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  1. ...and Darren, correct me if I'm wrong, but the auth-token it shows is temporary. If so, not a lot of value unless one quickly copy & pastes it to a cURL call and if you are going to that extent, Postman is your friend.

    Don't understand what the auth-token is being used for in the two cases above. My though is I'd give some instruction on using Postman.  

  2. On the contrary it actually does work (at least to some degree). In user-portal Conference, the moderator is singled out above the other callers and given privilege to control mute and drop of the other callers. It's really a useful feature.   

    It just occurred to me that you gave a demo of it in one of your interviews, that's how I learned of the features.

  3. Not seeing it that way. The best example I can find, and one I will certainly use, is when a receptionist calls in sick or needs to take a break, others in the office can login to that ring group and start taking calls. It can also be used to resource balance employees between different departments or business (as long as they are on the same account) for that matter.  

  4. This is really a useful feature and wanted to start a small thread on it's usage. 

    I was wondering if there was any thought on what should happen when a callflow has more than one ring group? (I.e. auto attendant that branches off to different departments with ring groups assigned.)

    I'd expect from the way it appears to work, that each menu branch should be terminated with a callflow object that transfers the call to another callflow. This way the next callflow can be an isolated callflow containing a single ring group.

  5. @lazedo What is the minimum to make call recording work? Nothing I've tried appears to work. I've PATCH the below to Account, but it doesn't send to the URL.

     

    {
      "data": {
        "call_recording": {
          "account": {
            "any": {
              "offnet": {
                "enabled": true,
                "format": "mp3",
                "url": "http://myurl.com"
              },
              "onnet": {
                "enabled": true,
                "format": "mp3",
                "url": "http://myurl.com"
              }
            }
          },
          "endpoint": {
            "any": {
              "offnet": {
                "enabled": true,
                "format": "mp3",
                "url": "http://myurl.com"
              },
              "onnet": {
                "enabled": true,
                "format": "mp3",
                "url": "http://myurl.com"
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }

  6. I'm not sure if I have this configured correctly, so any assistance would be appreciated. 

    I've configured my conference to accept a conference number and moderator PIN.

    When callers dial a conference bridge number they are asked for the conference number, and then again for a PIN. This is highly confusing and prevented some people from joining the conference. How can I have the system ask for the conference number and then ask if you are the moderator enter your PIN now, otherwise press'#' to enter the conference.

  7. 2 minutes ago, Karl Anderson said:

    To be clear the 0 extension is not created by SmartPBX until a main number is assigned to the account in SmartPBX and as FastDevice pointed out it should not hijack it if it already exists.  Simply viewing CDRs does not trigger callflow creation so wouldn't have any impact here.

    @Karl, would you please look into when these extensions are created by SmartPBX, as I don't have any accounts with main numbers added to SmartPBX and they are all flooded with "main*" callfows and time-of-days. I'm assuming this occurs when I open SmartPBX??

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