Maybe at some point, but right now, I'm not even running my server anymore. I no longer need it, so I need to refresh myself on the whole process and get up to date for certain.
Is there a way we can point a whole bunch of number range to a certain action under DialPlans>Destinations? for example. if I want to point 10 DIDs 6132324330-6132324339 to a same action, let say a ring group, how do I do that? I can do it by adding 10 individual destinations but can I do something like number manipulation 613232433X, or 613232433[0-9]?
Hey Brian, I was just getting started with Fusion and wanted to know what ports I need to open on my home network to use this and also do you have a tutorial on how to set this up using NGIX Proxy manager. I already have NGX running in my home setup but I am not sure what port Fusion uses in the backend which is limiting my ability to move forward with a local instance. I did install Fusion on a VPS for testing, everything went great as far as the installation is concerned but for some reason I can only access the webgui(non secured access) via the IP only and not the FQDN that I had setup with my service provider to route to the VPS server IP address. This also results in my softphones not connecting to my Fusion server instance since I am using FQDN for registration in the sip client. Any help will be appreciated. Have a good one.
It's been a long time since I made this, but I would suggest checking out their documentation for all of the ports. I know for SIP you'll need 5060 (unless you changed that in settings somewhere). As for the rest, I belive there are several port ranges you'll need to open and forward in order for everything to function properly. Instead of listing all the ranges, here's a link to their docs that should give you what you need. docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall.html
@@AwesomeOpenSource Thank you for your response, Brian. I did check that doc and it does have the port I need to open but then I was not able to find any doc on how to configure this with NGIX PM. Secondly, I was able to get the domain access enabled on the test VPS using CloudFlare dashboard. The problem that I am currently running into is that none of my SIP clients are able to talk to this newly installed server. The registration keeps failing and I am not sure why. The source IP is not blocked in F2Ban nor I have firewall running on my test VPS. SO not sure what's gng on and where to start. On the other hand, if I may ask what self hosted VoIP solution do you use for yourself? If it difficult to setup? Some ppl recommended using 3CX but I don't think they are 100% open source. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks again! Have a nice day.
Hi @mickIntx, I have followed your on FusionPBX tutorial and it really helped me to setup my first PBX telephony system, I have just one custom requirement, Can you please tell me how can I add online mp3 or radio streaming from remote link on IVR click?
Good !! Any chance of a video using WireGuard in order to " bridge" an "on Premises" IPPBX with Cloud IPPBX ? Using same VPS Server on Cloud as VPN Server ? too much to ask ?
Indeed. I'm sure I meant it, and didn't say it right. I definitely make mistakes...maybe we should start a drinking game from my mistakes...except I'm worried no one would ever get through a video.
Keep up the great work! Any change of a part 4 tutorial, say on NAT and internal extensions collaborating external softphone apps on mobile phones?
Maybe at some point, but right now, I'm not even running my server anymore. I no longer need it, so I need to refresh myself on the whole process and get up to date for certain.
Is there a way we can point a whole bunch of number range to a certain action under DialPlans>Destinations?
for example. if I want to point 10 DIDs 6132324330-6132324339 to a same action, let say a ring group, how do I do that? I can do it by adding 10 individual destinations but can I do something like number manipulation 613232433X, or 613232433[0-9]?
I believe you can use regular expressions to accomplish this, but I wouldn't know the specific regular expression syntax.
Voicecall sip trunk can’t find website I guess it does not work anymore
It may not. This video is pretty old now. I'll be doing some new PBX stuff for the Building a Business series down the road, so keep an eye out.
PLEASE HOW CAN I INSTALL FUSION PBX ON VMWARE ?
I don't use VMWare, but I'd say start with a VM of Ubuntu or Debian, and go from there with my tutorial.
I know this is way old but you missed out on the hardest to understand (FOR ME) the Dial plan. Any chance of going over that?
Is there an easy way to play moh during the ivr announcement?
is this reliable for a business to use? Any sound quality issues?
I've been using my install for 4 years now, and I use it for my main job, and no issues that I can think of.
Hey Brian, I was just getting started with Fusion and wanted to know what ports I need to open on my home network to use this and also do you have a tutorial on how to set this up using NGIX Proxy manager. I already have NGX running in my home setup but I am not sure what port Fusion uses in the backend which is limiting my ability to move forward with a local instance.
I did install Fusion on a VPS for testing, everything went great as far as the installation is concerned but for some reason I can only access the webgui(non secured access) via the IP only and not the FQDN that I had setup with my service provider to route to the VPS server IP address. This also results in my softphones not connecting to my Fusion server instance since I am using FQDN for registration in the sip client. Any help will be appreciated.
Have a good one.
It's been a long time since I made this, but I would suggest checking out their documentation for all of the ports. I know for SIP you'll need 5060 (unless you changed that in settings somewhere). As for the rest, I belive there are several port ranges you'll need to open and forward in order for everything to function properly. Instead of listing all the ranges, here's a link to their docs that should give you what you need. docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall.html
@@AwesomeOpenSource Thank you for your response, Brian. I did check that doc and it does have the port I need to open but then I was not able to find any doc on how to configure this with NGIX PM. Secondly, I was able to get the domain access enabled on the test VPS using CloudFlare dashboard. The problem that I am currently running into is that none of my SIP clients are able to talk to this newly installed server. The registration keeps failing and I am not sure why. The source IP is not blocked in F2Ban nor I have firewall running on my test VPS. SO not sure what's gng on and where to start.
On the other hand, if I may ask what self hosted VoIP solution do you use for yourself? If it difficult to setup? Some ppl recommended using 3CX but I don't think they are 100% open source. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks again!
Have a nice day.
Hi
@mickIntx,
I have followed your on FusionPBX tutorial and it really helped me to setup my first PBX telephony system,
I have just one custom requirement, Can you please tell me how can I add online mp3 or radio streaming from remote link on IVR click?
I don't really know how you would do that. I've not tried it, but it may be in their documentation somewhere.
Good !! Any chance of a video using WireGuard in order to " bridge" an "on Premises" IPPBX with Cloud IPPBX ? Using same VPS Server on Cloud as VPN Server ? too much to ask ?
Definitely moving outside my realm of knowledge and expertisew with that one.
I think you mean Integrated Voice Response System
Indeed. I'm sure I meant it, and didn't say it right. I definitely make mistakes...maybe we should start a drinking game from my mistakes...except I'm worried no one would ever get through a video.
@@AwesomeOpenSource IVR - Interactive Voice Response or Interactive Voice Recognition, haven't heard of Integrated so far. Cheers :)