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The public documentation you are seeking on this topic can be found here. It was added to the public documentation on Aug 29, 2023. - https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/applications/messages.html

That looks like it should work fine. Make sure to run a new

@wifx People are using FusionPBX for this. The SIP trunks feature will help with registration-based SIP trunks. IP authentication-based SIP trunks are also possible.

Yes, a major downside of adding all domains manually to the SSL certificate is that they are all visible in the certificate. For this reason, a wildcard SSL is a better option as long as the firmware the phones use can support it. With Polycom I've had best luck with TCP. As far as NAT busting...

@bradyc What VoIP provider are you using? Ringotel has their own implementation for SMS.

When you define the domains with the letsencrypt script just put a space between each domain name. Letsencrypt seems to allow more domains today than they did in the past limit maybe 100 subdomains. The certificates are combined into one cert.

FusionPBX Documentation is being update. We are putting in more work to update FusionPBX documentation. Latest major improvements to the documentation. Updated screenshots showing the latest version of FusionPBX Currently migrating documentation from RST format to MD (markdown format)...

Someone helped with documentation and he added the part that makes this sound more complicated than it has to be. What is described is a more advanced setup when you have multiple different parent domains. FusionPBX 5.3 is the current release. 5.4 is the master branch future release version...

Maybe the other errors prevented the install script from finsihing. Try running the following commands

Adding to the last message there is a dialplan called that can be used to set the default caller ID when the caller ID is not set. default_caller_id Another option is to disable forwarding on the phone to prevent this from happening. There are additional options as well.

The new documentation now support markdown format when using .md file extension. We will be migrating our documentation to this format.

There have been a lot of improvements to Call Detail Records in FusionPBX 5.2 and 5.3. There will be more in the future 5.4 release.

There is also permission for extensions showing the registered extensions from the extensions list. Go to Advanced -> Group Manager -> superadmin and edit the permissions for that group. Put a checkmark in front of the following permission, then a checkmark on the right to protect it, and press...

Since you are on 5.1.0 RC2 you can do the upgrade and get a much nicer dashboard, improved CDR details, and a more efficient interface on FusionPBX 5.3.0. Version Upgrade instructions. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/version_upgrade.html

Sorry, I wanted to make a backup of it first. That has been completed. The wiki has been shut down. Thanks for the encouragement and push to get this done. I added a redirect from https://wiki.fusionpbx.com to https://docs.fusionpbx.com

Install the xml_cdr service here using the following commands. This is documented in more detail in the upgrade instructions for 5.1 to 5.2. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/version_upgrade.html#version-5-1-to-5-2

I forgot to mention that FusionPBX 5.3 also shows the number of registrations on the Dashboard. It will show the number of total registrations compared to the number of enabled extensions. Multiple registrations for the same extension will affect the numbers that are shown.

This means your iptables firewall is likely not working. You can verify if it's blocked using this command. There are two iptables sip-auth-fail sip-auth-ip If it's not in the list then it's not getting added to iptables. I would check to see if you are updated.

The app/sms is likely still working. It might be useful for you to reveal who your VoIP provider is because SMS support is provider-dependent.

What is your version of FusionPBX? Your version is likely not up to date. The registration number is correct on my system. The Status -> SIP Status page also shows the number of extensions shown per SIP profile on the REGISTRATIONS buttons. However, this depends on your version of FusionPBX