I have FusionPBX up and running with a local IP address. We are now ready to move it to a public IP address. Trying to find documentation on it but I may just be typing in something wrong. What is the best way to do this or some good documentation to go to?
Setting up FusionPBX with Public IP
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I followed the regular documentation at https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/ and that got me up and working on a public IP. Just go through it step by step. Everything worked fine for me.
I have been going through the docs you showed in the link. The biggest issue now is getting our phones to provision. I think I got all the settings correct however the phones are not provisioning. Probably a setting wrong somewhere.
Current Setup is WAN-FusionPBX-Firewall- Network/Phones
If reading correctly I need to go into the SIP Profiles and set ext-rtp-ip to autonat
Public IP Address) along with ext-sip-ip to the same. Tried that but that did not change the phone from provisioning correctly.
Current Setup is WAN-FusionPBX-Firewall- Network/Phones
If reading correctly I need to go into the SIP Profiles and set ext-rtp-ip to autonat
Public IP Address) along with ext-sip-ip to the same. Tried that but that did not change the phone from provisioning correctly.
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:I have been going through the docs you showed in the link. The biggest issue now is getting our phones to provision. I think I got all the settings correct however the phones are not provisioning. Probably a setting wrong somewhere.
Current Setup is WAN-FusionPBX-Firewall- Network/Phones
If reading correctly I need to go into the SIP Profiles and set ext-rtp-ip to autonat
ngrep -d ens18 port 80 -W byline (where ens18 is your adapter name, it could be eth1, etc)
Then try to provision one of your phones via http (https is encrypted so you cant see what's going on) . You should see output. If you don't see output then you have a network problem somewhere, ie your phones can't get to your machine. You may also see unauthorized in the output which indicates an auth problem.
I tried to do the ngrep command but that doesn't work with the server we are using. We are using an Ubuntu server.
BCM - ignore that - didn't have ngrep installed - I am a newb at all this - got that installed - running the command now - its just taking some time. I'll let people know what happens.
Thanks.
BCM - I ran the command you suggested - I see the phone going to the server to get the config file and it says that it accepts it */* - which is what I am guessing what that means. I am wondering if I dont have the correct path for the cfg.xml file that it is looking for and thus is my issue. Let me search the server to see if I can find out where that file is actually located to see if that is my issue.
Currently I can assign a phone manually to the SIP - it will register and pass information to the PBX but the PBX does not send the information out. For example. I ring from extension 210 to 209, it says its dialing but 209 never rings and eventually it goes to the voice mail box.
Currently I can assign a phone manually to the SIP - it will register and pass information to the PBX but the PBX does not send the information out. For example. I ring from extension 210 to 209, it says its dialing but 209 never rings and eventually it goes to the voice mail box.
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