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Well, I discovered what it is, it was the Cisco SIP ALG. I never thought to clear the NAT translations after disabling and the Cisco kept pushing SIP traffic through it long after a typical UDP timeout, I presume it just tracks them like TCP sessions. You have to wonder why router...

Hey everyone. We have a client who is experiencing problems with failed transfers, and I'm just wondering if anyone has any bright ideas about what the typical causes of the nightmare_xfer scenario tend to be: 4c5f0ee2-0a68-4a98-9f7d-2775eabd310b 2025-06-02 12:34:59.578055 100.00% [DEBUG]...

Did you modify any of the dialplans at all during the initial testing? My only thought is that I don't know if both the call_recording_on_demand and user_record can live in harmony both being enabled, presumably due to conflicting bind_digit_actions.

It's *5 and *6 to mask and unmask the recording (silence). You can also use the SIP Record param that some handsets support on DSS keys like on Yealinks, but I find the problem is that they don't start in the 'on' position. The way I prefer to do it usually is by using different extensions...

Yeh, I was thinking of that, just playing something like 'enabled' or 'disabled' to one or potentially both parties after pressing the mask/unmask.

Yeh, pretty much. Anything it sees in the access list is ignored.

Event guard uses the Advanced -> Access Control allowed nodes as a white list. Can add a new Access Control List called Customers or any name you like set to default deny then add the customer CIDR to a new node set as allowed.

Hi all Anyone got any smart ideas to fix this request? Background: User wants recordings on by default, but wants to be able to disable the recordings when they are going to be listening to sensitive information. They are going to be using a Yealink or a Snom handset. Potential Methods: 1...

Good to hear, the only reason why I elaborated is a lot of people come here and expect to just be able to install some free SIP app off the store and push to work out of the box and think it's a problem with FusionPBX and they think there's some magic toggle you can enable. Ah yeh, was going...

If you need to modify the default dial string, it's in Default Settings and then Domain -> Dial String. You can override it on each extension under advanced, so something like this *might* work...

Essentially your options really are to use a paid app that provides their own push service, whitelabel something like Acrobits Cloud Softphone, or use something like Flexisip: https://wiki.linphone.org/xwiki/wiki/public/view/Flexisip/HOWTOs/Push Gateway/ Something in the middle has to register...

Yeh, I mean you can do without it. FusionPBX lets you log in with an email address, it's just that FusionPBX uses it to separate tenants in the authentication and provisioning process so it's kind of essential if you're using the multi-tenanting. Otherwise you end up with iffy stuff like the...

It's mainly for white labelling purposes when selling via partnerships, but FusionPBX uses the domain for quite a surprising amount like multi-tenanted provisioning. Basically all of the SESSION variables get set depending on the domain you access the login page, though you can of course just...

Oh yeh, I just noticed you asked about FSPBX. Ignore my comment.

I think largely the general consensus like all of this crap they pump out is to ignore it at this stage and hope it just collapses under it's own weight. I get the strong feeling that this legislation is only going to be used as a stick to beat companies they don't like for whatever reason to...

I'm confused as to what 'FusionPBX' is really doing here, or is it just that you are using a snapshot of the database structure that FusionPBX provides? It doesn't appear to be using the FusionPBX API, so judging from a cursory glance you're just directly modifying the database. I understand...

I think it was a paid for module, but not a member application years ago. You'll probably have to reach out to Mark himself for this I guess. Otherwise, the use FreeSWITCH mod_lcr and modify your outbound routes to bridge to the lcr application instead. This won't really be FusionPBX though...

That's supposed to be a curly braces instead of normal brackets.

You're missing the dollar signs in the variables. As for the SIP outbound proxy issue, that's part of the line information along with port, etc. Shouldn't be anything necessary you need to change in the template. (There is a brand new Yealink firmware that doesn't like sip_server_host anymore...

There's a script provided with the installer called dsn.sh that does it all for you, you'll need to provide it with the postgres password found in /etc/fusionpbx/config.conf Unless you have a lot of domains, SQLITE is perfectly fine as long as it's on a RAM disk. It's perfectly fine on an SSD...