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Hi there! I noticed you posted this in the FS PBX subforum. For issues related specifically to FusionPBX, you'll want to repost your question in the FusionPBX subforum for the best support. In FS PBX, we've addressed all concerns with improper CDR labeling some time ago, as we understand how...

@whut @NVGcom FS PBX used to be based on FusionPBX 5.1, but it has evolved since then, and there is very little FusionPBX left in it. FS PBX is stable and backward compatible. Any updates are installed as one command, and all background processes are refreshed and updated automatically. So there...

Try FS PBX. We thoroughly test everything before updates come out. We haven't had an issue with updates in many years. Our users aren't afraid to perform updates. And hour CDR details with time line are on the next level. And it's free to use.

Only if you never want to update the system. Otherwise, you would need 4 GB of RAM to compile files in the future

Did you flash the cache and reload the XML after making those changes?

@DigitalDaz I'll circle around and try to get the installer to work on arm64.

I have not tried that. Please try and let me know.

Yeah, let me know. Good luck!

PHP should be 8.1. The installation works when not broken on Debian 12. I read this forum daily, and unfortunately, it's broken a lot. It's not always due to FusionPBX itself. It's sometimes due to new Linux updates that aren't compatible with FusionPBX/Freeswitch. Sometimes, it's due to missing...

There should still be a way to edit the configuration. Every phone I've ever worked on has this ability.

No, they don't. Search for something similar for your version. I'm not surprised that it changed since. It's been about 3-4 years. It could also be related to the particular model. This was for SPA phones.

I don't know if pressing those buttons is the same as switching to admin mode. I usually did it from the web. My notes say to navigate this URL. Not sure if they are up to date. It's been a while http://192.168.x.x/admin/advanced

I think you need to switch to admin mode, as I recall

Asterisk and Freeswitch work a bit differently. So the config from FreePBX may not match what Freswitch is expecting. Freeswitch needs a domain passed for authorization. Try resetting the phone and manually enter the config parameters to register the phone. Once you find a working configuration...

I would dig more into the settings and find which setting may be responsible for this.

Also, make sure you have the correct firmware on that phone. Some Cisco phones ship with the firmware that is meant to work only with Cisco Voip Servers and some ship with firmware that can be used with any SIP server. I know that you can buy a license to convert from one to another

Hi @mdoupe, I’d recommend starting by double-checking the Cisco phone itself—make sure it’s actually picking up the configuration you’re pushing, and see if the SIP server is showing the correct FQDN on the phone. Once you’ve done that quick sanity check, you can run a Wireshark capture to see...

It says that the dialplan is processed in the public context instead of the domain context. Which is why I thought you might be registering to external profile. If it's not the case you need to check that both extensions' context setting is set to your domain and doesn't say public. <variable...

Are you by chance registered using an external profile instead of an internal one??

You can set incoming calls to be recorded, and then on the extension, select to record only outbound calls.