Did all the HTTPS / Certs / Ports and enabling in Extensions / User Manager / sangoma_default template (see below), yet no phone apps on the otherwise lovely D80. I managed to get contacts in a local enviro, so it must have to do with ports and firewalling. Can’t packet sniff around the phone or decipher it’s logs (and do not want to bother people that can;)
So, to the other D80-lovers here besides me (i.e. Charles_Darwin and defcomllc), how did you do it?
I have a feeling System Admin / Port Management might be at play, I got 80>443, 81>4443, 84>1443, 83>2443, 82>5443.
Cheers,
K
(just for kicks, here’s what I did on a fresh install)
ISO-installer sees two disks and automatically configures them as RAID array, neat!
give the box a local address at first to enter admin data via GUI
Does your FQDN on your cert resolve to your freepbx deployment?? Do you have https and tls ports open and pointing to your freepbx deployment? Is your D80 updated to the latest firmware??
My d80 is working great in my office with phoneapps…use it as my main desk phone daily
Trivially easy to determine. Temporarily stop the firewall service and see what happens. Or even better, whitelist the source IP of the phone in firewall as trusted and it will pretty much behave as if the firewall is not there.
I have a seperate VOIP VLAN that my phones and FreePBX deployment are on and yes everything is local. I run my Untangle NG Firewall with my VOIP VLAN bypassed. I have my TLS and HTTPS Provisioning ports open and forwarded to my FreePBX deployment…
I must admit that I don’t use phone apps or EPM. I prefer the Digium phone config (freePBX 15) method with some adjustments.
The D-series is gone anyway (unfortunately) and the touchscreen-P-phone is not available yet. Currently, I don’t have the time to learn what the new certificate-EPM-new-P-series-phones strategy of Sangoma is. Maybe after the webinar I will understand, why Sangoma trashed the superior D-series.
man, I’m in the exact same boat… really getting frustrated… Might see if I can find a fpbx15 install and go back to that. Really feels like the D80 is the red headed step child here.
Admin / System Admin / HTTPS Setup: Use your cert and restart apache
Admin / System Admin / Ports: set to all the recommended ports + Restful Phoneapps to something else (5443)
fwconsole chown
fwconsole ma updateinstall sanogomartapi
End Point Manager / Global Settings / External Address: FQDN (not IP!)
End Point Manager / Global Settings / Use DPMA
End Point Manager / Template / [digium_default] / General / PhoneApps + Provisioning Protocol: HTTPS
End Point Manager / Template / [digium_default] / General / Distination Address + Provisioning Server Address: External
End Point Manager / Template / [digium_default] / Options: Use DPMA-Apps
End Point Manager / Template / [digium_default] / Options: Voicemail Key Type to “Voicemail Application”
End Point Manager / Template / [digium_default] / Models / D80: populate line keys with something (for some unfathomable reason, only then contacts appear on the phone)
Connectivity / Firewall / Services / Extra Services: HTTPS Provisioning + Rest Apps HTTPS to “Internet”
Settings / Asterisk SIP Settings / PJSIP Settings [chan_pjsip]: In TLS/SSL/SRTP Settings choose your cert, set Transports TLS to “Yes”
Applications / Extensions [extension] / Advanced : Set Transport to “0.0.0.0-tls” and Media Encryption to “SRTP via in-SDP (Recommended)”
Application / Conferences: Add conference
Admin / User Management / [user] / Phone Apps: Allow Access to “Yes”
Admin / User Management / [user] / Phone Apps / Each Tab: Allow Access to “Yes”
Admin / User Management / [user] / Phone Apps / Conferences: choose one from Applications / Conferences
fwconsole restart restapps
On D80, Configuration Server: Hostname (not IP), TLS, Port 5061
