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Oh, that is a good trick to try. To be honest, I have not givin this much effort yet. Too any other things, and this one guy with Ben provider just was taken of the phone duty roster. But the 00 / + trick I can try.

Yes, obviously PCMA is an allowed codec. If anything, PCMA and PCMU should be fallback codecs, being the omnipresent legacy codecs. In fact, that is the a doubt I have on my hypotheses. I can barely believe this Ben provider would not accept PCMA So the question is, how to I tell freeswitch to...

I have a single FusionPBX for our small business that I setup start of this year, and it has been running well. SInce yesterday, we have trouble forwarding. Or rather, since yesterday we discovered forwarding works well, except for this one guy that has this one cell phone provider. Checking...

They can also signing with user@domain in the user field of the logon panel In your case: user@x.x.x.x, even though they connect to the webpage with FQDN URL, because your users are registered on the x.x.x.x "domain" Also, in the generic settings, you can configure that the domain is displayed...

Will do. As mentioned, you have given me some hints, and while I was already using the manual before, sometimes it is hard to know where exactly to start reading. The limit section is now on my todo reading list, as was the hangup section before.

Thanks, well while I was able to disable voicemail, I was unable to disable call waiting (could not find it anywhere). And also, as mentioned, when I instead turned the phone in DnD (Do not Disturb), instead of busy the caller gets a "number not reachable" message. I am fearing if I do...

Thanks I need to tune a bit further, but indeed this gives me some tools. I think I need to read up and decode how this limit-data section actually works, but already I am able to at least hard code to 1 or 2 with a nice user busy rather then a cannot reach.

Well, it seems during "active call", the bridge used is nicely displayed in "human readible" (FreeVoipDeal) below. But as soon as it becomes a historic record, it becomes a uuid. This is the exact same event. Now, hope springs eternal....is there some setting somewhere I can display the name...

So maybe this is a weird old fashioned question nowadays, everyone seems to want all sorts of queus and voicemails. But what if I want my line simply to be "busy" when everyone (ok, both of us) are busy? Or when we both put our phones on DnD No voicemail. No 2nd line beeps. Just busy. Its a...

Thanks So I did eventually find the IP address. But not in the any "bridge_channel" There is a "bridge" and that shows a lot of stuff, but not the gateway used, nor the routing used. (I obfuscated some uuid's because I am not sure if they could be benificial for hacking) In fact, I know and...

Pretty cool. I'll check that out But I do believe the passive aggressive "Good thing I asked; I won't shutdown ubuntuserver ..." should be matched by a reluctant "Fine, since you insist I'll shutdown ubuntuserver ..."

So I nicely got FusionPBX running on my RasPi. And pretty much everything is working. And despite my question in the title, I *am* able to figure out what gateway was used, and I do believe I got the routing as I want. But I have to do it by connecting to the FreeSwitch console (fs_cli -rR) and...

That works. I must have done this on my sandbox install as well. I did not do that because this is a pretty small and 'userless' company. So now I added all 3 handsets to the admin user, and it shows a nice dashboard. Thanks

admin I only have that one user. Very small SoHo environment. So for clarity: This is what I am seeing. And I was expecting https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/home/dashboard.html and on my first build, after some use the dashboard automatically became that. But on my 'final' build (I hope)...

So I admit to being a new user, but I did search to see if I could find it. When I first installed it for test, the dashboard showed as very meager, no recent or missed calls. And then after some activity, it suddenly started to show those items, similar to shown here...

Just a SoHo user here, for myself and a few other family SoHo business who rely on me. After checking out Asterisk & FreeSwitch native, as well as FreePBX, I have to say this FusionPBX is pretty nice and quick to get running. I'll try to always search a lot before I start asking questions