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Be careful with the Chamberlain units. If you have a fancy button wired in that controls lights or shows a digital display, a simple contact closure relay or switch does not work. I found that out the hard way. There is a product you can buy called MyQ from Liftmaster that integrates with...

Double check the port number on your PBX and insure that on the Bulkvs site that you send calls to your IP/DNS at that port. Bulkvs will default to port 5060 unless you implicitly set it at the end of the IP or DNS in the interconnect trunk groups manage section. Sending inbound calls to...

I've been on V4 for a few months and installed updates as they arrive. No issues that I've encountered.

Bad news if you tote your T-Mobile gateway to different locations. Yet another money grab from the not-so "uncarrier." https://www.androidauthority.com/t-mobile-home-internet-plus-5g-address-validation-3436833/

You have not set the "match" IP's in the advanced tab of the trunk on PJSIP. Look at the documentation on the Bulkvs site for all the IP's that can send a call to your system and add those IP's in the match field. Then the inbound calls are no longer "anonymous." If you still have issues...

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Rocky sucks. Centos is discontinued. Debian or Ubuntu with IncrediblePBX 2027 is the way to go.

Perhaps you should review this: https://wiki.bicomsystems.com/UADs/Polycom_VVX350 If the Audio Codec Priority is set to g.722 and you set the PBX extension setting to G.722 and ulaw like this:

I would take a close look at the CODEC the phones are using (internally) and what you have set in the PBX. GSM or g.729 CODECs sound crappy. Many people are using the Polycom phones so either you have a bad phone or you have the settings wrong. I don't have those phones so I can't comment...

I have a similar problem with a remote extension in a nursing home. The extension is running on the facility wifi which has incredibly short NAT keepalive. I ended up having the remote ATA send qualify messages every 10 seconds to keep the connection up.

They never said that people have to be intelligent or sane to vote. The frightening truth. Low information voters and nuts help shape the country every day. Coming soon to the polls and police departments: illegal immigrants.

I upgraded my existing 4.0 to the 4.1.0.r1 without issue. It is running on Crown Cloud.

Luckily, I jettisoned AT&T mobile in 1998.

https://vitalpbx.com/blog/unlock-enhanced-system-management-with-vitalpbx-4-1-0-r1/

There is no profit in "free."

ChatGPT translated your message above to German: Google translate seems to approve of the translation as well and translates it back to English flawlessly.

IncrediblePBX 2027D does not work with Debian 12. When FreePBX 17 and Asterisk 21 become more mainstream and finished, I'm sure @wardmundy will look at necessary conversions for Debian 12.

What "official site" are you talking about???? See https://wiki.incrediblepbx.com/Products Also, see https://nerdvittles.com and see https://nerdvittles.com/introducing-incredible-pbx-2027-u-for-proxmox-7/

Or find a DNS updater app for your phone and set up a DNS name just for your phone. Use /root/add-fqdn to add your newly created DNS for your phone. There should be cron job on the PBX that updates the whitelist every five minutes or so.

1-pr talk, 1-pr control, 1-pr lamp for each button. Additional pairs for ringer, intercom, intercom buzzer, larger sets with other annunciator lamps. Other than the lamps burning out constantly or the 1A2 control card getting fried by lightening, the things were rock solid. You still had your...