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If you're using a wildcard cert, then no, you have to manually re-run the script to renew the cert.

I can confirm, the messages I am sending are populating in the database and visible at https://my.domain.com/app/sms/sms_mdr.php but nothing is coming through to my GSWave app of the extension number these texts are being sent to. Going to send you a DM as I would love some input to get this...

@tfernandez if I recall, on top of following the install directions on the Github page, I had to edit the chatplan (Advanced > XML Editor> chatplan > default.xml) as follows to recognize 10-digit numbers for outbound SMS. <context name="public"> <extension name="demo">...

That fixed it, you're the man! Thank you! @tfernandez - Question for you. I am receiving inbound SMS now via email, and can see the inbound SMS via the SMS > MDRS section. But I am not receiving the inbound SMS on my extension connected to my GSWave app. Any idea on what the cause of that could be?

I'm also running into this issue. I have outbound working fine through Telnyx, but no inbound. Like @meshtask , I can see the API call for the inbound SMS via /var/log/nginx/access.log: 192.76.120.139 - - [18/Feb/2023:10:51:58 -0600] "POST /app/sms/hook/sms_hook_telnyx.php HTTP/1.1" 200 31 "-"...

I am running FusionPBX 5.0.1 on Debian 10 and attempting to get the SMS app working here: https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-apps/tree/master/sms I get through the steps of installing the application, and updating the schema and permissions, however, when I log out and log back into the GUI...

No offense, but if you don't even know what the term "registered" means in the PBX world, you are completely out of your element. Go sign up for something like Grasshopper.com where all you have to do is log in and dial. Your current knowledge isn't at the level of administering a PBX.

I'm pretty sure this isn't possible... and if it is, it isn't going to be easy. The time you spent trying to figure out a way to do this would be better spent just recreating the call routing scheme for this tenant on your new server and updating the IP address for this customer in your carrier...

Sounds about right. The main downfall of FusionPBX has, and apparently always will be the closed-mindedness of Mark. There's so many things that people have created in the past that could and should be committed to FusionPBX but aren't, simply because Mark wants to take credit for everything. Or...

Just wanted to check in here.. How's this coming along? Would really love the ability to implement 2FA on our systems!

It can be done, I've done it before. But as @ad5ou mentioned, all of this knowledge is locked behind of the Fusion PBX membership. If you join and buy a Green membership, branding information docs will be available to you.

Wouldn't server load be a good reason to go bare metal? I love the idea of virtualization from a DR perspective and snapshots but have always been under the impression and been told by FusionPBX support themselves that it's recommended to run on bare metal for reliability on a busy server. Our...

@abelitouci This sounds like exactly what I'm trying to do! However is there a way to implement this solution on a tenant by tenant basis, or would this be enabled system wide? I would really love your guidance on implementing this and am happy to pay for your time if you have some availability.

The SIP server needs to be your FusionPBX domain/tenant that you are connecting to. Ex: tenant1.myfusionpbx.com Also, SSH into your FusionPBX server, and utilize sngrep and see if the REGISTER request is even hitting your server to begin with and what's happening there.

Out of curiosity where did you buy your SSL OV cert from? Does this webphone no longer work when using a LetsEncrypt SSL?

https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/applications/time_conditions.html

Just use placeholders in the username and password fields since they are required when configuring a gateway. I used "dummyuser" and "dummypass" back when I was using Bandwidth. Also.. see attachments for my gateway configs when I was using Bandwidth.

@KonradSC Well, this is completely bizarre.. I restarted FS afterhours and retested with no changes.. restarted my entire server and retested with no changes. I've been doing most of my testing using Chrome during this time, so I tried Edge.. same result. Then I tried Firefox and it's working...

It does not work with the webrtc phone you recommended, I get the same error when watching the logs. Actually good point @KonradSC , I forgot to mention that I upgraded from Debian 8 to 9 a few months ago. My Let's Encrypt certificates on the server are fine however. Anything that I should be...

@KonradSC I've been using this webphone solution for quite some time but all of sudden it stopped working. When a call is placed from the webphone to either an internal extension or an external number, the call goes through and rings the callee for a moment but as soon as they answer, the call...