@jaredbusch said in How to config DSS keys on Yealink handsets from FreePBX:

@bnrstnr said in How to config DSS keys on Yealink handsets from FreePBX:

You could set them in the phone's web interface. That's how I did ours, granted we only have ~20 phones, so it was a set it once kind of thing that took like 3 min per phone.

EDIT: Didn't notice the "from FreePBX" bit. Sorry

But still endpointmanager is only for the face template. Anything you sent their applies to all devices. To set a specific key for a specific extension can only be done from the UCP and only if you have permission to see that extension in UCP.

I'm trying set common keys for a group of extensions that are site / department specific. Multiply by many such groups. Fro my curiosity can a template be applied to a group of extensions or only to specif models of handsets?

From what I've learned / read so far FreePBX is not the best for running multi sites as you'll run into problem eventually.

You are right I do not currently have permission for that. I've been doing it on the yealink themselves however its not preferred method.

The people who are "managing" it for us will now do it. Not that I trust them to get things right from past actions. However that is a non technical matter...

Its one of those they can't do a proper job and we are stuck with using them (I have no say on that). I'm just trying to make life easier as much as I can.

My login does not have that option.

@jaredbusch said in How to config DSS keys on Yealink handsets from FreePBX:

ou will find it under Settings->Endpoint Manager (EPM)

I do not see Endpoint Manger there or anywhere else. I'm told by the provider that they can set the DSS keys so they must have access to it. Looks like our login don't have it enabled.

I rather do it myself due to their incompetence (the reason for wanting to take mater into my hands).

Thanks. At least I now know what to look for.

I'm new to FreePBX and need to mass program some DSS Keys on the yealink that are attached to a custom FreePBX instance (provided by someone else).

Where do I find the settings to set individual DSS key for the Yealink on a per extension basis?

Google and searching here did not come up with anything useful for me. Maybe I'm using the wrong phrase.

Thanks.

You can also use Dell Repository Manager to create a bootable ISO to update.

You want this! http://www.easy2boot.com/ and load as many different ISO as you can fit on the USB stick.

The tools in Hiren works the same as they are before even though a bit dated.

There is also Gandalf's boot disk.
Falcon4

Some ping times from my home Australian NBN connection

ping sip.telecube.com.au
Pinging sip.telecube.com.au [103.193.167.44] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 103.193.167.44: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=59
Reply from 103.193.167.44: bytes=32 time=12ms TTL=59
Reply from 103.193.167.44: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=59
Reply from 103.193.167.44: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=59

ping SIP.COMVERGENCE.COM.AU
Pinging SIP.COMVERGENCE.COM.AU [203.176.185.10] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 203.176.185.10: bytes=32 time=6ms TTL=55
Reply from 203.176.185.10: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=55
Reply from 203.176.185.10: bytes=32 time=12ms TTL=55
Reply from 203.176.185.10: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=55

ping sip.faktortel.com.au
Pinging sip.faktortel.com.au [202.43.66.3] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 202.43.66.3: bytes=32 time=33ms TTL=56
Reply from 202.43.66.3: bytes=32 time=34ms TTL=56
Reply from 202.43.66.3: bytes=32 time=32ms TTL=56
Reply from 202.43.66.3: bytes=32 time=32ms TTL=56

I'm in Australia and has been down this road before. What sort of services you are after and how big do you want.

Do you want trunks or hosted pbx offering.

Some to look at:

• https://www.telecube.com.au they do hosted and trunk. A small but very resposive provider. They have a great control panel to do everything. Pre-paid only.
• http://www.comvergence.com.au/ they are more of a wholesaler and big busines. They do both trunk & hosted pbx.
• https://faktortel.com.au/ they do the whole lot from wholesale to retail

All the above I have personally used for trunking without issues servicing multiple centralised pbx across 20+ sites.

Some others people recommend

• https://www.maxo.com.au/ more targeted at hosted SMB
• https://www.mynetfone.com.au/ they are one of the biggest VOIP provider in Aus that do both wholesale & retail. They retail offering is not very user friendly (very restricted). If you are someone who don't want to deal with it then it may be for you.
• https://didlogic.com/ sells trunks all over the world

For reference checks try VOIP forum of Whirlpool https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum/107 its one of if not the largest tech forum in Australia!

Any other question fire away.

I went through one a couple of years ago. You very much agree to one when you use any of their volume license software.

They do give you plenty of time to do it if you are "currently busy with other pre-scheduled projects for the next 6 months".

Your Databse host should be 35.200.156.83 (or <PGSQL IP>) as per your sql import statement.

@danp I didn't see that.

What do people think about the new CloudFlare public "privacy-first consumer DNS service" ?

https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-1111/

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/how-to-keep-your-isps-nose-out-of-your-browser-history-with-encrypted-dns/

Re: 365 migration tools?

Whats your budget? No budget and have to do manually or do you need minimal downtime and can pay. Are you planning to do it your self or get someone in to do it. How much down time can you afford.?

If you have a budget there are tools like SkyKick, Migration Wiz and its many competitor etc to automated and simply the migration / reduce down time re-config outlook all al workstation etc.

There is another tool that has a once off cost (the name escape me at the moment) where you install in on a local desktop / server and it can transfer your Exchange mailboxes & contacts to Office365. It not as spiffy as the others however is more affordable.

Very useful. bookmarking this!

Another vote for Dell Optiplex. They haven't let me down.

Opps this was meant as a reply to the Unifi Schedule thread. No idea why it became a separate topic

Can someone fix up this or close this thread. Thanks.

Re: Unifi Time Schedule

I don't believe this is possible. It will switch on the wifi (for all to access) only at schedule time.

Glad you found it useful :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_smiling_eyes:

I haven't found the time to write out details steps to make ACL (control host acess) using filters.

Below is an example I used to install various things with download and install all in one step.

#!ps 
#maxlength=50000 
#timeout=300000 
If (Test-Path "C:\windows\temp\myapp.exe"){Remove-Item "C:\windows\temp\myapp.exe"}
(new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('http://www.domain.com/myapp.exe','C:\windows\temp\myapp.exe') 
C:\windows\temp\myapp.exe /quiet /norestart

@larsen161 said in E-mail and file storage services for Non-Profit entities:

@360col upgrade storage directly in the user account rather than from the admin console to save yourself a considerable amount. A 1TB upgrade within the user account is $9.99/mo compared to $89.00/mo.

That is what we are doing. However doing that (afaik) you can't have team drives etc use the individual limit