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SSH key based authentication is undoubtedly the best way of doing this, I use it myself. Just for completeness, there is another option, and I do not recommend it. There is a utility called sshpass (On Debian: apt-get install sshpass), this allows you to embed the ssh password in the script...

You could keep a short config file to load in manually with just that detail in it... #!version:1.0.0.1 ### This file is the exported MAC-all.cfg. ### Static Configuration ### static.auto_provision.server.url = https://mypbx.co.uk/app/provision static.auto_provision.server.username =...

When you say you have created five destinations, do you mean extensions, call flows or ring groups etc.? Are you logged in as superadmin? Are you in the correct domain? i.e. the domain in which you created your destinations.

OK, this is not an authoritive answer it is just based on what I can work out, others may be able to clarify further... On a normal non call center call the waitsec is the same as the Time to Answer (TTA) (answersec), i.e. the time between the initial ringing and the call being answered. On a...

@JoakimU Yes the 408 Request timeout would suggest that there may be a network problem. I would set up a packet capture to find out where the INVITES are going. sngrep is one of the easiest tools to use and is fine as long as your server is not too busy.

The Gateway will only show REGED if you are actually registering with the gateway, if the gateway does not require registration then the gateway will show NOREG. Please try not to confuse people with misleading information.

I don't know the answer to this but I will do some digging later today. It could be that waitsec is treated differently in the call center environment. waitsec is mentioned in the FreeSWITCH documentation for CDR accounting variables but the information is incomplete...

I think waitsec is another term for Post Dial Delay (PDD), i.e. the difference between the created time and the start of ringing.

Some regex that will do what you ask for the outbound route could be: ^(?:([0-7,9]\d+|8\d{3}\d+))$ I assume you would want extensions to be able to dial * (star) codes like *97 for voicemail.

I think the reason is because, in a missed call, it is the A-leg that terminates. If hangup_after_bridge is false (which is the default), then the dialplan will continue after the B-leg terminates.

I'm sure you can do this in the dialplan maybe with a combination of lua and hangup callback functions. It maybe worth your while exploring FreeSWITCH events and event hook scripts. Look at: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Event+List...

Not sure exactly what you are trying to achieve but missed call notifications are available from the extension record: The same is also available from ring groups.

Grub (GRand Unified Bootloader) is the Debian package that looks after how your machine boots up from power on. FusionPBX does not make any changes to the Grub configuration directly, but the part of the install that ensures your OS is up to date may well do depending on your starting point...

Unless things have changed recently, I don't believe that STUN is enabled by default in FreeSWITCH or in the FusionPBX configuration. What IPs are written into Contact headers and SDP bodies are controlled by the ext-sip-ip and ext-rtp-ip settings in your internal and external SIP profiles...

From a quick glance, it looks like your server is setting the contact header in the 200 OK to: Contact: <sip:9198@69.244.183.148:5060;transport=udp> This means that your client will try to send the ACK to 69.244.183.148 instead of 192.168.1.40. As you become more familiar with the SIP...

Welcome, it sounds like an interesting project...

You would normally expect the client to respond with an ACK to the 200 OK. There are several possibilities; the client is not seeing the 200 OK or it is sending the ACK to the wrong place - the ACK is clearly not getting to your server. We can work out more from a full packet capture (you can...

You will probably need to supply some more information about your configuration to get any useful help. If you are using a ring group in enterprise mode for your inbound then this can generate a CDR for each leg tried by the ring group. So if you have two phones in the group you will see one...

Registrations should always be made to the internal profile, the external profile is for your gateways etc. It is always slightly more complex when you want to register with both pulic and private IPs because the the profiles needs to know what IP to put in the Contact headers and th4e SDP body...

Hello, and welcome. You will get plenty of help here. Often it is simply a case of knowing where to look for information. FusionPBX is a pretty solid product despite not currently having an up to date stable release. The FusionPBX installer, encapsulates the installation of the Fusion...