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Thanks Adrian, haven't made it that far yet but good to know in case it comes up. Restarted from scratch and took notes along the way, was able to reboot and get back in, here's my notes from last night/this morning: # on a fresh install of debian as root: mkdir -p /usr/src/djangopbx-install...

I keep speaking too soon, the below config lets me ssh back in but the webui is still blocked, but at least it's been narrowed down to specific configuration, not nftables in general. Oh yeah, to validate that just rename /etc/nftables.conf to something else enable and reboot. It can certainly...

edit: I spoke too soon, didn't work after reboot Try during the installation process (or whenever I guess) commenting out the 172.16.0.0/12 subnet from the block whose definition is: Drop IPv4s not in internet (RFC 1918, RFC 5735 etc.) Your line numbers may vary, in my /etc/nftables.conf its...

enabling nftables effectively killed the instance, I'll start over and stop there

after enabling nftables and rebooting i'm locked out, lets see if I can get back in

I'm not able to reproduce following these steps: 1. Install fresh debian 12.5 os-only lightsail instance 2. give it a static ip and configure dns to point to it (not sure about lightsail but with EC2 unless you explicitly assign a static IP every time you reboot you could be assigned a...

Thanks for the input about EC2 and sorry I was wrong about lightsail messing with stuff. The problem is that AWS doesn't assign instances public IP addresses, and the djangoPBX install script uses the IP address it detects for configuring nginx. This IP is not routable from outside your VPC...

With LightSail you're trading control for convenience, try an EC2 instance and you won't get any surprises or 'help' from an automated admin. Actually, maybe just look in the AWS console instead of on the host itself: Use a launch script to configure your Lightsail instance when it starts up -...

Thanks voipBull, I hadn't even considered the settings getting replicated yet. Since you're ahead of me in this game, had you considered not spinning up freeswitch on the standby until its promoted to primary, and if so what was your reasoning for not running with this simpler approach? in my...

My understanding is that Load Balanced fusionpbx doesn't work for all scenarios, and high availability is achieved via an active/standby, please correct me if wrong. What's the mechanism of keeping the standby from registering with providers before its promoted to active? Is the problem with...

Just a hunch, but if your target platform is mobile a browser based phone may not be worth the effort. The below is from Microsoft's Copilot and feels okay, but do be warned that copilot has given me some nonsensical and absolutely bananas answers before: Certainly! Let’s explore how web push...

You simply click the button on the very bottom, then allow notifications when your browser prompts you, then incoming calls will pop notifications through the browser.

Thanks again team, didn't see a repeat of the behavior after setting 'pass-callee-id' to true on our gateways as instructed by the carrier's support engineer, though I'm pocketing Adrian's tip as I'm sure it will come in handy after 'real' growth!

Thanks voipBull and Adrian, I'm also leaning towards Adrian's suspicion of the carrier, I provided a slew of sample calls then they showed me their logs of a call that did go through successfully on our end claiming it was rejected due to the lack of callerID (fixed that issue digging through...

Hello world, It appears as though freeswitch and/or my carrier (who said I'm passing caller-id incorrectly, that's fixed) have a 10 call limit but for the life of me I haven't found yet (or looked right passed it) where that's configured. Any and all tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for sharing geoip-shell. It certainly can't hurt to block traffic from places where no legitimate traffic should be coming from, but do keep in mind that its not uncommon for the attempts to originate from cloud providers or other local sources. We simply shouldn't leave anything...

Welcome to the internet, it's not the best of neighborhoods. You've crossed the first hurdle of installing a system, probably the easy part, now you're responsible for keeping it secure for its lifetime, that's the real challenge. If you configured everything correctly fail2ban should block...

I'd try the install again, there's nothing to rescue so just start over from scratch, if you really care maybe watch or review the installer output.

Hello world, I felt this may be the most appropriate place for this question, but please feel free to move it if not. I stumbled across a "Build your own VoIP business" type video where a developer of dSipRouter was showing how to setup dSipRouter with FusionPBX, which sent me to these forums...

You'll probably get DMs from folks on here now that you've asked, from my understanding to qualify for official paid support you need to be on a plan and that can get expensive, unofficially you can take your chances with the people who respond here, but I highly recommend you do your research...