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You have to install and enable Jigasi. https://github.com/jitsi/jigasi I did it but I don't have notes on it.

I just wanted to see if anyone else has had success setting up a teams gateway directly from Fusion PBX. I have been using Kamailio as a proxy with limited success. I'm thinking it would just be better to directly route to teams from Fusion. I've seen this posted in another forum: If anyone...

Sorry to hijack an old thread, but I recently needed to do this and I found that these are the correct variables to set: outbound_caller_id_number=xxxxxxx outbound_caller_id_name=[Name] I recently had a customer that ran three different companies and they wanted a way to call on behalf of all...

Hi, Whenever I try and a send a document other than PDF through the fax server I get: TIFF/F file cannot be opened I see the file in the temp directory with the right permissions but it's only an 8k file, while the files that were converted from PDF are several MB. I see nothing in the...

Hi All, I moved from FreePBX and one of the functions I used a lot was setting the Alert Info field to do a distinctive ring on the inbound route. So you could set a distinctive ring per DID. I did not find a field for this in Fusion but the solution was extremely simple. First I did this on...

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Try using sngrep to see whats happening on both ends.

Ok, feel like a complete moron now. For some reason when setting up the destination I didn't see that I could choose recordings. Total pebkac error. Thanks!

Hi, I have a customer that wants something simple, he wants to play a short greeting and then go directly into his call center. In FreePBX you do this in a module called announcements that lets you play a file and then chose a destination. When I moved the customer I had to do it quickly so I...

From your ngrep output I was going to ask if you had entered the device because it didn't seem like you where getting any of the contents of the mac specific file . Glad you figured it out.

On the Fusion machine install ngrep and try this: ngrep -d ens18 port 80 -W byline Where ens18 is the adapter you're serving the provisioning information from. From there at least you can see what the phone is pulling.

A couple of simple things to try: First Cisco SPA phones will not do https provisioning without a special cert, so if your provisioning URL is https it won't work. You need to do http. Second make sure your phone is getting a good DNS server. This seems obvious but its bit me before. Other...

I looked at this and setup the environment at one time. My take away was that in trying to achieve scalability they added an unacceptable amount of complexity. To run and support Kazoo we'd need to become experts (or at least passable administrators) in kamaillo, freeswitch, rabbitmq and...

Maybe RTP port range? Maybe one call comes in and gets the port right and another comes in and gets it wrong. I find it unlikely but it might be something to look for. Also when you look at the logs does it show the music file playing for both calls?

If 3CX works for you and your install is small, I'd stick with that. However beyond that scope I find 3CX too limiting when it comes to customizing anything. I come from a FreePBX background (all the way back to when it was called AMP) and the reasons I moved to Fusion PBX were A) It has a...

Honestly I haven't had the opportunity to use a GRP model, but I've had so many problems with Grandstream phones in the pas that I'd be hesitant to go back.

We used Cisco SPA phones (ne Linksys, ne Sipura) for a lot of years, but because Cisco hates hardware that just works we've now moved to Yealink. Honestly we're very fond of the Yealink phones and prefer them to the Ciscos now. Yealink has some phones that are a very low price point, I'd...

I think this might be a firewall issue (although somebody's attempting to register) . I don't see any entries in your firewall for 5060 or 5061. I also don't see any of the fail2ban jails that I'd normally expect. Can yo tell us more about your network?

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You might be right, but there's a learning curve with those products as well, IMHO I might as well invest that time with something open and support people working with open source products. I may however still be barking up the wrong tree as I don't think Mack is as far along as Daz.