Free PBX outbound calls failing.
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@art_of_shred said:
I've been watching the System Status dashboard for a while, hoping to see a spike that puts confidence in what I am suspecting. I'm not exactly an "expert" in Free PBX just yet, and I've yet to find a useful report to address this. Vitelity does not have a report for this, either.
Does Vitelity have a Call usage report that you could use critical thinking (many vendors don't do this) and say "oh hey we did have 10 calls at 10:00AM that day"
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huh, Seems like someone somewhere should have console that shows the number of concurrent calls.
Does FreePBX offer any reports that would show the number of concurrent calls at a given time?
Sounds pretty useful if they don't.
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Someone did add something, but it apparently never took off. It does work, but is not pretty.
I just installed the latest version of POSSA/freepbx-Call-Statistics (github link)
Download link: http://pbxossa.org/files/callstatistics/
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@art_of_shred it looks like this
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That's exactly what he needs though. But will it show events prior to it being installed?
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@DustinB3403 said:
That's exactly what he needs though. But will it show events prior to it being installed?
Depends on where it gets it's data.
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Note, I said I just installed it.
For the record though, it uses the FreePBX CDR data.
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@JaredBusch said:
Note, I said I just installed it.
For the record though, it uses the FreePBX CDR data.
That makes sense, and it is what I really need. Thanks!
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@JaredBusch said:
Note, I said I just installed it.
For the record though, it uses the FreePBX CDR data.
So where you able to see time lines for times before you installed it?
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Does Vitelity have a limit on the number of calls per time unit that can be placed? Like 3-5 calls per second but you can have 10 simultaneous calls? I don't remember seeing that in the fine print but it may very well be the case.
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I am only aware of the 10 call limit, no time restraint.
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@Minion-Queen just informed me that the time constraint is a Voice Pulse thing, not Vitelity... part of why she likes Vitelity better.
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@coliver said:
Does Vitelity have a limit on the number of calls per time unit that can be placed? Like 3-5 calls per second but you can have 10 simultaneous calls? I don't remember seeing that in the fine print but it may very well be the case.
Man, that could be a big deal in a large organization.
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@art_of_shred said:
@Minion-Queen just informed me that the time constraint is a Voice Pulse thing, not Vitelity... part of why she likes Vitelity better.
Ah, I knew I saw that when researching SIP Trunks. Wasn't sure which company did it though.
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@Dashrender said:
So where you able to see time lines for times before you installed it?
/me looks at the date range in the pretty picture...
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@JaredBusch said:
@Dashrender said:
So where you able to see time lines for times before you installed it?
/me looks at the date range in the pretty picture...
Doh!
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@art_of_shred said:
@Minion-Queen just informed me that the time constraint is a Voice Pulse thing, not Vitelity... part of why she likes Vitelity better.
Along those lines, VoIP.ms has a 25 concurrent call default limit. You can open a support ticket to have that removed. They will let you have as much as you want since you have to pay for it all by the minute anyway.
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@JaredBusch said:
@art_of_shred said:
@Minion-Queen just informed me that the time constraint is a Voice Pulse thing, not Vitelity... part of why she likes Vitelity better.
Along those lines, VoIP.ms has a 25 concurrent call default limit. You can open a support ticket to have that removed. They will let you have as much as you want since you have to pay for it all by the minute anyway.
Same with Vitelity. You can open a ticket to have the call limit removed.
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Here is a solid graph from one of my locations for the year to date. Really simple and effective tool.
I will be having a discussion about providers because of this now.
As it says, this is VoicePulse. To get 8 concurrent calls (and keep the unlimited incoming) on VP, you have to pay $20/month for each concurrent call beyond the 4th.The end user preferred that over a pure pay per use provider like VoIP.ms. No I can use this to drive home reality not "gut feelings" since the old PBX had o reporting and was POTS lines.
This trunk is ONLY used for inbound calling. Now to figure out how much of it is toll-free, which is still charged. thus offsetting the costs even more.
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@JaredBusch between your original post of this report and the most current the design appears to have changed a bit.
Did someone pick up this project and start updating it again?
