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nope, its <P64>, found it by setting it up on the phone, saving it, then downloading the XML from the phone. seems to work as intended after using the provisioning editor.

AH there we go, ive found the ntp server string, and i assume the self-defined city code is what i need for setting the correct zone?

I think im onto my last problem. I have set the timezone and ntp servers in the defaults. my grandstream phone does not appear to inherit the timezone or NTP server settings set in fusion. im always + 3 hours ahead of my server clock. i thought maybe i could edit the XML file for the phone...

I think thats got it. something so simple! I was botching the file path in the phone, once i used the correct format i grabbed the xml via http no problem.

If i go to the path of the xml file in the webserver, it's there. I think i just have to sort out this grandstream phone now.

In my test setup my domain is just the public IP address for now. ill double check my url and make sure i can get the files downloaded. Appreciate the help guys, i wouldnt be able to do a proper assessment without your help!

yes i did.

I had found one article on how to get auto device provisioning to work, unfortunately, it doesnt work.. http://inside-out.xyz/technology/auto-provisioning-an-aastra-ip-telephone-with-fusionpbx.html "First you need to do is go to your web server and add a .htaccess file entry. If you are using...

in the upgrade screen defaulted all the settings and getting assigned voicemail boxes in the dashboard now.

Incidentally, this fixed my voicemail manager issue I had in another thread. thanks daz!

I tried setting the SIP profile to use inband to match my providers dtmf settings. no change. my provider then changed dtmf to rfc2833 and the problem was resolved.

by default (user, agent groups) all you get on the dashboard is your extension settings. in the apps menu thereis voicemail but it gives you an access denied error.

Any ideas why my IVR menu key-presses are getting ignored by external callers but when a local extension dials the IVR it accepts the key-presses no problem? Im following the documentation for setup.

So far I really like the voicemail manager from the webgui, I was wondering if there was a way to let users in to view/edit their own voicemail without being able to see everyone elses. So far the only way i have found to allow access to a user mailbox manager is by granting view/edit...

or rather *22 for local user status change.

*23 is the one, thanks!

Hi there, i'm testing fusion pbx. I'm exploring the call center module but I haven't been able to figure out one thing; How does a user change their status in the call center without logging in with admin and modifying from the agent status screen? Ive found that giving a agent and user...