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Lo siento no hablo español :D

Hola! :)

How long are your registration timers set for?Make it 120.

Is anyone familiar with Snom 821 phones and BLF in particular? I see I have managed to provision BLFs to the phones but they do not seem to be listed as for example with a Yealink, the display does not indicate anything unless I press and hold the P1 button for example. Is this normal behaviour?

It would appear that you are using Zoiper's push servers. Maybe delete and recreate the account on the device and don't change any of the defaults except to enable push. I have been using Zoiper with push for a couple of years now and have found it very reliable.

That is the active branch, as sad as it sounds, the last thing you want to be using is the stable branch, its completely unstable adn full of security holes. Welcome to the world of FusionPBX. :)

I have not managed to do * codes in call. I haven't tackled it yet but figured I would have to duplicate the park to another feature code without a *

I do not see the facility there to do this.

Why would you want each message posted in this forum?

So they are specifying Require 100rel in the response? I guess from reading the docs I have seen, the low hanging fruit here may be to send it them over TCP, is that an option? My understanding was that this is mainly fro ISDN type gateways etc.

You go to dialplan destinations, enter the did number then point it to somewhere in the drop down menu.

Not sure, I haven't been on by the way, only just came back. I would say this is potentially a feature. You wouldn't want it recording you retrieving your voicemails for example.

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Yep, do that, it will be interesting to see what the issue is.

Is this on debian?

It looks like you have added something to the access control list that you shouldn't have.

@abelitouci In your autoload_configs/sofia.conf.xml: add a line similar to the following, I use this for lightsail, exactly the same scenario <X-PRE-PROCESS cmd="include" data="../local_vars.xml"/> Then create a file in /etc/freeswitch called local_vars.xml In it put: <X-PRE-PROCESS...

What is ip 45.147.66.167?

Have you tried using TCP? Those SDPs look like they may be big enough to fragment the UDP packet.

You shouldn't have needed to touch the firewall settings and you definintely should not have done 'in domains allow the 0.0.0.0/32 to allow all the incoming calls'