@u2communications said in Setting up a SIP trunk in FreePBX 13:

If you find yourself still trying to get incoming calls working after several hours (like me), be advised that the default DID settings on voip.ms will not work. You merely have to set up a sub-account and make sure to set the authentication type as user/password authentication. Add your DID's to the sub-account and authenticate with the accountnumber_subaccount convention and use the password you created when setting up the sub-account.

I have never experienced an issue using the primary account on VoIP.ms. I highly recommend against it, always. But, I have never had a problem using it.

Also, welcome to ML.

@jaredbusch Nope... I think you're confusing this as you have an account and are logged in. @FATeknollogee pasted a page for new subscribers.

If you follow that link, then select the unlimited plan, you arrive at a new page
The new page allows one to select Local or Toll Free.
Choose Local and your state and proceed to the next page.
Choose your rate center and your page expands to show :
City Per Minute Rate Unlimited Rate
Athens $0.85/month + $0.009/minute $4.25/month + $0.00/minute View Available Numbers +

We're 4 pages in and it doesn't specify this inbound limit.

The last step there, "Networks" is still functionally the same, but the GUI has been updated.
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@JaredBusch said in Using Vultr for FreePBX 13:

Then, what providers support OPUS? Most only support 711 and sometimes 722.

Hence why we transcode to g722 for Skyetel. But the g722 path is from a datacenter to datacenter, so not really worried about questionable call path qualities.

Opus seems to help on everything from wifi to mobile to offices with low quality WANs. We have people on fractional T1 still, so fight some tight bandwidth battles.

@Dashrender said in Setting up FreePBX 13 - Host Choice:

@scottalanmiller said in Setting up FreePBX 13 - Host Choice:

@JaredBusch said in Setting up FreePBX 13 - Host Choice:

Additionally, your iPhone does not add a pause automatically. It adds a wait. A wait means you have to push a button to continue dialing. A pause will automatically continue dialing. Every single time I have updated a contact form email data it has added the wait and not a pause.

Mine is a pause, it's fully automatic when I've used it. It's only so often that it has come up, as I basically never call people, but when I've used it, it is 100% automated. I didn't even know the situation that you are running into could come up. Mine takes the number automatically and dials it, including the extension, automatically. At least it did in the past.

I've never even heard of this - of course it makes sense - using the pauses like JB mentions makes sense as long as the menu system doesn't change. 🙂

Bringing this full circle, the point is that you need a main DID for everyone to call into and get the operator, and then a second DID for everyone to call into and get the IVR directly so they can dial straight to the person.

No need for hundreds of DID.

If you have no operator, then your main number would just be the DID with the IVR.

@bigbear said in Things to know before you start installing FreePBX:

Yeah that guy was an ass... lol

What folder on the server do you place the config files in for https?

it all goes in the /tftpboot folder. FreePBX handles that in the apache vhost config. port 1443 goes there.

@JaredBusch

We need proxy guide for shiity countries

I think I am unable to complete call due to blocking.

I configured 2 extenstions on 2 smartphones, and they both can ring each other, but never connect