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Looks like I overlooked something.....might be able to fix it myself :)

I am testing a domain based set up for the first time; unable to get outbound calls working. So far I have a domain ( eg. lan), an extension registered in the domain, a gateway is registered, an outbound route is in place. All my outbound calls fail with NO_ROUTE_DESTINATION. Any pointers...

Which database server are you using for Fusion? - Postgres, MySQL, SQLite...?

I just installed a new test Fusion VM after a long time and noticed there is a domain section under each SIP profile. Could someone please tell me what these "alias" and "parse" of domains are for? Thanks.

Which router do you use for the phones? Is SIP ALG turned off? What sort of broadband connection do you use?

@develop90 please post a screenshot of your outbound route and the number you are trying to call.

Once the call is "transferred", it will not come back to the dial plan block. I haven't tested this but try execute_extension instead of the first transfer and see what happens.

Again, I haven't tested this: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/fail_on_single_reject

I haven't tested this; just thinking loud... Add condition USER_BUSY on inbound route and create action and anti-action?

$1, $2 etc are inline captured group from the regex match. If you have a regex ^(ab)(cd)$ then $0 = abcd The whole matched string $1 = ab matched string inside first parenthesis/group $2 = cd matched string inside second parenthesis/group You can also do named capture groups which is...

Not sure if you've come across this in your searches: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_dptools%3A+Limit

Please take a look at email.lua at Advanced-> Script Editor. There is a usage example shown in the file. If you are stuck post back with the issue. I hope you mean Advanced->Default Settings->Email

I use 2 or 3 providers per outbound route. Out of these providers the last one is usually most reliable but most expensive; so I add that provider as the last one. When other providers fail for whatever reason, calls fail-over to the next provider and the email line is triggered before invoking...

Depending on the provider, you have to a few things to get this going. Some providers are ok with the effective_caller_id whereas some others expect sip_from_uri Please note I use this to allow multiple providers for fail-over. https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/didlogic.21/ Normally you...

Once enabled, log out of Fusion and log back in.....

You need to enable the permission under Advanced-> Group Manager->Select permissions for the group->look under ring Group

Yes, but I use full split provisioning files along with a modified /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/fusionpbx file.