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Make sure and check your ports if you are on the cloud... I had a working setup for testing, and then I went to deploy it a few months later, the emails had stopped working. I spent many hours trying to fix it by going through many tutorials before I went to the cloud provider and asked them...

Hats off to you Jose for getting this to work, despite no one offering any help. Makes me wonder how active this forum is. Can you provide any hints to me. The github repo just has a link how to install freepbx, and that link just suggesting installing the disto, but it doesn't suggest how to...

I would suggest the latest GVSIP-NAF-GUI referred to here: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=26315 Assuming you already have an extension, then you have to go to connectivity and define your inbound routes and outbound routes. It works pretty well. With the old gvsip-naf version you didn't have to...

To follow up on my post above, if you upgrade as mentioned here: Incoming calls now are handled in the FreePBX GUI using your GVSIP custom trunk. See the new build under this thread for the latest implementation which relies entirely on FreePBX. and you want to dial out without using a prefix...

Glad to hear it worked for you. Good luck with your PBX.

D'oh. I knew about that, but didn't have that set up on this line. That fixed the problem. Amazing how well that worked. Thanks.

My softphone works fine when using an IAX2 extension, but when I use a SIP (or PJSIP) extension the phone does not ring when called. I am pretty sure this is to the NAT problems (I see Unknown@... showing up in the log files). At home I can open up some more UDP ports to try to get it to work...

Might try reading this thread: https://community.freepbx.org/t/forgot-freepbx-admin-password/16358/3

Usually there is a password update script you can run when you ssh into the server. That should fix it. Check in the root directory.

Ward, I used the GUI to define Inbound Routes under Connectivity, and the PBX is working perfectly, but I noticed that it does not use the config in [from-external-custom]. I wonder if you could tell me where the config is saved that is generated by the GUI for Outbound Routes so I could look...

You need to research asterisk dialplans, chapter 6 of this might help: http://asterisk-service.com/downloads/Asterisk- The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition.pdf N is a number between 2 and 9 and X is any number and _ means match, so those five lines match 10 digit and 11 digits numbers. If you put...

What usernames did you try? I am not familiar with that version, but for IncrediblePBX I couldn't get into the web GUI, assuming the username was "root", but the username was "admin".

That's the same google voice motif that will eventually stop working when google finally shuts down its XMPP servers, isn't it? Better to move to GVSIP and get a permanent fix.

That is the whole purpose of using a PBX (or GVGW) because the Obi100 series still connects to standard SIP servers. I don't know what that problem was, but I switched to a HiFormance server and everything is working fine now (knock on wood). In other words, whatever my problem was, it was not...

Ok, since no one else is going to ask, what google voice problem is this supposed to fix?

I am using two different google voice numbers on the same PBX and wanted to choose which one I use based on extension rather than the number of digits dialed. It took me a while, but I got it working so I thought I would post it in case it helps anyone else. I have two extensions defined, 701...

I read your comment and decided to sign up for HiFormance. It works well once I got the hang of it. Good learning process. Probably more reliable than running my own raspi.

If you go with incridiblepbx, that will have everything you need, including gvsip. Nerdvittles advertises a $10 per year hosted virtual phone system .I don't use it, but it would be the easiest way to test it out. By far, the biggest cost is going to be your time. That is what made GVGW such...

There are many people looking to do exactly that, including myself. In my case it is to keep an Obi110 running in a different country for the convenience of having one physical phone that can be used for local and US calling. For me it is as much a hobby to learn how it work. Unless you...

Nevermind, the solution is to use "admin" instead of "root" as the username.