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@whut I had it set up similarly to your example, but not exactly the same. Using your example, I was able to adjust it to Privacy: id However, the doorbell system still rejects the call unless the header is completely removed, and I can't figure out how to remove it. When it's a local call...

It doesn't seem to unset the privacy header. It always has Privacy: none and the door bell doesn't like it

Let me ask what changes you made to your SIP profiles to get TLS set up. It's not configured out of the box. It is starting to look like freeswitch doesn't know how to apply SRTP

welcome @mobi. Check out the FS PBX dashboard for FusionPBX. It's really makes the product stand out and very user friendly.

In your example, I see sip_secure_media="true" instead of rtp_secure_media="true" I would also try to export the variable since you are going to need it on the b-leg <action application="export" data="rtp_secure_media=true"/> And you can try to set them inline. This helps in some cases...

A potential approach to setting the value without directly modifying the LUA script for ring groups is to create a new dialplan entry that handles this task. <action application="set" data="rtp_secure_media=true"/>

This is very extensive but all double. Send me a private message so we can discuss further.

Wanted to give a bump to see if anyone got any better ideas

I have implemented a new Firewall management page that consolidates all IPTables and Event Guard blocks in one centralized location. This script must be executed on servers where FS PBX is installed. Additionally, it will be integrated into the main installation script for new deployments...

@markjcrane, thank you for your feedback. I've addressed both issues you mentioned. The repository has been renamed to "fspbx." I had been considering a name change for some time, especially as this project has evolved from a small private initiative into something much larger.

In the beginning of the video after FusionPBX installation I showed that you must set up an email address for the super admin so you can log in later. Assuming you did that and also set up a mail server towards the end of the video you should just be able to press the Reset password button and...

Did you run the other two commands after the installation script and adjust settings in the .env file to match your domain if needed?

Awesome! Enjoy!

@vuthy09 Ok, I addressed that issue too. Sorry about all the trouble. You've helped me make the script better

@vuthy09 How did it go at the end? Were you able to complete the installation? Refer to this page to see all the pages for which you need to update links. https://github.com/nemerald-voip/laravel-freeswitch/releases/tag/v0.9.1

@vuthy09 I changed the path to the file. Pull the updates and run the install script again.

Pull the updates. I added it and forgot to commit the file.

Probably yes, with some custom code. I don't know if there is any way to do it out of the box.

I completely understand where you’re coming from—I’ve been in that situation more than once myself. That’s exactly why I built this system. My clients love it, and the self-service capabilities it offers have positioned me competitively against larger providers.

Well said, Adrian. I'll contact you to ask how you achieved some of the stuff you built. I do have some pain points that I'd like to overcome.