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I did follow the instructions, however: 7b. Click Configure Network button The button was grayed out for me. Like I said, I can get a network connection after I restart the service, but that doesn't seem ideal.

So i just did a fresh green install on top of CentOS 6.5 (minimal). The issue is that the PBX doesn't recognize my network card. If I do a ifconfig I see lo but not eth01. However, from a command prompt if I issue service network restart it sees the network card and I can log into the PBX web...

So I am not sending to a ring group. If they call they would get the IVR of the specific company. They would then say hit 1 for sales and that would ring a specific person, or dial an extension. Right now. my system is setup to announce the persons name when they call, but I don't see how I...

So I have two different phone numbers that come into my PBX. What I would like is: NUMBER 1 --> IVR 1 --> Ring various extensions NUMBER 2 --> IVR 2 --> Ring various extensions Basically the extensions/phones for each number would be the same, but I want the people at those extensions to know...

@ MGD4me that was incredibly helpful and much appreciated!

Currently using FreePBX 2.11x and have 3 SIPS coming in. Have 9 internal extensions. We as a company make VERY FEW external calls. The most calls in a single day we ever had was 130. We use the extentions to page each other. So in general, there doesn't seem like a lot of traffic on the...

I am trying to setup a SPA-3102 to route our analog calls to our fax number. I have the SPA-3102 setup and I can make incoming calls and they go to the right extension, etc. The problem I am having is using the fax extension (200) to dial specifically from the SPA-3102 trunk. No matter what I...

I have Yealink T-26 phones. In the Endpoint Manager, I have the following setup for sidekey 10: Side Key 10 Type: BLF Side Key 10 DSS Type: BLF Side Key 10 Value: *45{username.line.1}*123 When I reboot my phones and they pickup this configuration file, and I hit Sidekey 10, It literally...

I am having problems training my staff to actually log in/out of their queues. I am thinking of making them static queue members so they need not remember. My question is, if they get up to go to lunch or something, if they hit DND will the queue just keep trying to ring their extension if...

Can you tell a newbie how I would procure such a thing and I'll get it done.

I am using Yealink T-26 phones. I have BLFs setup on the 9 and 10 side slot, but they don't work consistently.

We have a very simple setup. Two agents Two queues Each agent is dynamically assigned to each queue. They are supposed to log into and out of BOTH queues. Problem is the always forget to either log in/out of both, or sometimes log into only one, etc. Is there away to make them hit...

Is there any solution where a manager could easily see if anybody is in the queue? Or maybe a ring group, etc?

But if I have Yealink phones I can't use the Aastra XML scripts, right?

I have 2.11 but I don't want to put my extension in, I want to SEE if anybody else is logged into the queue. So at a glance I can see if the queue has somebody in it.

Is it possible to monitor if ANYBODY is logged into a queue? If so, can you program a BLF key for that?

Hi! I have 10 Yealink T26 phones in my office. I have 2 queues setup. Queue 1 is 123 and Queue 2 is 456. I have programmed two keys on each phone as: *45 [extension#]* [queue number] so it might look like this: *45111*123 For Side Key 9 *45111*456 For Side Key 10 For both keys I...

There is no way to just add a second NIC to the PBX or do something of that nature?

I am trying to accomplish the following. I have a separate network for my phone, and one for my data. I was hoping to have a way to access the phone system admin and operator panels, etc from the main network, maybe with a 192.168.2.X. I don't understand how I can bridge the two networks...