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I've mitigated it for now by using a condition that checks whether the outbound_caller_id_number is empty and replacing it with the default number hardcoded in the dialplan but I still would like it to actually use the default settings variable whenever instead.

I'm pretty much a novice myself but what do you mean by "fails"? Is the provider 1 rejecting the call? Is it unregistered? Is it not reachable?

I got Fusion running with all the stuff I need, except one thing that I patched around for now. But thanks for the tip anyway, I'll definitely check out FS PBX. Since Issabel seems to be dead, I might switch my other branch to it if I like it :-)

Hi all, I'm SoWhy, nerd and lawyer from Germany. I've taken it upon myself to install and maintain PBXs (PBXe?) in multiple branches and after running with Asterisk/Issabel on one branch, I decided to try something new for the next branch. And boy, I need some help with FusionPBX. I hope you...

I configured a bridge between Asterisk and FusionPBX with the manual here: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/connecting-fusionpbx-and-freepbx.4087/ Maybe that can help as well for your usage scenario?

Hi all, I have set outbound_caller_id_number in Default settings to be +49123456789 as variable text and enabled that setting (both for the domain in question and all domains). However, if I don't set an outbound_caller_id_number in the Extension, my dialplan will fall back to +EXT as the...