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I would add to what Adrian said above about the target audience at the moment for this project. I would say keep away from it unless you are pretty skilled already. Its like fusionpbx was 15 years ago, an exciting place to be but not for newbies or people who just want a stable experience...

No, there is a dialer of sorts I think and maybe a better one in one of the fusionpbx subscriptions but nothing like the big guns.

I have now created a dedicated forum for this project.

It seems we have someone running on Windows 2019.....

No problem, glad it is fixed.

Use sngrep and find out what the server sends in the 200OK to the registration. The pbx may well be overriding what the phone set bit the phones should be respecting that.

I think many of us may be scratching our heads and wondering what is going on. If you want to use freeswitch packages, you now need a key from signalwire, just google it, you will easily find it but... The default installer will build from source, where does the freeswitch 1.6 come from, that...

mod_g729 as far as I am aware is a licensed product, have you installed the license?

if its ip auth just put in dummyuser, dummypassword

Is it IP authed? Is there a username and password in the gateway?

Thanks for letting us know that. If you actually want any help, post some logs ;)

How did you flush the cache? On older systems I have see the gui flush cache fail. Is your /var/cache/fusionpbx populated? If so try removing the contents of that folder.

Have you flushed the cache since?

Have you flushed your cache after changes? I see: db22fb05-6e98-4d84-823c-eab1230e8d14 Dialplan: sofia/internal/dad@example.domain.com Regex (PASS) [is_secure] ${sip_via_protocol}(tls) =~ /tls|wss/ break=on-false db22fb05-6e98-4d84-823c-eab1230e8d14 Dialplan...

Try stopping freeswitch then after do a netstat -antup | grep 8021 If there is anything still listening, kill that process

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I see a problem straight away: mod_dialplan_xml.c:639 Processing teste 1 <152>->151 in context public Context public For some reason, fusionpbx is processing the inbound dialplan. This usually comes down to you changing the access control lists when you shouldn't have.

This is the page in the members section: https://fusionpbx.com/app/pages/page.php?id=8c1e0df0-dcc1-4f0e-ae18-2b5103514fc3

What is a peer? If you mean extensions then: show registrations I'm not sure you will get what you want from that though

Has your IP been banned by fail2ban? iptables -L -n and look for your phones external ip