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I don't think the originate command understands the XML directive, check out the originate section of the mod_commands page: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_commands

No, forget local_ip_v4 just set: sip-ip to 192.168.10.2 rtp-ip to 192.168.10.2 You only need to edit your SIP profiles(s), leave variables alone. Perhaps you misunderstood my first reply, when I said "In the SIP profile you can change the reference to the local_ip_v4 variable and put in the...

The two settings in the SIP profile requiring the IP address are sip-ip and rtp-ip.

In the SIP profile you can change the reference to the local_ip_v4 variable and put in the actual IP address that you want to use. If you want to listen on both IPs internally, then create another internal SIP profile (e.g. internal-2) and set the other IP in this profile.

I think I understand what you are asking. You want to configure FusionPBX to behave more like a SIP router than a PBX. Effectively a SIP router to replace the Cisco Cube. This is not something FusionPBX is designed to do, but you can almost certainly configure FreeSWITCH to behave in this...

I am very sorry but I too am completely lost with this thread. Normally, either you would own a number range or you would use a sub allocation of a number range owned by your carrier. If you own a number range, there is normally a method whereby you can port those numbers to a carrier of your...

Sounds very interesting, what platform/language are you using? An option to monitor the UDP receive queue could be very helpful.

Just off the top of my head, transfer to *993000

Don't forget that once you have restored the data, you need to instruct FreeSWITCH to re-read the DB, or simply restart it.

Because default settings are not channel variables.

I don't see it being a performance impact. The tenant/domain is just another dialplan context as far as FreeSWITCH is concerned. The single most important performance factor is making sure you can handle the number of SIP messages arriving at your system, this is likely to be the same for a...

One thing to be aware of, is that the logic can sometimes catch you out depending what units you choose. For example, if you use "Hour of day" and choose the range 09 to 17, this actually gives you 09:00 to 17:59. I have seen many people get caught with that one and it appears as if the...

There is information on backup and restore in the Fusion documentation: Backup: https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/backup.html Restore: https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/restore.html The backup script is also included in the default installation...

Yes, that's the way it looks to me. I'm not surprised, allowing a normal user to manipulate destinations is a dangerous thing. You could decide to change the php code to suit your needs, but I would not advise doing so, amongst other things, it makes upgrades more difficult. An example below...

The general permission to edit this page is provided by the permission "call_center_agent_edit" or in the case of a new record "call_center_agent add". However, access to the "Triangle" button is controlled by the destinations class, and restricted to members of the superadmin group. if...

Ok, I will try to explain... Many organisations, use Nagios to monitor several, if not hundreds of other servers, all performing possibly different tasks. So it makes sense to have a dedicated machine, referred to as the Nagios server, that initiates the checks on all the other servers and...

I'm probably just over cautious, but I don't do OS upgrades on live systems. If I need to go to a newer version of the OS, I build a new machine with a new install of FusionPBX, then I will import the older Fusion DB and then run the fusion upgrades. If it all works, then fine. If not then I...

There are two ways to keep the callflow BLF refreshed, by a subscribe script or a monitor script. I personally use call_flow_monitor.lua. Check out the commented out options in /etc/freeswitch/autoload_configs/lua.conf.xml.

We do a lot of monitoring with the Opensource version of Nagios (https://www.nagios.org/) There is a FreeSWITCH plugin available here: https://github.com/kjhosein/nagios-freeswitch-plugin

Your log extract does not show any errors, I am not sure what is going on... How are your certificates set up? I forget the detail now, but I use a simple shell script to makes sure the certificates are correctly install in the FreeSWITCH tls directory (usually /etc/freeswitch/tls). Not all...