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This is the file that should be doing the loading, look at the bottom. Check your postgresql.conf matches it. https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/blob/master/debian/resources/postgresql/postgresql.conf

Dude, you talk absolute BS. As someone who probably manages more than 100 servers and has done for 10 years plus, many of which include webmin, I can tell you, there is absolutely no reason to need webmin on a PBX. Moreover, mr sysadmin, if you believe the install package has had a change made...

It should always have worked like that. Where does webmin, have anything to do with FusionPBX ;) Look in your /etc/iptables/rules.v4, you will need to add a rule to allow it.

Whats wrong with disabling voicemail then turn off call waiting on the phones?

I haven't looked at this script for ages, it is ancient. If I remember rightly, it does per domain load balancing so I expect, yes, all traffic should be going through kamailio.

Just click the link you have posted above, that should not 404 you.

That ACL is completely wrong, firstly, I see domain names in the same rows as IP, this should never be the case, there should be one entry and in that case nothing in the ip field. Secondly, I see IPs in there that are not CIDRs. Every entry should be a CIDR so /32 for a single host.

Set it up however it suits you, what you are suggesting looks OK. One thing to bear in mind and why I always try and keep my domains short. If you end up with something called mysuperlongpbxnesrockstheworld.com Then the client has mynameisareallylongone and then you end up with...

@ict2842 There is a big difference between load balancing and failover. I think I have failover working pretty sweet now. I have active/passive pairs using BDR for the DB. Despite what people say about BDR and it being old, EOL etc, it does the job. Even if it can't be installed on Debian for...

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but what is described above will leave you just to crash and burn. I'm not getting into it all here but here are a couple of reasons. Firstly, FusionnPBX cannot load balance except using per domain load balancing, ie where you lock domains to a single server...

What does the fs_cli log show?

Just take the page in the URI, eg gateway_edit.php or whatever it may be and then: find /var/www -name gateway_edit.php

All this time and I didn't realise that was your callsign :)

I'm not sure there is any max hold time is there? de m5adi by the way ;)

You could possibly have been banned too by fail2ban if its been getting invalid mac address.

Just as I said, it was probably about five years ago at least and we just found out we no longer had commit rights, the policy had now all changed. I don't think any of the devs around from those days are left.

I think you need to take that up with the carrier if they are sending you that message.

So now use ngrep to check port 80 something like: ngrep -dany port 80 -W byline Try and provision the phone and watch ngrep for the requests hitting your box. The next question is, is this a standard Debian install?

The queue options are fifo queue they have hardly been used by anyone that I know of and I think some settings need to still be done outside the GUI. With regards to missed calls, I'm unsure how doable it is or isn't. Firstly there is the argument that the phone rang, you didn't answer it, why...

Yes, there should be no problem with this.