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After installation, you need to run Advanced -> Upgrade. Select one step (tick one checkbox) at a time and execute. Where are you from? if you don't mind me asking.

After installing did you run Upgrade selecting one step at a time?

My install is 4.3.0 What I am going to suggest is only as a test: In the dial plan block on the first line (condition) please select Break -> Never and Inline -> false

I understand your issue is not the dialplan regex. But it has mistakes so you need to fix them to avoid getting unpredictable results. That is because I haven't fixed your mistakes; my regex is exactly yours but written differently. I can't fix it without knowing what your expected outputs are...

Your regex has many mistakes in it. I would fix it first before looking elsewhere..... Here is my way of writing your current regex: ^([2-4]\d{5}|[17-9](\d+)|6[^\D2]\d{2}|62[^\D8]\d)$ As I said, this may not be doing what you want it to do.

Could you show us the actual outbound dialplan block after it is saved? Also please post the whole regex string that you use along with some test numbers that you normally dial.

Yes, it is possible. Use an Lua script in your inbound dialplan block. I do this in a different way to help populate contacts in Fusion when caller-id-name is "Unknown". I use the event trigger in the IP phone to hit a PHP script on the server upon receiving a call on that extension. The script...

So what happens to the orphaned DB entries?

There is a very vague write up on this : https://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_shout#Using_shoutcast_stream_for_MOH I got this working sometime ago but can't remember how exactly. It was done on an experimental installation (possibly a VM) so locating it would now be difficult.

Please pastebin SIP trace of a call and post the link here.

That dialplan expression in 003.jpg looks a bit strange.

Glad you found us Jim! I have my office PBX running on 4.0, working fine; so decided to leave it alone. In fact I almost hit the upgrade button many a times but........o_O

Sorry, I didn't realise you were talking about a multi-tenant system. I think you can have a variable defined in dial plan manager that differs in value depending on the domain. Your solution looks good. Just wondering what happens to those customers that don't have a DID or don't want to show...

I think FS core uses L16 internally so you may not disable it.......

An example dialplan block:

Yup. This won't work if the customer is in one state but doing business in another state or states showing caller id for that state. If I were you, I would enter the area code in Advanced->Variables->Default->default_areacode (eg. 2, 3 etc) and add the ${default_areacode} variable in the...

This is a standard feature of Outbound dialplan. You can chain dialplan blocks in order with each block handles a specific destination pattern. From your question it looks like you are in Australia NSW?

Is there any value in the outbound_caller_id_number variable on the new domain? Check the CLI.....do you see this DP block is getting executed?

Last night I had a gateway failure from which the current script couldn't recover. So I modified the script so it kills the gateway after a couple of attempts, then restarts it next time CRON runs the script. <?php /* Author: EasyBB on fusionpbxforums. * Permission is hereby granted to anyone...