[WM: Haven’t used it lately but haven’t heard any complaints either.]

[WM: By all means, keep a backup. But you will need to do a fresh install and then cut-and-paste your existing settings into the new server. Restoring a backup would destroy the new setup unfortunately. If your existing platform has Admin->Bulk Handler option, by all means try exporting your settings there, and then import them with the new Bulk Handler module in 13-13.10. Good luck.]

I am using Vitelity as my trunk supplier.

[WM: No need for DDNS unless you have remote extensions on external sites with dynamic IP addresses.]

[WM: https://www.callcentric.com/support/device/freepbx/13 ]

[WM: Should work just fine with the latest Incredible PBX GVSIP image.]

I have only one problem with incoming faxes. I installed AvantFax and FAX sending works perfectly. But when I try to receive fax using "Fax recipient" and selecting a user (user has enabled FAX and configured email address), all received faxes are emailed to the email address configured on the Modem level in AvantFax instead of emails configured on users level. I do not know if it’s only on my RPi or this function works like that, but I want to email faxes depends on a selected extension. Do you know how to solve it?

[WM: It’s working as designed. For more complex configurations, you’ll need to head over to the PIAF Forum. Lots of good tips on AvantFax configuration there. Good luck!]

[WM: Count your blessings. The first time you have to reboot or restart Asterisk, you’ll probably be dead in the water. Probably easier to migrate before you actually are forced to. Good luck!]

Just wondering if you ever stress tested the P3 with external drive configuration. I am wondering if you have any guesstamates as to how many simultaneous calls it will handle. I am itching to use this at that festival we discussed.

[WM: Haven’t tested it personally. But I think you’ll probably run out of bandwidth before you run out of processor capacity.]

[WM: The two products use different GUIs. XiVO takes considerably more horsepower to run because it implements Asterisk Real Time.]

[WM: Easiest solution is to add a USB Drive to your RasPi and run everything from there. This tutorial will show you how.]

[WM: Sorry, but it’s gotten too complicated to provide an upgrade script.]

[WM: Please head over to the PIAF Forum for tech support on Opus. Thanks.]

Is it possible to make it support either/both gvoauth and no oauth in the same release. I always have problems getting oauth to work but no oauth seems to work the first time?

I have a RPi-2 working with no auth and do not want to mess up the GV side of things.

[WM: Hi, Tom. Thanks for the kind words. We’ve heard your suggestion from a number of folks, and we’re reconsidering although I hasten to add that Google is going to discontinue support for plain-text passwords sooner rather than later so… you might as well learn how to obtain one. A link is provided in the article to show you how. It’s not hard, and it’s much safer.]

[WM: If you follow the tutorial, you won’t have the problem. You forgot to login as root in step #6.]

Thank you in advance for pointing me in the right direction!

[WM: Here’s a tutorial that will walk you through whitelisting remote phones with Incredible PBX. The PIAF Forum also is an excellent resource when you hit a snag. Good luck.]

[WM: RasPi2 should be fine, but slow. This image includes FreePBX 12 GPL modules in the modified GUI, not Wazo. There’s a separate image here for XiVO on the RasPi3 platform. Wazo and XiVO are not well-suited for use on a microSD platform because of the realtime implementation of Asterisk.]

[WM: No.]