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Batch 2 is correct. It assigns the next number every time you run a migration. But there is now a proper way to run on the second server. It replicated the migration status but it didn't actually create the table. Read our doc on how to perform these correctly on the second server. There is also...

You can check the backup, but I suspect this didn't happen to you today. It probably happened some time ago, and you just found out today during the update. This is untested, but here is what you can try. You can try creating all those missing records manually in the migration table and assign...

The fact that every table is pending indicates a problem with your system or cluster. The last update only added one pending table update. Since all of your tables are pending, it tries to run all migrations again, and, of course, it hits an issue since those tables already exist. Check your...

The above REGISTER was generated with a phone that uses an outbound proxy. Each manufacturer does it differently. The goal stays the same. You just need to pass the tenant domain in the header one way or another, and it doesn't have to be routable.

You need to check device logs and nginx logs on the server to see what happens when the phone is trying to reach that URL. If you can open it in the browser, that is a good sign.

Does this URL open for you? Replace MACADDRESS with your real MAC address (all small letters). https://yourdomain.com/app/provision/MACADDRESS.cfg

@kenn10 FS PBX is designed to use only the main dashboard domain. You don't need a separate, routable internet domain for each tenant. When you authenticate a SIP register, it will include the internal domain name in one of the headers. Here is the SIP register example. The phone registers...

The key difference is that you handle everything locally on your server, which means you don't have to rely on any third-party services. Even a 302 redirect can introduce overhead and a slight delay to your requests. Additionally, I'm uncertain if anyone can still provide you with Attestation A...

The problem with answering the call and hanging up is that the CDRs show the call as answered. Which may lead to some other confusion in the future. It can also flag calls as spam due to new regulations and AI spam filtering. I would avoid answering the call.

@dcitelecom You're right; FS PBX has a dedicated STIR SHAKEN module. You can use any provider, and each call will carry Attestation A, which is the highest level of verification.

keep in mind that dialplan will get overwritten by any changes made on the Phone Numbers page

Freeswitch generates the response code. There is no common rule that all providers follow. Some want 480 and some want 603. Some would retry for any code to be sure. Everyone is doing their own thing.

They should be deleting fine. There was a small bug yesterday that affected a small number of users, but it was giving an error when it failed. If it gives you a success message, then it should be deleted. Update and try again with another domain.

The PBX is most certainly not trying to call itself 4 times. Telnyx is doing it as part of its procedure. Your PBX is replying with a decline, so they keep trying again to make sure it wasn't a temporary failure. You can confirm that by investigating the SNGREP log. You will see 4 invites from...

This is probbaly the best way

You probably forgot to flush cache

Not at the moment, but it is on a roadmap.

yes you can use any SMTP for outbound emails. Looks like that part is working asince you are getting them

This is not how you set up email for FS PBX. Follow the official guide. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/getting-started/email-settings/

You do need to point your MX records to Mailgun; otherwise, Mailgun will not receive any messages and will not send them to FS PBX. However, I recommend you use a subdomain instead of your main domain. This way, you don't need to change anything with stalwart. For example, your main domain is...