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See what is written to the FreeSWITCH log file (/var/log/freeswitch/freeswitch.log), it may give you a clue. Problems like this are often caused by certificate errors (configuration or permissions).

Proxy cannot be a sub net reference. It can be a hostname or an IP address, optionally also specifying a port. This refers to a single server acting as a SIP proxy.

I don't see anything like that shown in the member benefits: https://www.fusionpbx.com/members

I do not believe it is currently possible. There is nothing in a group permission that could be specific to only a subset of domains. You would need to write some modified code to achieve this. We did a similar thing several years ago, when we created a re-seller platform, we limited access...

There is nothing to set up in the Extension record. You need to configure your system to accept TLS connections, then configure your endpoint device to use TLS and connect to the TLS port specified in your FusionPBX configuration. Link to the documentation page below...

I have just remembered that page.lua (/usr/share/freeswitch/scripts) creates a conference room on the fly (dynamically) for the page extension function. That would probably be a good place to start looking at how it could be done in.lua.

If I knew how to do it, I would have let you know. I imagine it is possible either with some creative dialplan scripting or by making an .LUA script to do it. It is not somehting I have ever considered doing.

You may be able to do it by hooking the callcenter::info CUSTOM event subclass and logging the date/time when the agent-status-change action and possibly the agent-state-change action is triggered. Reference the Events section of the link below...

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Note my regex capturing group omits the leading zero so 0041 can be prepended ^0(\d{9,17})$

Ok, I understand. Yes, probably the simplest way is in the domain for the Swiss customer, set the out bound routes up in the same way that you have for France substituting the 33 for 44, and then in the route that allows 0232323232 put 0041 in front of the $1 in the bridge statement. Example...

I do not fully understand your question, but I think you may find the answer in some creative regex for your outbound route. The post below may give you some inspiration: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/regex-for-one-single-outbound-route-uk.3819/

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Have a look in Advanced->Menu manager. You will see that every menu item including the parent levels have a group permission associated with them. Depending on what other groups you assign to your user, you may need to add "standard_user" to the permissions in the menu. Look at the Groups...

Quick workaround - Use the CTRL- key combination repeatedly to zoom out until you can see the whole dropdown. Count how many time you press CRTL- because then you can quickly press CTRL+ the same number of times to restore the view (zoom level) that you are used to. You can generally also...

@markjcrane Please forgive me if I missed this in continuing education. I can narrow down the change happening between Jan 22 and Feb 17 this year but I have not been able to identify the commit with the "when and why" it was changed/added. Having the owner level of access to the repository...

Regulations have been tightened regarding caller ID, withing the last year or so, certainly here in the UK. So maybe your carrier started enforcing some new rules, which caused the issue. Glad you got it sorted.

Does anyone know why we now have a call to the sleep function for ${sleep} seconds, when we add a new outbound route? See the screenshot below: The reason I ask is because I recently added a new domain to an older (version updated to master in January) box and noticed these errors in the...

Since joining this forum in 2017, there has only been one person that I have given up trying to help. We are here to help and support each other. Mark put it very well in another recent post - "In person we would likely find it easy to be friends". No one want's to receive opinionated...

Yes, I think a specific FreeSWITCH forum could be helpful. I use some instances of FreeSWITCH without Fusion for a few facilities like media servers etc. In its own forum, the mention of "dialplan" for example, would not be confused with the FusionPBX dialplan GUI.