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You don't need all the files to provision the phone. mac.cfg is enough. It fails to download the other files, and it's ok. It's true for all phones. They always look for a bunch of files and only download what's available and needed.

FS PBX relays inbound messages to Ringotel via API integration. If a mobile app exists, we prioritize delivering messages there. To send outbound messages, change the SMS settings in the Ringotel connection from "Integrations" to "API." Integrations enable direct message sending and receiving...

Try to switch to T44U (v1.0.x). When you have a version at the end these are new FS PBX templates. The provisioning URL will be different when you use the new templates. https://pbx.mydomain.com/prov/ccb8a81b8090.cfg once you switch to this template try to open that URL in the browser.

T58v. I see. You wrote t85v in the subject. I’ll check on my test server and let you know. To be honest you can probably use any Yealink template. They are very much similar. For example try t44+. That one works very well.

Can you send a screenshot of which exact template you used? P.s. that domain you are not sure about needs to be changed to yours. Or whatever works with your proxy. But this doesn’t affect you right now. The issue is somewhere else.

What may be causing the confusion is the use of the labels Server A and Server B. Those labels are not important by themselves. What matters is the order in which the steps are performed. To make this clearer, it is better to think in terms of the actual server locations, such as Miami and New...

Which server are you getting this error on? In what order did you run the migration commands?

Yes you always need to add all IPs if your gateways to the ACL list.

Run these git stash git pull php artisan app:update Then make sure you run the migration commands in the correct order as per our official instructions. You don’t need to stop Syncthing before updates.

You should check out FS PBX (www.fspbx.com) when you have a moment. Fewer bugs and a much better front end for management.

Then you are not running FS PBX, and you are probably running FusionPBX. This thread is for FS PBX users

you can run sngrep to grab it

It's showing active calls for the tenant you are currently signed in to. You can click on the Show Global button to see all. Check the logs for any errors https://www.fspbx.com/docs/troubleshooting/retrieving-logs/

something is always shown. Do you have a PCAP log you can share?

Have you tried pressing the circle arrow button to keep the page updating?

Fusion is partially used in FS PBX. But make sure you don't update it. Only update FS PBX when needed. @kenn10 confirmed it works in FS PBX for him as long as the carrier allows it.

Then do not update Fusion. It will break things badly. You can see the latest version of FS PBX when you open the dashboard, and the pop-up at the bottom shows up. The current version is 1.6.1.

I didn't realize you were using FusionPBX. You posted in the FS PBX thread.

If you chose to use port 5055, you need to verify that you configured your external profile correctly to use that port and the firewall is open to accept traffic on this port.

What happens if you don't enter anything under the Advanced > Outbound Caller ID Number?