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Set the outbound caller ID information on every extension page. Follow the examples for your inbound and outbound gateways in https://www.voxbeam.com/static/guides/Freeswitch-English.pdf You will need to edit the gateway pressing the advanced button on the gateway edit page to adjust the...

Fixing your ACL issue is paramount for success.

@cemotyz09 was correct. It is an ACL issue.

You must have a reboot after installing. If you have rebooted and it is still a problem then look at IP tables for a UFW rule blocking port 443 and a UFW rule blocking port 80. If those UFW port block rules exist in IP tables then delete them.

fusion has a wake up dialplan but IMO it needs to be developed much more to make it more user friendly and fully functional. It is not apparent, for example, when adding a wake up call that it is in 24 hour format. How to update or remove a wake up? I think it needs its own application and table...

Thanks for the input @Jimbob . I destroyed the deb 12 server and will not be getting back to it for some time. Hopefully The fusion installation will be thoroughly tested on deb 12 and be fixed before I have time to throw at it again.

going back to debian 11 since all of the jails can be enabled and they work on that version. :mad:

Make sure you have newest fusion and make sure your new time condition preset is created correctly. Use the other presets as your example to ensure you have all of the settings exact.

Thank you for taking the time to reply, Adrian. I was able to fix most of the issues by changing ssh jail logpath by disabling its logpath and adding bankend = systemd. Perhaps it would be improved further with journalctl -u ssh.service. f2b is now running for me and I have no warnings and no...

I am trying fusion on Debian 12 but fail2ban will not start. Fusion website says Debian12 is the recommended operating system now. How do you get fail2ban to run on Debian 12? 1 warning and 2 errors. I think one of the problems is the ssh logpath /var/log/auth.log does not exist. I think...

Place your sip trunk provider's ip addresses in the providers ACL. Do not change the name of this ACL. Create additional ACLs for other purposes like customers, team, and so on. All ACLs should be set to deny. Then the ip addresses in CIDR notation will be set to allow.

I am not certain if this is going in the direction you are wanting, but try this fs_cli -x "show calls as xml" | grep "<direction>" | awk -F'[<>]' '{print $3}' | sort | uniq -c

You could create a call flow toggle permissions and edit the call flow php with significant changes to incorporate the permission. You could create a call flow application for the dashboard/ homepage that involves the call flow names and the toggle.

You would need to edit the php to hide eavesdrop. The best option would be to edit the application by adding a permission for eavesdrop and wrapping that permission around each of the eavesdrop functionalities in the php. There are multiple lines of code to consider when removing the eavesdrop...

go look at the permission operator_panel_eavesdrop

Create a simple time condition that includes what you want. Then view the dialplan of the newly created time condition and you will see exactly what you will need to add to your preset holiday's parameters.

Easter is based upon the lunar calendar. As such, it will not fit within the time conditions framework to cover each year. For Easter you could get a multiple years list and create presets like easter2024, easter2025, and so forth. For specific hours of the day on Mother's Day, add...

Use the call block application. Build a call blocking dialplan including wildcards If it is a specific range of numbers. Add call screening to extensions. Have the inbound calls route through an IVR. Many sip providers have a way to block numbers at their level. Report the numbers to your...

The admin defines what the call flow destinations are. I do not see that a user could select a destination.

You could use call flows. That requires someone to dial the call flow code to change the flow of calls. You could also use time conditions.