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I have limited knowledge of BDR but a decent amount of experience with Galera. As I understand it the same kinds of schema modifications (specifically, primary key requirements) will be necessary whether you use BDR or Galera in order to prevent replication collisions.

You are obfuscating your logs too much. Makes it hard to see what's going on. Leave the IP addresses in. You are certainly reaching twilio, because you are getting an initial response from them: The reason I'm asking about your IP is maybe you are sending them a contact header that doesn't...

Are you actually using this IP address for your pbx? If you're using it in a NAT it's not going to work. You need to use RFC1918 addresses.

Get the logs from the Twilio console to see what's going on... they even let you download pcaps so you can review it thoroughly.

My mistake. It looks like you can set up user/pass auth alone without specifying an ACL. https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/sip-trunking/getting-started#termination

You need to set up an ACL at Twilio to allow calls from your IP address.

There's a forum category for it. So I think it's ok. :)

Are you sure you're supposed to be registering? Last I used Twilio, I set up ACLs for outbound and provided Twilio an IP address for sending calls to my server.

Galera (MySQL/Maria) vs. BDR (Postgres) ? Any thoughts, other than that FusionPBX and FreeSWITCH support Postgresql natively which seems to make it a more compelling option?

Test Results (so far) Test setup: a domain called "test.example.com" set up in FusionPBX extensions 1000 and 1001 conference room 2000 DNS SRV for test.example.com pointing to node1 and node2 with equal weight/priority Registered 1000 and 1001 and forced them to use node1 (1000) and node2...

Permitting intra-cluster calling Some intra-cluster calling will work without making any changes; for example, extension-to-extension calling when the extensions are registered on different servers. If you watch the FreeSWITCH consoles you will see that the call is initiated (for example) on...

Let's Encrypt is fine if you're single-tenant. If you're multi-tenant you will likely need a wildcard cert which you would have to get from elsewhere. FreeSWITCH only lets you load one certificate per Sofia profile.

Configure FusionPBX for DB storage My goal is to store as much as possible in the database so that we don't have to worry about data on the filesystem and can add and remove service nodes somewhat freely. There are likely performance considerations in doing this, but I don't know yet. Doing...

Telling FS to use PGSQL as its core DB Edit /etc/freeswitch/autoload_configs/switch.conf.xml on both nodes. Uncomment the "core-db-dsn" param which has the value $${dsn}. Uncomment the "core-dbtype" param and set the value to "pgsql". In fusionpbx, go to the Variables and add a new variable...

Lab Setup Two nodes on Digital Ocean, two different datacenters in the same region. I launched two Debian 8 instances @ 1GB RAM. On both nodes I did standard installs of FusionPBX using the installer at https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh . Before running debian/install.sh, I...

Overview I wanted to share my general notes on what I have working so far, and how, to achieve a full load-sharing FusionPBX cluster. I am hoping that we can collaborate in this thread to work up a document showing what's possible and what's not. My goal is to have a PBX cluster with separated...

Hey bkcberry, the FreeSWITCH wiki has a thorough guide: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/SIP+TLS Where it says to modify the profiles, you would do this in Advanced - SIP Profiles or in the Variables section.

I don't understand what you mean by this. Did you enter outbound caller ID for the extensions?

I agree, but I think his provider might be ignoring that and looking at the From, which is why I suggested it. If it doesn't help, turn that back off.

Gateway config - advanced button - "Caller ID in From"