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But you should change the APP name to yours so it doesn't show "FS PBX" if you are white-labeling.

FS PBX generates its own email for this, and it can't be customized at the moment. You can fill in your company info in Default Settings -> email settings. So that line is not empty.

I meant, now that you have changed the .env file, are you accessing the PBX by going to https://pbx.mydomain.com.au? After the initial installation, you accessed it using the external IP. However, once you update the .env file, you must use your URL instead. Your screenshot looks fine to me.

something to do with the session variable not matching. You are on https://pbx.mydomaincom.au and not anything else, right? Once you set that in your .env file, that's the only URL you need to use. Make sure there are no spelling mistakes. Yesterday, a client missed one letter in their domain...

@mcs3ss2 What error are you getting? Did you run `php artisan config:cache` after updating the .env file? We have a superadmin password restore script if it's a password issue. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/users-and-groups/how-to-reset-superadmin-password/

@mcs3ss2, I'm happy to have a quick Zoom call to walk you through and show what we've built. FS PBX offers much more than what we can easily explain in our wiki pages or forum posts. It was developed by a VoIP provider for other VoIP providers, so we understand the business thoroughly and know...

To show the caller ID prefix for ring groups, simply enable the permission to see it. It will work the same as on the Phone Number page. I'll think of ways to redesign the Add Ring Group Members button to make it more visible. Thanks to all for your feedback.

The setting in the default settings only applies to any future added lines to devices. It doesn't override what's already saved for current devices. You need to go to Device Line settings -> Advanced and switch to TLS there and adjust the port, then save the line. No other settings need to be...

Oh, that changes the story. You can buy a single domain certificate. Your phones should be registered to the same domain. Usually, your main DNS record points to your server. Only if you prefer dual registration in the future, when you have 2 servers, and if your phones support it, then you...

Just use a single domain Let's Encrypt certificate until then. It's free. With FS PBX you don't need a to have a certificate that covers each tenant domain. Everyone will be logging in using your main PBX domain and their email. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/web-server/lets-encrypt/

Do you have one FSPBX server or two redundant servers?

Yes, just use the copy button.

You posted your question in the FS PBX subforum, not FusionPBX. It's important to note that these are two distinct products. FS PBX was forked from FusionPBX and redesigned for everyday use, with a new admin portal. Overall, it's a more mature product for daily PBX management. More information...

Your REGEX is not working. You should use mine. Also, your proposed solution will have the call go through the dialplan twice instead of once before it reached the bridge command

Yes, more work will be done towards that goal in the future as time permits.

It was turned on by accident in the previous update and rolled back in the latest update. So it won’t be on by default for new installs. However, I highly recommend turning it on as soon as the email feature is configured. It will protect your PBX from an unauthorized access.

if you didn’t run into any issues you are good to go. Some people that had enabled prior might need may need to git stash. Here’s the official tutorial how to enable it for all new installs. It won’t be on by default. https://www.fspbx.com/docs/configuration/enable-2fa/

Fixed in the latest commit

Are you sending calls to port 5080?

Create a new dialplan like this (order 100). In my example, it's for area code 909. Regex could be better, but this one would work just fine.