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Sorry if this is a silly question, I try to keep things as up to date as possible, but obv worry about braking a prod system, even with backups its still a little nerve racking. I am running 4.5.15 on debian 9.11 no issues with running the fusion updates via the gui, but what about OS...

Yep it relies on the setting, then will try and establish a direct connection, as a quick and dirty test I started a call with the setting on and then disabled my internet and the call stayed up, so it works just fine. I did not implement the setting in a live environment, but cant see why it...

good to know, cheers

got this sorted by running all the update steps in order, did not really want to update this install right now it fixed this issue

@DigitalDaz did you ever find out about this ?

I think there is something bigger going on, also seeing the below if I try and edit group permissions, very strange EDIT: fixed this by updating schema and app defaults, but cant seam to get the extensions to show up in a new call route. saw a post from @markjcrane regarding changing the...

went to add an incoming call route and saw the below, all extensions, vm box's, IVRs etc are missing anyone seen this before. does not happen on my other test fusion install very odd. happens on a new domain and existing

I gave it my best shot using a combination of exporting a factory reset X4U, and then exporting the XML config once again when it had been auto provisioned with the X4 template, which does mostly work - then using beyond compare to see the differences and filling in the variable names - but no...

I have experimented a little with creating my own {$mac}.cfg files for phones, in this case a favil X4U. I tested out the X4 template and mostly it seams to work with the X4U but few things I am not sure about. I see mark has started work on X4U which I see in git but from what I can see its...

Just wondering if its a problem that I see constant INVITE with CALL SETUP on my test deployment. I have fail2ban setup as it comes with the install, and as per the guide https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/fail2ban.html I have enabled both freeswitch-ip & auth-challenge-ip. For my...

Thanks to this post I started looking at these phones, @DigitalDaz your right they do look good and have a neet and compact way of fitting a lot of BLF buttons which is what most people seam to want, anyone know how supported they are with fusion, i.e. config file completeness do fanvil have...

gottya, yeah I haven't seen the need until now to assign users to each extension - other than to get this working what are the benefits of having users assigned to extensions? - I have always administered other phone systems on an extension by extension basis and just put something in the...

Bingo, that got it, thank you! that is quite the process to get working!!

Humm, I think I am completely missing something here, and the word User/Users & Groups in being used in different contexts I have not made any use of the Accounts > Users section of fusion pbx yet, just not sure what the need is for this yet, I dont have anyone logging into the web UI of fusion...

Seeing some interesting things with contacts on my yealink phones. I have Local contacts working perfect, it has the entire list of extensions for the domain. Interestingly enough if I grab the Remote URL from the handsets config next to #3 Local and paste it in a browser I get file not found...

Gottya, thanks! good to know, not hard to update it so might give that a shot

I got a htek phone to test and I notice the provision temple while having all the settings in, does not have any of the if statements that allow you to set settings, compared with the yealink template for example where you can set keys etc, none of these have any affect on htek because the...

interesting, I was looking for something like this the other day. the chrome plugin works perfect, pretty cool wonder if there is one for windows so it works over the whole OS

Update on this if anyone else needs it. As long as ./letsencrypt.sh ran without issues, 1. check your fusionpbx nginx config here /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/ looking at the file fusionpbx 2. under listen 443; you will see ssl_certificate & ssl_certificate_key - for me these were still pointing...

Hope this is a simple one, I have an expired *.domain.com wildcard SSL installed, I dont need the wildcard anymore, I ran the normal ./letsencrypt.sh script to install a normal one, everything went fine, but its still using the expired *. cert when I browse to the https interface, anyone give me...