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Thank you ad5ou. I actually just signed up for continuing education yesterday, and Mark showed me that line of code. Very good timing! Working on testing it out now.

Hopping onto this one and also have a snom PA1. It can auto answer, be paged, or play multicast. I think the best thing in my scenario would be to page the device from the PBX and play a recording, then hang up. How to do that, I don't know. The PA1 has different ringers but unfortunately...

Well that's embarrassing... I followed the instructions verbatim... but my Fusionpbx install is in /var/www and not /user/src I must have pulled this to try it out some time ago and forgotten. I can't say this is the first time that's happened either.... :)

Thanks Jonathan, I probably have an old git pull. I'll scope it out! I have service from thinQ so I will report back and let oyu know how it goes.

Has anyone configured this using thinQ? I see that it is sort-of implemented. There's some mentions in the code but it doesn't appear in default settings or in the carrier drop down.

Thank you! I will give this a try right away :)

Sometimes our primary Gateway for outbound calling will fail calls with 403 and a busy signal. It seems that Freeswitch finds this to be acceptable and does not failover to the second gateway we have in the outbound route. Is it possible to get FS to failover to the secondary gateway in this...

noooooooooo!!! Everytime I try to kill a Cisco 7940 another two appear in its place!

I think the plain one is probably fine. If you're planning on adopting more PBX platforms, best to keep it generic. I've had good luck in the past just going to Fiverr and having someone create a logo for me. Pretty quick, and quality is good in my experience. The logo I have now was from a...

I'm a small fish but I have to say, I have been really happy with thinQ. It was very straight forward to setup with FusionPBX, and works easily with my failover setup. Sends calls to primary IP, and fails over to secondary IP. Their support is "wow" good. As in you call their phone number...

oh my lord throw those things in the garbage! They just won't die!!

FAIR WARNING! I cobbled this stuff together at least a year ago and have FORGOTTEN EVERYTHING ABOUT IT. So please proceed with caution. I believe if you put all of these files on a TFTP server, the phone will pickup the firmware file and flash it. This is for Cisco 7940G units. I think, but...

oh, guys. Mine works without port forwarding. Maybe I should share my firmware and stuff! Give me some time and I will get that together.

I use the default 5060, but it sounds like you would need to do some work on your server's SIP profiles to accomplish what you're looking for. I wouldn't suggest relying on setting a different control port on each phone as it would become difficult to manage later... the server should be able...

I am using domains. To be honest, I was surprised that these phones didn't get picked up by the default firewall rules... so that must be set properly somewhere else. Let me double check for you when I get back to the office later. Why are you trying to register on port 5080? By default that...

Of course it is Fusionpbx, I wouldn't have it any other way! :)

This is an example of the SIPDefault.cnf file that I used: # SIP Default Generic Configuration File # Image Version image_version: P0S3-8-12-00 # Proxy Server proxy1_address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx put your pbx IP there # Proxy Server Port (default - 5060) proxy1_port: 5060 # Proxy Registration...

I don't have a ton of experience with these but do have about 8 or so that successfully register, all from one LAN. PBX is cloud hosted. Here's an example for the MAC.cnf files I use: # Phone settings phone_label: "Cisco7940G" proxy_register: 1 timer_register_expires: 300 preferred_codec...

Just wanted to note- with the new style of CDR which I believe now requires the file extension, this will result in the record buttons disappearing in the CDR as it can no longer find *.wav file.

Hi guys, does anyone know what command I should use to install mod_ilbc on a debian 8 install? It isn't listed in /usr/lib/freeswitch/mod so it looks like I never installed it originally.