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"local hold" is a function of the phone, not the phone system. Use park or you might need to consult the phone manufacturer.

If you are using "Park" (valet_park in the dialplan) you can change the following to a Ring Group number:

I was thinking hard phone not soft phone. My apologies.

Complete guess, but try 123@second.domain.tld as the BLF key?

Yes. This is how I did it: 1. Copy the vmain_user dialplan entry. 2. Add a condition to catch these extensions however you want. (You can also do 201|203|304|431 to list individual extensions.) 3. Add an action to set the TZ 4. Change the "Order" to have a lower number than the default vm_main...

Small observation - All the ones that "failed" have spaces in the name. Likely an issue rendering the underscore as a space in the PHP somewhere.

There would probably be a Lua or Freeswitch error logged. Can you share that?

It kinda states the error right there. Do you have a separate route for "907 area code" numbers vs. Canadian numbers?

Poor internet etiquette opening a ticket from over two years ago. Can you post logs, or screen shots of your outbound dialplan in a new post referencing this one?

With the flag auto_answer=false, FusionPBX will wait till my local extension answers the call before placing the call to the external party.

I don't think "mod_json_cdr" or remote logging will be the issue if you do not see it in local CDRs. Are you saying that you can see the click-to-call calls in local CDR but not remote CDR?

Don't need to add IP to ACL if you are authenticating on 5060. (AFAIK). Causes more issues than solutions in that case. Also, you need to post the full call log for that call for NO_ROUTE_DESTINATION to anyone here at all. Do me a personal favour and post the log in a code block when you do.

But you literally did necro a post from 2 years ago... Why not create a new post, reference this one, and leave it rest in peace?

There is. You can find mention of it here https://www.fusionpbx.com/members Not sure how else to help since you haven't posted any data.

Works for me. Have you assigned the "User" that's using click-to-call to your extension number?

Remember when you installed, and the "completed" prompt said: Installation has completed. Use a web browser to login. domain name: https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx username: admin password: xxxxxxxxxx The domain name in the browser is used by default as part of the...

Holy run on sentence Batman. Isn't there a "secondary domain" option in there which handles failover for you by registering to primary and secondary?

Look in Advanced > Default Settings. There is a category called "Limits", and there should be an entry called "gateways". Change numeric value, and set from "False" to "True".

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Looks like you didn't follow the instructions then. As mentioned, you replace [AWS EIP] with your IP as a string. Glad you worked it out.