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Hello; For some reason, Fusion/Freeswitch isn't logging outbound calls to the database anymore. Inbound and internal show fine, and so do failed outbound calls, but successful outbound are not. Any ideas where I can start to look to resolve this? Thanks in advanced

No resolution sorry. Although interesting you found star codes work on inbound calls (hadn't tested that)

bind_digit_action was set to false, have enabled it but still not working

The provider you're calling needs to accept the name coming through caller id. In my country (New Zealand), only a small handful of providers accept cid text.and our trunk provider isn't one of them unfortunately

Billing addon: https://okay.com.mx/en/communication-solutions/billing-for-fusionpbx-with-freeswitch.html Haven't used it myself, but looks pretty good

Hey; I'm not able to get star codes working while in a call, eg *1 for transferring, *2 for recording etc. The DTMF is sent down the gateway instead Is there something special I should be doing to make this work?

What I've done is, set the CID at the outbound route. I have this at order #0: Then at order #100 (this is for 0800/0508 numbers) Make sure you have the effective caller id name and number set. My extensions look like this: Hope this helps :)

In Accounts > Extensions, theres a number alias field - it only allows for one number, but thats where I put extension aliases

I got around this by switching the port numbers on internal and external in advanced > sip profiles Internal now 5060 External now 6050 (phones connect on domain:6050) Then updating iptables to reflect the new port numbers. Also in IPTables, I blocked port 5060, then allowed it only for...

Bria by CounterPath is my first choice (IOS/Android). CSIPSimple is my choice for older Androids (Galaxy S3 and older)

Its not just *1 not working, I've been trying to get call recording working (*2), with no luck either. I've tried all in-call star codes with no success on an ATA, Fanvil IP phone and Bria Android app

Here's what I did (using a multi tenant install): Add tenants domain to the ssl certificate Create a user in Fusion Chrome: Install the Chrome addon "SIP Caller click to call" Configure it to use HTTP Get...

When I first setup fusion, I was accessing it from the ip address. Any tenant with trunks and dialing rules is setup with a domain My worry is, did the calls result in send_refuse because there are no routes for that tenant. What if someone was to guess a domain that had routes

Yes, If I copied and pasted the select string, and added in a number, it would select no problems. I've given up on this, as the system is a multi-tenant, and it seems to me - either mysql lookup or pgsql lookup (for local contacts). But not both

And yes, public IP. I've since moved "internal" off port 5060 to another port - and blocked 5060 using iptables.

Heres 5 examples. Theres over 4000 calls over the space of 2 days. There were no dialing rules or trunks configured for this tenant...

I wasn't aware I did anything to mess it up......

Hello; Today I saw some weird calls in my CDR, so I did a little digging..... A site tells me I allow anonymous calls - how can I disable this? Thanks in advanced :)

Any update on this being fixed? I can see the DB definition above has been applied, but getting the same result as @Tricom114

whoops, not now :) So, I have setup an odbc, named it whmcslookup and can connect from terminal isql -v whmcslookup SQL> SELECT companyname AS name FROM tblclients WHERE phonenumber = '123456' UNION SELECT companyname AS name FROM tblcontacts WHERE phonenumber = '123456' LIMIT 1...