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@bravonoj - Though your installation isn't IncrediblePBX 2027, the procedure outlined here applies: https://www.voip-info.org/forum/threads/question-regarding-how-to-setup-remote-extension.27597/#post-175319 /Pete./

You MUST configure your Incredible PBX 2027 firewall to allow the IP address from the remote location before you’ll be able to successfully register the phone to the VPS server at CrownCloud. Determine the public IP address at the remote location. (If the IP address isn't already known, use a...

When viewing the CDR records, change the default dropdown from “All Dispositions” to “Answered” to show only those calls that have been answered and then click the "Search" button. This will "simplify" the resulting display. Then in the resulting display, in the “Destination” field, hover your...

There's more here: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=32341 (Turning Incredible PBX into a Lean, Mean Asterisk Machine) that describes the issue you're having and how to remove the ODBC links to extensions 222 and 223. You'll have to remove both the custom extensions and the ODBC references to use these...

/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/[extension_number] Look for the greet.wav and greet.WAV and unavail.wav and unavail.WAV files in the folder for each extension for which voicemail has been activated on your iPBX 2022-R. It may be to your advantage to create temporary greeting and...

@mainenotarynet Not to worry when you're using IncrediblePBX. This issues was discussed at length a few months ago. Check this out: https://www.voip-info.org/forum/threads/freepbx-ari-exploit.26964/page-2#post-170403

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@LaRoadrash ... good that you found the solution to your dilemma! I encountered the same difficulty, as did also @kenn10, and others, a few years ago. Here's additional discussion of this issue, most recently from July 2020 (and February 2012)...

You may be missing an important step: your VOIP phone(s) must be configured to communicate with your iPBX! Though the phone gets an IP address from your router, that's not enough for it to work! You still need to configure your phone to direct it to the IP address of your Incredible PBX. This...

Once you've logged in via SSH, your experience would be the case if you've entered the commands without prefacing them with either "/root/" or "./" (i.e., /root/apache-pw-change or ./apache-pw-change and /root/admin-pw-change or ./admin-pw-change). The firewall installed on your iPBX was...

@ChicoCanada ... Did you use an app password for your GMail account when you ran the "enable-gmail-smarthost-for-sendmail" script? You can't run the script multiple times unless you go to /etc/pbx/ and remove the .gmail file there before re-running the script. Support for using the account...

@wardmundy Repeated attempts to install iPBX 2022.B2 on a CrownCloud instance in LA result in failure of the UCP Daemon. Indeed, the first phase of the installation (iPBX2021 on Debian11) also fails to install with UCP showing "in flames" on the dashboard of the installed iPBX. I suspect...

In addition to setting an "Outbound Route" ... did you do: "Settings | Asterisk SIP Settings" ... and then "Detect Network Settings"? If the iPBX installation is in the cloud, add a "Local Network Field" to the settings that represent you local LAN configuration. As far as calling your cell...

@rchalk More information and likely explanations are found here ... re. GMail "Less Secure Applications": https://www.voip-info.org/forum/threads/incredible-pbx-smarthost.26251/

@edlentz ... For your voicemail messages, start, from your dashboard with: You can edit the bulk of your voicemail > email messages. /Pete./

I'm using GMail as the smart relay for a small in-production Debian iPBX 2021 installation. This system was installed several months ago, before the Google threat to eliminate the "Inscure applications" feature. As Google is removing the "less secure applications" option for GMail in favor of...

Thanks @wardmundy Meanwhile, I also found the following: Depending on the version of O/S you are using, another way to locate the in-use PHP configuration file (php.ini), use the following steps: Log in to the account: Issue this command: The result will be something like this: The php.ini...

The /etc/php folder does not exist in Rocky8 or CentOS systems. Where will I find the corresponding php.ini files to be edited to allow files larger than 2.09 mb? /P./

Problem resolved! Following is the response that I received from FreePBX regarding the bug report (FREEPBX-23455): So, the command to restart httpd is: Then reboot the PBX server, and, all is well! Now it's understandable, the Apache2 server needs to have it's own "temporary" files to...

Thanks @kenn10 ... that's exactly what I have observed. If you delete the files in the /tmp folder (even a newly built system) as I first reported, you're likely to see exactly what I've reported. Why FreePBX has any dependency on anything in the /tmp folder makes no sense at all. It's clear...