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This is a must! If you set continue_on_fail=true and add both gateways one after the other it should do what you want without setting 'limit', provided the special trunk returns a SIP fail code when call limit is reached and the next call is attempted.

Define a gateway with those details?

This is one way to do it: http://fusionpbx-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/additional_information/toll_allow.html

No you don't need Lua for what you are after. Your requirements are relatively simple and straightforward; can be done through inbound dial plan route. As long as you are able to achieve what you want, any OSS product is absolutely fine to use. Don't stress yourself just because you couldn't...

Can you post one INVITE to this phone from the server? Is the received IP different from CONTACT IP? If yes, first try this: Under the phone extension in Fusion, click the advanced button and select "Rewrite Contact IP and Port" for "SIP Force Contact" field. Click save and test an incoming...

May be create a new XML file under dialplan directory? xml files from certain directories are autoloaded:

You seem to have two internal subnets 192.168.10.x and 192.168.20.x. Are you still using /24 subnet mask? What make and model are the phones? Did you test with TCP instead of UDP? Did you try filling in 'Outbound Proxy' field on the phone with FusionPBX IP address?

Here are the provisioning settings for Poly 550 DHCP option: 160 DHCP prov server string: http://Fusion-IP/provision Fusion -> Advanced -> Default Setting -> Provision enabled: True polycom_gmt_offset: value in seconds, eg 10800 (60 x 60 x GMT Offset) Accounts -> Devices Create a device...

Can you post the relevant portion of the log where call progress exits? Also why not simplify the regex as ^(50[12]|22[1-6])$

Well done! If you don't mind please make a tutorial under tips, tricks and snippets section as I think there is a real requirement for this type of installation in a corporate environment.

Hope you haven't posted your real connection details? I don't think you need to configure odbc. The db you are trying to access is on another machine? Then you probably only need access string entered into the cidlookup.xml file followed by a 'flush memcache 'and 'reload xml'.

Do you have cidlookup module enabled? Advanced -> Modules -> CID Lookup

Start here and have a play: http://www.pbxforums.com/threads/caller-id-lookup-cidlookup-from-contacts.20/

Not sure.....I'll test when I am not busy doing multiple things in parallel :)

Thanks Gabriel.....this time it went almost til the end and then crashed; apparently the script ran beyond the allocated time!!!! I then did a media check; it shows a failure......not sure if it is the image or my download. I'll wait for DigitalDaz to install......

Dialplan Block :) I don't have a solution in that case. Which time source is your new VM using? Is FS time synced with system time? You'll get better results if you install Fusion on bare metal rather than VM. I've found the fax in Fusion is not very forgiving so I use XiVO as my office fax...

I don't know why you would want to limit incoming calls but try adding the limit statement to the inbound route itself. Dialplan -> Inbound Route An example for a limit of 1 inbound call per domain:

I thought I just download and install into a VM for a play.......apparently it is very picky about the hardware and it kept throwing "hardware not supported" error.......and I gave up! I don't understand why people are prepared to pay big money for it and then go through all these...

Are both on the same host? What do you have in the inbound route DP block where it points to a fax destination?