Still having various DPMA problems and kpstech kindly suggested downgrading then upgrading to resolve.
I tried yum downgrade asterisk16-res_digium_phone
but that results in No Match for available package: asterisk16-res_digium_phone-3.4.10-1.sng7.x86_64
anyone know what I should be typing?!
Hi @dan_ce, I’m not sure if downgrading your dpma version will be helpful, especially if you’re planning to upgrade it after. It sounds like the discussion in the linked post was talking about downgrading the firmware on the phones, as oposed to DPMA. What version are you currently running? You can find out with this command: yum info asterisk16-res_digium_phone
Are you sure you’re running the latest? In other words, does ‘yum update asterisk16-res_digium_phone’ show anything available? If you’re using the digium_phones module(not Endpoint Manager), I believe there were some visual voicemail related fixes in the latest 3.6.3 version of dpma that were introduced in a prior version.
Do not downgrade DPMA!!! It contains an expired SSL certificate and your phones will not connect at all.
You should upgrade your Digium phone firmware first. The current version is 2.9.14!
hmmm, so I upgraded one phone as a trial to 2.9.14 and it lost its line registration settings (host, port, caller ID, extension etc) but retained all other settings.
The only other oddity is it doesn’t seem to be receiving availability status anymore - every local extension is a question mark man.
3.6.3
One thing is ever since I changed the ports around for SIP/PJSIP (necessary to get DPMA working with as few niggles as poss), the phone info and presence cells stopped populating on the phones tab
It’s true I’ve learned a lot since July 2019 about how FreePBX and Asterisk work, but I certainly had a lot of bovva!
It’s mostly working now, just a few niggles around visual voicemail and the Digium Phones, but as I said, presence and phone info in the Digium Phones tab don’t populate
Yes…I use the Digium phone config module and the advanced DPMA configuration with xml-config files. Currently I have at 3 locations (2xfreePBX-14_Asterisk-13, 1xfreePBX-15_Asterisk-16) about 25 D65s and 1 D80 in use.
…and except for a few feature requests, I submitted to Sangoma, I am very happy so far
Hi Charles
Sounds like we’re using quite different implementations of DPMA - I’ve not touched any XML
But yes, after much wrangling, am now also (mostly) happy bunny. I mean, especially for free software who could complain. It’s fantaaaastic.