calls for a new sip profile?

But I am also looking to configure Zoiper softphones as next step

It's a Yealink 46S

There is only 1 FusionPBX in 192.168.0.10. In the same subnet there is also a VoIP GW for PSTN access (192.168.0.11) In the remote subnet there is an IP Phone (192.168.1.20).

I am in Greece. Setup is over the public internet as follows: IP Phone (local 192.168.1.20) <-> NAT Router A <-> Public Internet <-> NAT Router B <-> Fusion PBX (local IP 192.168.0.10)

Sure, please find below a redacted one. Setup is: IP Phone (local 192.168.1.20) <-> NAT Router A <-> Internet <-> NAT Router B <-> Fusion PBX (local IP 192.168.0.10) Many Thanks for any help...

This is where I tweaked them; actually "sip profile internal" per the instructions in https://fusionpbx-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/additional_information/nat.html. After restarting freeswitch problem persists. In fs_cli when running sofia status profile internal there is no...