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Select different ring groups as destinations for each number?

https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/messaging/overview/ https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/voicemail-settings/sms-notifications/

To avoid issues, make sure the email provider you use in your .env file matches the one set in Default Settings. Right now, the email provider in Default Settings is only used for outbound fax email notifications, but that requirement will be removed soon. Mailgun is currently used mainly for...

That's correct. This way, you can adjust where the voicemails and faxes come from. Some people like to specify those.

That's why LUA is better, it does everything within one script and has more flexibility with what you can do.

I'm glad to hear you are knocking these issues out.

If you see the email being sent, even better. That means FS PBX is working as expected. Yes, it uses settings in the .env file. Same as for password resets. Next stop is your email host.

I would program this in LUA. I've done this many times, and it always worked.

Try switching from UDP to TLS and disabling SIP ALG. Best if you go to TLS. When it's one site only, the issue is always with the client's network.

Check logs in Status-> Logs. If you see webhooks from FreeSwitch with a voicemail payload, that error is for something else. If you don't, then you have some misconfiguration. The signature validation for FreeSwitch webhooks is embedded in the code for local requests and should work unless it...

It could be a multitude of things. But likely something with your dialplan configuration.

Make sure you are using the modern voicemail queue. You can find this setting in the settings. As desribed in this article https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/voicemail-settings/email-notifications/

You can log in to the device and try registering manually first. Once you get the settings set up correctly, you can make sure these settings are pushed by the provisioning server. You will need to use the server address and proxy. Server address is your internal domain, and proxy is the FS PBX...

In a 3-node setup, it’s important to remember that one server will typically handle more traffic, because it has to replicate to two other nodes. On a busy VoIP system, that extra replication traffic can matter—you generally want to preserve as much bandwidth and system resources as possible for...

SRTP is usually configured together with TLS. The idea is to enable both of them. However, it is less prone to SIP ALG issues. So if you still have problems after that, you'll need to look elsewhere. VoIP is very sensitive to any deviation from a perfect internet connection.

@wouam31 It can be configured in the provisioning template for this particular model of Yealink (Advanced-> Provision templates). You also need to make sure your default settings have all the required settings filled in, such as server_address_primary server_address_secondary These variables...

Should be easy. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/fspbx-tls-setup/

Your answer is SIP TLS. It’s true and tested. It will bypass any SIP ALG.

You can send faxes from the FS PBX dashboard as an alternative. You can create users so that they have access to only certain parts of the system, like faxes, and have them fax from there. There is currently no API for fax. This might be a feature in the future.

After working on this for many years, I have learned that two redundant servers are usually enough. However, they should be located in different geographic areas and run by two separate companies. Recent global outages for both AWS and Cloudflare demostrate how important it is to keep the eggs...