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Hi all. Does anyone know how to do a BLF key on a Snom 785? Tia Daz

Also, I see voip ms is saying they don't recognise the remote party id. Go into the advanced gateway settings and try changing the caller id type to pid. Don't forget to stop and start the gateway.

IMHO you are much better putting it in the outbound caller ID on the extension. By hard coding it in the outbound route you are restricting yourself to that one caller ID. If you are single tenant, maybe not a problem but not a good habit to get into if you are multitenant being as it takes no...

Its actually 82.186 but that's neither here nor there. Do you have multiple interfaces on the ASTPP or something? If so, its probably using the wrong interface address and you need to set the external sip ip on one of the profiles.

I have a solution that makes things easier, I'll try and write it up tonight...

Is this PBX on a LAN, I would guess so?

Easy: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_dptools%3A+sched+hangup

Is anything being written to the logfile? I'm just thinking permissions.

I gave you the help you asked for, if you wanted help with fail2ban usage you should have just asked for that.

apt remove fail2ban. For anyone actually stupid enough to do this, make sure you have a backup source of income as you won't be in the voip world for very long.

It was a Proxmox backup and it was very new.

I use a quite heavily modified version as my main billing system. I have it working cross datacenter and it works great. I use v2, he moved to a docker based solution for v3 and I just didn't like it at all, moreover, it stopped doing realtime, he said that would come later. A pretty spot on...

If it is the same as hit me you are on a relatively recent version of Proxmox. You need to upgrade as it will hit you again. Its the version of qemu apparently but has been fixed. After I upgraded it had no further problems. The problem started for me during a backup and killed the whole server.

I also had this happen to me, it was devastating. I cannot believe this is enabled by default without a HUGE warning.

Totally off topic but just curious. I'm M5ADI. Had it since about 2000, it was a UK class B, we did the 5wpm morse. I later got auto upgraded to a class A and was offered a class A callsign but I chose to retain the old one as I figured more people may want to talk as it was rarer. Most of my...

I wonder how many amateurs there are on here :) de M5ADI

The reason I ask for old threads not to be reopened is because you may have people who were 'watching' the thread. If you add to the solved thread, they will all receive alerts for something they have no desire to. It just a bit friendlier to start your own.

Something along the lines of: <action application="set" data="sip_h_ X-ng911r=${effective_caller_id_number}"/> Also, please don't reopen solved threads, start your own.

Just switch to TCP, its far easier than trying to squeeze back a few bytes. I have found problems with compact headers in the past too. Also, if you do squeeze back a few bytes, you then have the potential for Mr CustomerWithASuperLongName to come along, set that in his callerid name and you...