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CDR Reports were NOT giving that. I think it has something to do with the moment.js that FreePBX uses. Anyhow, modified it so that it does work. If anyone needs the patch, hit me up.

Incredible PBX 2027-D

13-13 was a BEAST. I think I've still got a couple running

While searching through how a call is processed and the CEL, it only shows the time by hours and minutes, no seconds !! This is Debian 27, any thoughts? SQL does have seconds. Is there a config file or what source code would I look in? Not sure why someone would not have the seconds in there.

I see the problem ... The yellow cable has a bad crimp - just unplug it and plug it back in.

If you want to watch what is going on with registrations, install and use sngrep.

Never heard of it. Please post your findings if you implement

A couple ideas behind the open PBX with public IP is: 1) BLOCK anyone coming in via IP. If coming in via IP - drop the packet. They MUST know the FQDN to let them in. 2) Change your registration ports from the standards 5060,5061,5160,5161 to something else. This will help obfuscate where...

Mine is open to the public and works fine.

Thank You !!! Found it. Some of the features that CIP has glued together of FreePBX with their phones - I really haven't found a good alternative to. I've not gotten into any schools yet, but I may very soon. I think in a competitive bid environment if you were to demo the few features that...

Yes, that's what I'm looking for ... Where in the Devices module? I looked through both template and model and didn't see an option for "silent intercom"

ClearlyIP has silent intercom - which allows you to silently drop in on a phone (assume only works on ClearlyIP phones - which is fine by me). I dont' see that module in our repository. Has anyone used this and how did you set it up? @Tonyclewis ??

@billsimon probably has what you're looking for. I don't know if Signalwire has been added yet or not. Have a read here for more details.

Often people feel that newer is better. While in principle that is true, one must also realize that a change with something major such as OS / PHP versions, there are many dependencies that must make sure they've made changes to in order to maintain functionality.

I've installed 3CX on a KVM machine with public IP, and I'm getting an error with firewall: testing 3CX PhoneSystem 01 SIP Server... failed (How to resolve?) stopping service... done detecting SIP ALG... failed (How to resolve?) testing port 5060... done starting service... done The install...

Which do you prefer though? I had issues in past with different OS with CIP modules,,, Think i'd lean towards Debian, but open to suggestions

OK, so i guess that settles it. Debian it is.

Can you use t-mobile home/business internet $50 plan with the Cudy?

thanks So Debian feels solid now? I was using Debian, then went to Rocky a few months ago ...

Don't know why I'm not showing it on modules - that's my issue. Module admin showing wrong item. That's why I asked for the source, cause then I can just manually install