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Looks like I may have found a work around. I was able to direct a DID to a ring group, put the external number in the ring group member list and set the ring group caller ID number of the dialed DID. Not ideal --- but at least it works. If anyone has a better way of doing this, feel free to...

Good morning- I did some reading in a previous post here and read that Mark recently rewrote follow me so I upgraded hoping that this long-time problem of not being able to set the caller ID number of forwarded calls or calls from follow me to a specific DID rather than the callers number would...

Your example looks like an outgoing phone call where the caller hung up within 3 seconds of the call being placed and the call was ultimately never answered. There wouldn't be a recording saved for a call where the caller hung up before it was answered.

All existing calls will drop and no new calls will be able establish until Freeswitch successfully restarts.

Dropped calls can happen for a number of reasons. I would check your firewall settings and ensure SIP ALG is disabled and that you have the proper ports opened. I would also check your NAT settings within FusionPBX: https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/additional_information/nat.html Finally...

You'll want to post some logs so we can see what is happening. From the CLI: fs_cli

Yes you can, you just need to create multiple CIDR entries within Default Settings > Provision SUBCATEGORY TYPE VALUE ENABLED cidr array x.x.x.x/xx true

It's not mandatory, but one would assume you'd want to make outbound calls as well as receive inbound calls :)

Hold on... there's quite a learning curve coming over from FreePBX/Asterisk, at least in my opinion. I was a heavy user of FreePBX when I found FusionPBX and it's been an awesome experience learning how everything from FreePBX/Asterisk translates over to FusionPBX/Freeswitch but it didn't come...

Whoa this is sweet! I've been waiting for a feature code to be released to blacklist the last number like you can do in FreePBX. Thanks James!

The price difference of going 32Gb of RAM vs 16Gb of RAM was marginal so that's why I went that route. My operation isn't huge but I built my infrastructure to scale so I wouldn't have to mess with it down the line. I started on a VPS as well but eventually went dedicated to avoid any potential...

I run dedicated on an OVH server with a quad core Xeon, 32GB of RAM, and 480GB SSDs in RAID1 for about $120 a month. Totally worth it.

Your phones should register to a domain name (customer1.fusionpbx.com) which has a public DNS A record that points to the public IP address of your NAT firewall that your FusionPBX system is sitting behind. Obviously you'll want the correct ports in your firewall pointing to the internal IP of...

I've talked to Mark about this in the past. The reasoning both options are there is because using Simultaneous will ignore any follow me settings for an extension in the ring group, whereas Enterprise will work with follow me settings for the ring group members. Enterprise does increase the...

To add to this, the delete domain permission is disabled for the superadmin group by default. You'll need to enable that permission first from the group manager.

This is almost always a NAT issue. I would reference the following and verify that you have your external IP variables set correctly in FusionPBX and that SIP ALG is disabled on your Draytek. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/additional_information/nat.html I would also make sure you are...

Soft of -- the broadcast module is what I could consider a light dialer. It has the ability to upload CSV files and dial numbers automatically but it doesn't have the ability to output any reporting or automatically recycle leads/numbers in the list -- that I know of at least. But as far as a...

I would be interested in this as well... some sort of a paid module that enabled the broadcast feature to be used as a full blown auto dialer.

Send your DID to a ring group and set the timeout to something like 10 seconds, then configure the timeout destination to your IVR.

Hey Daz Thank you for the reply -- I tried your dialplan but unfortunately it didn't yield the result that I was looking for. Basically, all I'm trying to do is pass the caller ID of the dialed DID rather than the caller's number when using Call Forwarding or Follow Me. Does that make sense?