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Yes it is. If I specify http://pbxaddress/app/provision/xxxxxxxx.cfg the ATA receives the file but it seems that the config it receives overwrites the ip address of both the Lan and Wan of the SPA122 with 0.0.0.0 I am going to investigate further on monday. Thanks for the help.

interface: eth0 (xxx.xxx.xxx.0/255.255.240.0) filter: (ip or ip6) and ( port 80 ) #### T 206.108.227.201:28870 -> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80 [AP] GET /app/provision/$mac=5006AB96906A HTTP/1.1. Host: 138.197.138.100:80. User-Agent: Cisco/SPA122-1.4.1(002) (CCQ195113QH). Connection: close. . ## T...

no luck

I'm not trying TLS at this point. Just trying standard HTTP provisioning. I need to know the path I should enter in the profile rule. http://pbxaddress/app/provision does not work

Anyone have any luck in autoprovisioning SPA 122?

I set the time zone in Dial Plan Manager for both *97 & *9170.

Name new image logo.png Replace default logo.png in var/www/fusionpbx/themes/default/images with new one. Restart fusionpbx..

What do you see in the CDR? Please provide an example. Does you PBX have a public IP address?

It is in Dial Plan Manager. It is Disabled by Default.

Got it to work. I wasn't sure what Call_Limit did, but I enabled it, set the inbound_limit to 2 and it works.

EasyBB. I tried what you posted but it does not seem to work. From what I understand the rule controls the number of simultanous inbound calls, once the call is transfered it allows more calls. I want to restrict the total active inbound calls.

Call_Limit in Dial Plan Manager is disabled by default. Does it actually do anything if enabled. I am trying to set a maximum call limit on the inbound route but it does not seem to work. I also set an Action Limit in the inbound route and it also does not work. Any ideas..

Hi Daz, I tried it out and it seems work. I set one extension "A" to 15 sec and left the other "B" to 30 sec. I called from "A" to "B" and the call went to voicemail after 6 rings. I called from "B" to "A" and it went to voicemail after 3 rings. They must have changed the functionality.

Thanks Samael. That works..

The server time is correct in System Status. Date Mon, 15 May 2017 15:21:08 -0400 Dialing *9170 or *97 the time is off by +4 hrs. Voicemail time stamp is also off by +4hrs. Domain Time Zone is set to time_zone name America/Toronto True which is correct. It seems that the system is saying...

Is there a way to set, by extension, the number of rings before going to voicemail?

Ok. I'll do it over the weekend.

It has been installed since December 2016. I have been testing it before putting it in production. First time was about a month ago. Is it possible it is because I have a Tenant with a different Top Level Domain. As an example.. I have 3 domains with xxx.abc.com and 1 domain with xxx.xyz.com

4.2.1

I'll try that and let you know.