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Have you tried using the dial plan on the phone itself. We used to run a multi Tennent asterisk system and we isolated users by jailing them in the phone dial plan.

This is kind of a feature request, but not really, anyway.. 3CX has what they call an SBC, in which a 3cx proxy is installed at a remote site (on pi or a pc) and it creates a tunnel and proxy's SIP and RTP back to the mothership over one port. That in itself is fairly useful and I could...

I would be very careful doing this over a public network without authentication. If somebody can guess your mac (or whatever you use as an identifier) then they can download the provisioning file and get your sip credentials (unless there's something I'm missing??). Http auth isn't perfect but...

Thanks! Would you happen to know how you pass http auth credentials in the provisioning URL for Linphone? I have been trying https://username:password@subdomain.domain.com/app/provision/[MACADDRESS] but it doesn't seem to like it.

I'm not a Docker expert but generally don't containers have issues around clock timing and Voip applications? I haven't revisited the subject in a lot of years but you always needed to run kernel patches etc to get things running properly, is that still the case?

I had a similar request but I just did it the lazy way. The customer had a fairly simple inbound call structure where everything went to a ring group and then to the IVR. I just set the a distinctive ring to the ring group and left the internal ring as default. If you wanted a dirty hack you...

No. You are essentially using that channel to deliver the hold audio. Also as far as I know the only way to relinquish the channel is to tear down the call.

If you're potentially buying 50k Fanvil units, they should send some one to you and give you a demo. just my .02

I would start by making sure all your template files are actually where they're supposed to be: {project_path}-->/resources/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css

Thanks, the first solution works perfectly. My user wanted a set of speed dials that would dial the IVR of the remote office and enter an appropriate extension. To do this in Fusion (without any scripting, etc) I had to create outbound routes that would catch the speed dial and then add...

Hi, I have a user that wants to have an outbound destination that dials a remote system, pauses and then dials a remote extension. In asterisk you insert a w into the dial string and on other systems it's usually a comma or series of commas. After searching though I can't seem to find the...

Thanks for the detailed response. Regarding your customer, I'm not sure where you are but I have a relationship with a local ISP where I can get a pretty cheap 5/1 DSL circuit ($40.00/month). So for small offices where the customer insists on using a congested Internet circuit, I install a cheap...

Thanks, I was just looking at CDRs and was wondering. I knew what MOS scores were in general but when I google I got a lot of conflicting info and not much really related to Fusion or Freeswitch. Most of my calls are 4.5 so i think I'm ok.

Sorry, I know I'm digging up an old thread. When you look at Fusion CDRs what is considered a "good" MOS score? What is the range? Thanks.

Knock on wood I have not had any problems, although my use case might be different than yours. I upgraded via binaries for Debian. It might help to know your environment better.

Hi, old thread I know, but just in case someone is looking for a solution, I came up with one albeit kind of kludgey. If you want recall to reception after a an attended, or blind transfer activate follow me. Your first follow me entry will be the extension with 0 delay and 20 timeout (its up...

See this thread for the upgrade procedure that worked for me. Your mileage may vary: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/new-freeswitch-vulnerabilities.5725/

Go to Advanced => Defualt Settings, scroll down to provisioning. Find the http_auth settings and make sure they are all correct. Then on the command line of your pbx type the following: ngrep -d ens18 port 80 -W byline (where ens18 is your adapter name, it could be eth1, etc) Then try to...

Maybe it's a firewall thing. The Nat mapping is closing after two hours or something like that

How do you provision via http or https? Have you set credentials? Try to provision via http and on your fusion machine, via the command line run: ngrep -d ens15 port 80 -W byline You will have to replace ens15 to whatever your adapter name is. You should see http messages scroll by with some...