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Can you check your code if it's compatible with version 5.0? It just repeats "To continue press 1" and disconnects even if 1 is pressed.

Coming from the FreePBX / Asterisk community, I am a bit disappointed about the level of engagement and help on this forum. There must be some users in this forum who have used the Okay Network LCR and billing system for fusionpbx but when I search this forum there is almost no mention about...

Please don’t hijack my thread with your advertisement. I would appreciate an answer from actual users if the above mentioned billing system. I just find it weird that this forum does not mention it at all.

Is anyone here using the fusionpbx billing system by Okay Network? I'd like to get some feedback on this application, please. It sounds like a better option than trunking every outbound call to ASTPP. Many thanks in advance for your help.

GS Wave Lite does not need push notifications for incoming calls. It works fine running in the background with TCP protocol.

GS Wave does not need push notifications for incoming calls. It works fine running in the background with TCP protocol.

Thanks but that's not it. The codecs are loaded in Modules. However, I got it to work in the end. After changing the codecs in Advanced->variables, I had to go to Advanced->sip profiles and SAVE the internal or external profile. Then go to Status-sip status and restart the internal and external...

I am new to fusionpbx and could not find the info in the forum. I am using Acrobits to register an extension and can make and receive calls with ulaw and G722 codec. However when I try either Opus or GSM codecs the call fails. The codecs are loaded in MODULES and show codec in fs_cli lists the...

Actually, we have no issue in IOS with GS wave incoming calls if we use the TCP protocol. The app runs in the background and receives all incoming calls. The real problem with GS Wave, is the 2-3 seconds audio delay for all incoming and outgoing calls. We even opened a ticket with Grandstream...

Because in the Debian 9 install fusionpbx sets up all the iptables default rules whereas in the Debian 10 install, it doesn't seem to do it.

When installing fusionpbx on debian 10 (buster), the fusionpbx web GUI is not accessible because the install script can't handle the new UFW firewall. Debian 9 uses iptables and 10 uses UFW. I can access the GUI if I turn off the UFW firewall but that's not really a solution. Installing on...