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Check your NAT rules, perhaps enabling sticky ports for your network or specific device.

Did you upgrade from 2.6.0 to 2.7.2 or used a backup from 2.6.0 on a new 2.7.2?

VPN should not affect battery usage that much and it is the preferred way to handle mobile clients

Bet someone is about to crowdfound an opensource voip phone

"Flawless anti-tampering method" Yeah, the legal people....

Usually, the legal people are the ones who stills consider Fax safer than emails. I had relatives call because someone at their office had no idea on how to send a fax with their voip systems. The very few faxes I had to send have been overseas bank stuff and a ballot. Amazing how someone...

Fax... It refuses to die...

Had the same issue with a Grandstream HT503, gateway it is not sending the caller id.

Not sure how they handle this at Canada, but looks like they have access to credit reports and detected the new service being activated. This crap is common in my country.

Long time ago I used Gammu and hmailserver.

My experience with IncrediblePBX, POTS and OpenVOX : IncrediblePBX installs DAHDI from source and need a tweak to enable OSLEC, not sure if this is still an issue in latest versions; and DAHDI 3 dropped support for older cards, you might need to use DAHDI 2.x Regarding Centos... you need to...

Yeah right... Put them in the same list as Whatsapp.

Perhaps using static ports on the NAT rule for your LAN in pfsense.

I use pfsense as my cert manager, acme package to handle letsencrypt tasks and scripts to push new certs.

Profound sadness...

Just like that You need an ATA with FXS ports.

Use bridge mode networking and forget about the firewall on the PC. If the hypervisor is configured the network traffic generated from the vm is not affected by the host OS.

perhaps in the grub.conf, increase the menu time to boot default option to the amount of time that router needs to actually work.

My Pi wants...

It was a matter of time...