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You'll find that in the gateway advanced settings set caller id in from to true. Don't forget to stop and start the gateway after the change is made.

Numbers in the uk are of the format, when dialled from the UK, like 01617102180. If dialled from outside the UK, drop the leading 0 and replace with 44 so 441617102180

Just look at the chat in here, there is much more activity these days that in other chat. I don't use it myself yet but its definitely going places.

I have used OVH successfully for years, I use dedicated servers with them though.

I think setting the outbound proxy on the phone should work too.

You shouldn't need the dns on the fusionpbx, you need a dns dished out by tailscale that is somewhere else, you could potentially put it on the fusionpbx I suppose but it just needs to resolve your domains to the tailscale ip for your remote clients.

Amazing work :)

I know this doesn't help but this is really a deficiency in the carrier. The whole idea of the contact header is that you are telling the remote end that this is the address you wish to be contacted on. There will be a way, let me have a dig.

I'm sure there are lots of people on here using Polycoms, I certainly had a VVX and had no problems with it at all. Freeswitch is very good at handling NAT. Right now, for the past 4 years at least I have at least 100 different clients to a PBX on Oracle cloud which has a natted IP eg 10.x.x.x...

The 32 second thing is usually an indication that the SIP ACK was not getting correctly routed, using a tool like sngrep you will usually see repeated sending of the 200OK before the call drops. The ACK should be being sent to the address in the contact field of the 200OK, look and see if that...

I don't see any reason why you would need an SBC, unless you have some crazy internet, fusionpbx should work just fine without it.

You shouldn't really need to use inbound routes, you should create and edit destinations, that will create the inbound routes for you,

What is the point of having three nodes though?

Glad to see you got somewhere in the end though no idea why it wouldn't install the php.

One other question, this is x86, ie not arm or anything like that? Also what does this tell you: journalctl -xeu nginx.service

Install nothing except basic tools and ssh, I'm wondering if you are choosing something that is installing apache or something thats then taking port 80 and stopping nginx starting.

How are you installing debian or ubuntu? Try Debian with this, it should work: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/archive/12.0.0/amd64/iso-cd/debian-12.0.0-amd64-netinst.iso

What does this mean? The domain and user XML files were manually created in the directory to check if it allows the registration. What directory? You shouldn't be touching the filesystem.

Yep, I was gonna ask why you have the \ before the 1571. If it was because it was there previously, that was to escape the * ie \* this is not needed for 1571

Nice, I was going to have a crack at this myself sometime soon. This is exactly, using the DNS method and route53, that I have been doing it for the last 10 years in FusionPBX I usually leave my TTL at 120 secs that works just fine. I have route53 healthchecks on port 5060 of the primary, if it...