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You have done something wrong with the installation, the admin panel should be available on the public IP by default, in fact, the sip ports will receive traffic by default its just that the ips need changing in the external and internal profiles. I have been using Oracle cloud for my...

https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/blob/master/debian/resources/config.sh#L19-L27 Just edit that file before ./install.sh is run.

Do you have that sqlite database running in RAM, that would probably suit you, it does most of us?

Are you using ipv6? If not, this shouldn't affect the pbx working. I just tend to disable the ipv6 profiles.

Not exactly sure what you are trying to achieve but have you tried gateway advanced settings and made caller id in from to true then restarted the gateway?

To play a new greeting but not have an option to leave a message just create a custom dialplan for a time condition that just plays the message then does a hangup. The other requirement is not to difficult either but requires a little more thinking about. Basically you want to record a...

No, I mean in the destination it removes the bar

I have just checked and the bar | gets removed when you put multiple in. I'm sure @markjcrane would some day fix that to maybe allow an array [11111,22222] for example and then include that as a single condition as an or method.

I have just realised I do very similar to allow pinless entry to a conference on my box in the dialpan, maybe I will try it in the destination and see if it works:

I have nver tried what you are trying above bur have you tried in the condition, instead of two lines, in the one field 11111|22222 ie using the bar, or operator

The caller id name and caller id number are there for a certain purpose. There is a permission in the group manager, caller id select or something, I would have to loo it up..... Once set, when the extensions page is visited and you got to edit an extension, the freeform text input fields for...

So do that, create the destination, then edit the inbound route, that's probably the best. That said, what multiple conditions do you need? That would normall be dealth with in a custom place that you send the destination to.

No idea about the variable, but almost no one uses inbound routes, we just use destinations. Without them, you will probably find dropdowns are not populated correctly in other modules.

I was mistaken, I thought you said, 'I' created inbound routes, didn't read properly.

"I created an inbound destination with one of my trunks. Then (as it suggested), it created inbound routes accordingly" Yes, destinations is a tool to create inbound routes.

With regards to why destinations, the reason is security. You can give access to destinations to a domain admin but giving access to inbound routes creates problems, they could potentially break the server.

Destinations create the inbound route for you. Where do you see in the documentation that it says to do both?

Sorry, in that case I have no idea.

Click the tab key to move it to the ok

Just keep the local, no idea why it wants to change that file