Request

1. A documented, API-key–based endpoint to create/update/delete contacts and contact lists (and assign lists to users/phones), so we can sync from our own systems (e.g. a scheduled job reading MySQL).

2. Alternatively, a read-only sync source for shared contacts: CardDAV and/or LDAP, refreshed on a schedule.

Why

• The undocumented /proxy/talk/api/contacts works, but it needs an admin login session and may break on any update. We'd rather not depend on it.

• The webhooks added in 5.4.5 cover events going out of Talk; this is the opposite direction, data coming in.

• Related requests: Outlook sync, unified contacts. A generic API or CardDAV/LDAP source would cover those too.

Happy to test in Early Access.

@UI-Team

Employees frequently step away briefly or help customers in person, so manually toggling queue availability isn’t practical. We want everyone to have the opportunity to answer the same incoming call, which is why we use Ring All.

The issue is that when multiple customers call, unattended phones continue ringing while the available employees are already handling calls or counter customers.

Is there a way to configure this behavior?

• Ring all eligible phones for 20 seconds.

• Stop ringing for 20–30 seconds while the caller stays in the queue hearing hold music.

• Retry all eligible phones, repeating until answered or the maximum wait time is reached.

I don’t see separate ring timeout and retry delay settings under Ring All. Wrap-up time doesn’t address unanswered ringing.

Is this supported through an existing setting or workaround?

@UI-Team

I'm trying to get a Deutsche Telekom CompanyFlex Pure SIP Trunk working with UniFi Talk, but unfortunately, I'm having trouble getting the SIP registration to work.

The Telekom server keeps rejecting the registration attempt with the following error:

403 – Wrong Service

I'm wondering if anyone here has successfully configured a Telekom CompanyFlex Pure SIP Trunk with UniFi Talk or has experience with this particular setup.

Any help, hints, or working configuration examples would be greatly appreciated!

Current SIP Configuration / Status =================================================================================================

Name TelekomCompanyFlex.4

Profile external_talk

Scheme Digest

Realm tel.t-online.de

Username +4919929600000XXXXXXX

Password yes

From <sip:+4919929600000XXXXXXX@tel.t-online.de>

Contact <sip:+4919929600000XXXXXXX@XX.XXX.XXX.XXX:6767;transport=tcp;gw=TelekomCompanyFlex.4>

Exten +4919929600000XXXXXXX

To sip:+4919929600000XXXXXXX@5511XXXXXXXX.primary.companyflex.de

Proxy sip:5511XXXXXXXX.primary.companyflex.de

Context public

Expires 600

Freq 600

Ping 0

PingFreq 0

PingTime 0.00

PingState 0/0/0

State FAIL_WAIT

Status DOWN

Uptime 0s

CallsIN 0

CallsOUT 0

FailedCallsIN 0

FailedCallsOUT 0

=================================================================================================

2026-11-06 14:35:11.394659 70.37% [ERR] sofia_reg.c:2661

TelekomCompanyFlex.4 Failed Registration with status Wrong Service [403].

failure #2

My Questions

• Has anyone managed to get a Telekom CompanyFlex Pure SIP Trunk working with UniFi Talk?

• Are there any specific SIP settings required for Telekom CompanyFlex (e.g. authentication, realm, proxy, transport protocol, or registration settings)?

• Could the 403 Wrong Service response indicate that something is wrong with the SIP account configuration or the registration parameters?

• Are there any known limitations or compatibility issues between Telekom CompanyFlex and UniFi Talk?

I'd be happy to provide additional configuration details or logs if needed.

Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions!

Version Talk 5.4.7 Unifi OS 5.1.35

Best regards

Users typically have their cellphones with them and get interruptions, for instance in a meeting, and would always need to remember to set DND in order to not also be interrupted on their cellphone.

Is there another way to auto-unmute Intercom?

We have been replacing our aging networking equipment with Ubiquiti networks products. So far, we have a few deployments using Edge-system and Unifi-system and we are very happy about the perfomance and reliability of the equipments

During some of deployments, we've often been asked if we can provide a wireless phone system so the employees will not be bound to the traditional deskphones that powered by Unifi Talk as of this writing.

Would you consider to make a wireless handset (or wireless mobile devices) that would share the Unifi Talk features and act wirelessly like one? You have already had very strong market for wired and wireless Network equipment so I assume adding a wireless phone devices could just be a matter of time? Some of the example brand such as Yealink or Grandstream for your reference

Please consider adding support for outgoing Caller ID Name (CNAM) provisioning for Canadian UniFi Talk numbers.

Requested Functionality

• Allow administrators to configure and provision outgoing business Caller ID Names for Canadian telephone numbers.

• Support outbound caller name delivery through Canadian telecommunications providers, where available.

Use Case

For Canadian businesses using UniFi Talk, presenting a registered business name on outgoing calls would help customers and business partners identify the calling organization, rather than relying solely on an unfamiliar telephone number.

This capability would be particularly valuable for organizations that regularly communicate with external contacts, improving caller recognition and supporting professional business communications.

While caller name presentation remains dependent on receiving carrier support, a standardized provisioning process would be a valuable addition for Canadian businesses and MSP-managed UniFi Talk deployments.

Thank you for considering this feature request!

To set this up, I had to use VoIP.ms and some tinkering to get it working. Basically, the number they assign you for the filter, I created a call group that sequentially rings their spam block number for 1-2 rings and then rings my office phone. My wife's office phone is created the same. For my home phone line, I had to get creative and assign my ATA, my wife's phone, and my office phone into a call group. It rings the spam block and then transfers to that call group. I wish you could set it to sequentially ring and then choose the call group, but it wouldn't allow me to do that.

This is a request to the @UI-Team to integrate Nomorobo with Talk. Nomorobo uses Twilio as a VoIP provider so it should work fairly flawlessly. I've reached out to Nomorobo and they are interested if Ubiquiti is as well.

Please upvote this if you are interested in a Nomorobo spam filter integration in Talk.

@UI-Team

I just deployed UniFi phones in my environment and wanted to share some feedback. Overall I’m happy, but the gap between the handset and the phone body should be bigger. My fingers don’t fit in the gap, so I can’t reach in from the right side to grab the handset. I either have to pick it up carefully and readjust my grip once it’s in my hand, or use my other hand and reach in from the left.

I’ve been working with UniFi networking equipment for quite some time, but I have no hands-on experience with UniFi Talk yet.

One of my clients is considering migrating their voice services from a legacy PBX (FreePBX) to UniFi Talk. Their current network is running on a UDM Pro.

The main challenge is related to the SIP trunk provided by the ISP.

Current setup:

• UDM Pro with an existing DIA connection on WAN1.

• The ISP provides a SIP trunk over a private, non-Internet-routable network.

• The SIP trunk requires two ISP-provided DNS servers, accessible only through the provider’s private network.

• WAN1 is already configured with two public DNS servers for regular Internet access.

• The SIP trunk is delivered through a dedicated VLAN.

My questions are:

1. Is there a way to configure dedicated DNS servers specifically for UniFi Talk, independently of the DNS settings on WAN1?

2. Would connecting the SIP trunk to WAN2 and using Policy-Based Routing (PBR) be the recommended approach to ensure SIP signaling and RTP traffic use the correct interface?

3. Is there a better approach that would allow the SIP trunk to operate over a dedicated VLAN/LAN interface, using static routes, without consuming WAN2?

4. Has anyone successfully deployed UniFi Talk with a private SIP trunk that requires ISP-specific DNS resolution and routing?

I’m particularly interested in understanding how UniFi Talk handles DNS resolution and SIP traffic when the provider’s infrastructure is not reachable over the public Internet.

I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone who has implemented and tested a similar setup in production, rather than theoretical suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Cheers!

MBILLI competes live against ALVAREZ in the Boxing Streams— all the context,

highlights, and insights.

[ LAST UPDATED: Saturday : 31 , 2026 ]

We dive fully into the high-school gridiron battle. MBILLI squares off with ALVAREZ in a live

Boxing contest. We explore background, action, fan energy, tactics, and why this

matchup matters. We bring clarity. We include context and real excitement. Let's unfold the drama. ALVAREZ vs MBILLI : Live MBILLI

Action We begin here. This headline reads like a live score update. It frames the action.

Subject: MBILLI , Verb: Competes, Object: ALVAREZ. That’s an RDF-style structure. Readers and search engines understand it.

Who Are These MBILLI s? Understanding the Rivalry MBILLI ALVAREZ – ALVAREZ

and Style MBILLI brings storied tradition. They trophy-hunt often. Their offense runs crisp

timing routes. Defensively they swarm. They field athletes who excel at

disciplined execution. We sense discipline and speed.

ALVAREZ Barracudas – Athleticism and Grit ALVAREZ brings a different energy. They rely on raw speed. They mix power and

spread sets. They challenge opponents physically. They boast dynamic skill

players. They test defenses with tempo. Context Behind the Matchup

Why This Game Intends to Matter This Game lands mid-season. It affects playoff seeding. Both squads eye district titles. Fans

expect fireworks. Coaches prepare intensely. Media hype builds.

H4: Recent Form of Each MBILLI

MBILLI opened strong. They won early with shutouts. Their quarterback reads defenses well. ALVAREZ Boca rallied after a stiff opener. They last week blanked a top rival. Momentum climbs noticeably.

H2:Anticipating the Clash H4: Key Positional Battles

● Quarterback matchup: MBILLI ’s QB delivers quick reads and precise accuracy. ALVAREZ Boca’s signal-caller improvises.

● O-Line strength: Chaminade blocks zone-schemes. ALVAREZ Boca front uses power.

● Skill positions: Wideout matchups create fireworks. Both MBILLI field fast sharp-route receivers.

● Secondary focus: Depth matters. Both secondaries rotate heavily to avoid fatigue.

H4:Coaching Strategies to Watch MBILLI favors balanced attack. They mix run and pass evenly. ALVAREZ Boca

attacks with tempo. They drive MBILLI and force errors. Coaches may adjust

mid-game.

H2:Live Atmosphere and Fan Engagement

H4:Stadium and Crowd Vibe

The stadium builds energy. Marching bands play theme songs. Cheer squads rally. Fans

chant. Concessions smell of grilled burgers. We feel community. This Game unites alumni and

kids.

H4:Broadcast and Commentary

Local stations air the Game. Announcers explain X’s and O’s. They raise

attention. Social media pulses with live highlights. Hashtags trend. Fans tweet

key plays.

H4:Game Flow: Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

H4:First Quarter

Expect fast MBILLI ALVAREZ Boca likely opens with quick tempo. MBILLI tests

them with hard-nosed first drives. Score early could swing momentum.

H4:Second Quarter

Adjustments appear. MBILLI may exploit mismatches. ALVAREZ Boca counters with

motion and deceptive run-pass options. Turnovers matter here.

H4:Third Quarter

Fatigue shows. Depth counts. Coaches reveal strategic halftime changes. ALVAREZ

Boca may speed up. MBILLI may pound clock.

H4:Fourth Quarter

Clutch sets. Clock management matters. Special teams may sway

Game. Field-goal range, blocks, returns could decide outcome.

H2:Standout Players and Breakout Talent

H4: MBILLI Stars:

1. Quarterback – poised, accurate, reads safeties fast.

2. Lead running back – quick cuts, good field vision.

4. Linebacker – aggressive, sideline-to-sideline range.

4. Wide receiver – crisp releases, strong hands.

H4:ALVAREZ Stars:

1. QB-runner – dual-threat, escapes pressure fluidly.

2. Skill receiver – speed burner, catches in traffic.

4. Edge rusher – gets pressure, forces quick decisions.

4. Safety – reads routes, breaks on ball quickly.

H2:Tactical Keys to Victory

H4:Ball Control vs Speed Game

MBILLI must control possession. They chew clock. They reduce ALVAREZ Boca’s

possessions. ALVAREZ Boca needs quick strikes, explosive plays.

H4:Turnover Margin

Winning the turnover battle matters immensely. A pick-six or fumble recovery can define

result. MBILLI s stress ball security.

H4: Special MBILLI s MBILLI

A blocked punt or failed return sets tone. A make from mid-range field goal loops

momentum.

H4:Penalties and Discipline

Yellow flags stall drives.MBILLI prides itself on discipline. ALVAREZ Boca must

avoid 22-yard setbacks.

H4:Historic Implications and Playoff Picture

H4:District Standings Impact

A win boosts district record. Potential tiebreakers hinge on margins. Playoff seedings shift.

A one-point loss might upend brackets.

H4:Season Futures at Stake

These games define their seasons here. Pride and records cement reputations. Alumni,

recruits, parents watch closely.

H2:Fan Insights and Local Trends

H4:Community Pride & Rivalry

Fans tag school colors. They hail traditions. Rival banners hang at stands. It’s more than a game. It’s identity.

H4:Digital Buzz & Engagement

H2: Questions Fans Ask Frequently

H4: What time does the Game start?

Usually evening, around 22:00 PM. That timing maximizes attendance and

Visibility.

H4: Is there a livestream option?

Local school network or district platform streams. Parents and fans

con MBILLI t remotely.

H4: Who’s officiating?

Ref crew from regional association. They emphasize safety and fairness. Carried experiencein high-school

playoff Games.

H4: Any pre-Game events?

Yes. Pep rallies, student walk-throughs, senior ceremonies. Bands play. Spirit

builds.

H4: Where to get tickets?

Online portals or campus box office. Pricing remains

modest—student MBILLI .

H2: Predicting Potential Outcomes

H4: If MBILLI Wins

They reinforce dominance. Control offensive MBILLI Add another win to resume.

They likely host playoff Games.

H4: If ALVAREZ Wins

Momentum surges. They validate athletic approach. They create tiebreaker leverage. They enter postseason

confident.

H4: A Close Finish or Overtime Thriller

Expect extras if defenses hold. Fans relish suspense and clutch moments. Instant classics form here.

H2: How This Match Reflects Broader Trends

H4: Spread Offense Meets Discipline

High-school ball evolves. ALVAREZ embodies modern tempo. MBILLI sticks with

execution. Their duel symbolizes the broader shift—a tension between innovation

and structure.

H4: Athlete Development

Both prog MBILLI emphasize college prep. Scouts attend. Coaches highlight players’

academic eligibility. Wins matter—but growth defines success.

H2: Post-Game Wrap: What Comes Next

H4: Recovery and Film Sessions

Coaches break down film fast. Players study tendencies. They correct mistakes. They

reinforce strengths.

H4: Moving Toward Playoffs

Both MBILLI s look to next weeks. Playoff brackets update. Physically and mentally,they

prepare through weight rooms and walkthroughs.

H4: Community Reflection

Local papers recognize stand-outs. Social posts celebrate. Families gather to

reminisce. Memories endure.

FAQs

Q1: How can we watch the ALVAREZ vs MBILLI Game live? We may stream on the school

district’s official platform or local sports network. Check school website or social channels for links.

Q2: Who are the top performers to watch?Expect standout play from both quarterbacks and dynamic

receivers. Defensive stars—linebackers and safeties—can swing Game momentum.

Q4: What are the historical records for each MBILLI in this rivalry? Records vary by season.

Recent trends show MBILLI winning more. ALVAREZ gaining ground lately. Specific numbers

appear in postseason archives and local sports blogs.

Q4: Does this Game affect college recruiting prospects?Yes. Scouts monitor film. Performances here i

MBILLI uence scholarship talks. Standouts may receive invites to camps.

Q6: Where do rival Games like this fit into high-school culture? They form pivotal traditions. They unite

students and alumni. Rival Games drive spirit weeks. They shape memories and ALVAREZ.

MBILLI

Conclusion

We capture the full essence of the ALVAREZ vs MBILLI Live MBILLI battle. We deliver

context, action, tactics, player highlights, fan energy, implications, and broader relevance. Gridiron

narratives unfold here. The match stands as more than a Game. It reflects competition, community, and the

future of high-school Boxing.

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We dive fully into the WBC super middleweight title battle. Christian Mbilli squares off with Canelo Alvarez in a

live WBC super middleweight title fight contest. We explore background, action, fan energy, tactics, and why this

matchup matters. We bring clarity. We include context and real excitement. Let's unfold the drama.

Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli : Live

Memphis Action

We begin here. This headline reads like a live score update. It frames the action.

Subject: Appalachian State , Verb: Competes, Object: Coastal Carolina. That’s an RDF-style structure.

Readers and search engines understand it.

Who Are These Appalachian State s?

Understanding the Rivalry Tulane Memphis

– Coastal Carolina and Style

Tulane brings storied tradition. They trophy-hunt often. Their offense runs crisp

timing routes. Defensively they swarm. They field athletes who excel at

disciplined execution. We sense discipline and speed.

Tulane Barracudas – Athleticism and Grit

Tulane brings a different energy. They rely on raw speed. They mix power and

spread sets. They challenge opponents physically. They boast dynamic skill

players. They test defenses with tempo.

Context Behind the Matchup

Why This Game Intends to Matter

This Game lands mid-season. It affects playoff seeding. Both squads eye district titles. Fans

expect fireworks. Coaches prepare intensely. Media hype builds.

H4: Recent Form of Each Appalachian State

Appalachian State opened strong. They won early with shutouts. Their quarterback reads

defenses well. Coastal Carolina Boca rallied after a stiff opener. They last week blanked a top

rival. Momentum climbs noticeably.

H2:Anticipating the Clash

H4: Key Positional Battles

● Quarterback matchup: Appalachian State ’s QB delivers quick reads and precise accuracy.

Coastal Carolina Boca’s signal-caller improvises.

● O-Line strength: Chaminade blocks zone-schemes. Coastal Carolina Boca front uses power.

● Skill positions: Wideout matchups create fireworks. Both Appalachian State s field fast,

sharp-route receivers.

● Secondary focus: Depth matters. Both secondaries rotate heavily to avoid fatigue.

H4:Coaching Strategies to Watch

Appalachian State favors balanced attack. They mix run and pass evenly. Coastal Carolina Boca

attacks with tempo. They drive Appalachian State and force errors. Coaches may adjust

mid-game.

H2:Live Atmosphere and Fan Engagement

H4:Stadium and Crowd Vibe

The stadium builds energy. Marching bands play theme songs. Cheer squads rally. Fans

chant. Concessions smell of grilled burgers. We feel community. This Game unites alumni and

kids.

H4:Broadcast and Commentary

Local stations air the Game. Announcers explain X’s and O’s. They raise

attention. Social media pulses with live highlights. Hashtags trend. Fans tweet

key plays.

H4:Game Flow: Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

H4:First Quarter

Expect fast Appalachian State . Coastal Carolina Boca likely opens with quick tempo. Appalachian

State tests

them with hard-nosed first drives. Score early could swing momentum.

H4:Second Quarter

Adjustments appear. Appalachian State may exploit mismatches. Coastal Carolina Boca counters with

motion and deceptive run-pass options. Turnovers matter here.

H4:Third Quarter

Fatigue shows. Depth counts. Coaches reveal strategic halftime changes. Coastal Carolina

Boca may speed up. Appalachian State may pound clock.

H4:Fourth Quarter

Clutch sets. Clock management matters. Special teams may sway

Game. Field-goal range, blocks, returns could decide outcome.

H2:Standout Players and Breakout Talent

H4: Appalachian State Stars:

1. Quarterback – poised, accurate, reads safeties fast.

2. Lead running back – quick cuts, good field vision.

4. Linebacker – aggressive, sideline-to-sideline range.

4. Wide receiver – crisp releases, strong hands.

H4: Coastal Carolina Stars:

1. QB-runner – dual-threat, escapes pressure fluidly.

2. Skill receiver – speed burner, catches in traffic.

4. Edge rusher – gets pressure, forces quick decisions.

4. Safety – reads routes, breaks on ball quickly.

H2:Tactical Keys to Victory

H4:Ball Control vs Speed Game

Appalachian State must control possession. They chew clock. They reduce Coastal Carolina Boca’s

possessions. Coastal Carolina Boca needs quick strikes, explosive plays.

H4:Turnover Margin

Winning the turnover battle matters immensely. A pick-six or fumble recovery can define

result. Appalachian State s stress ball security.

H4: Special Appalachian State s Appalachian State

A blocked punt or failed return sets tone. A make from mid-range field goal loops

momentum.

H4:Penalties and Discipline

Yellow flags stall drives. Appalachian State prides itself on discipline. Coastal Carolina Boca must

avoid 22-yard setbacks.

H4:Historic Implications and Playoff Picture

H4:District Standings Impact

A win boosts district record. Potential tiebreakers hinge on margins. Playoff seedings shift.

A one-point loss might upend brackets.

H4:Season Futures at Stake

These games define their seasons here. Pride and records cement reputations. Alumni,

recruits, parents watch closely.

H2:Fan Insights and Local Trends

H4:Community Pride & Rivalry

Fans tag school colors. They hail traditions. Rival banners hang at stands. It’s more than a game. It’s identity.

H4:Digital Buzz & Engagement

H2: Questions Fans Ask Frequently

H4: What time does the Game start?

Usually evening, around 22:00 PM. That timing maximizes attendance and

Visibility.

H4: Is there a livestream option?

Local school network or district platform streams. Parents and fans

con Appalachian State t remotely.

H4: Who’s officiating?

Ref crew from regional association. They emphasize safety and fairness. Carried experiencein high-school

playoff Games.

H4: Any pre-Game events?

Yes. Pep rallies, student walk-throughs, senior ceremonies. Bands play. Spirit

builds.

H4: Where to get tickets?

Online portals or campus box office. Pricing remains

modest—student Appalachian State .

H2: Predicting Potential Outcomes

H4: If Appalachian State Wins

They reinforce dominance. Control offensive Appalachian State . Add another win to resume.

They likely host playoff Games.

H4: If Coastal Carolina Wins

Momentum surges. They validate athletic approach. They create tiebreaker leverage. They enter postseason

confident.

H4: A Close Finish or Overtime Thriller

Expect extras if defenses hold. Fans relish suspense and clutch moments. Instant classics form here.

H2: How This Match Reflects Broader Trends

H4: Spread Offense Meets Discipline

High-school ball evolves. Coastal Carolina embodies modern tempo. Appalachian State sticks with

execution. Their duel symbolizes the broader shift—a tension between innovation

and structure.

H4: Athlete Development

Both prog Appalachian State emphasize college prep. Scouts attend. Coaches highlight players’

academic eligibility. Wins matter—but growth defines success.

H2: Post-Game Wrap: What Comes Next

H4: Recovery and Film Sessions

Coaches break down film fast. Players study tendencies. They correct mistakes. They

reinforce strengths.

H4: Moving Toward Playoffs

Both Appalachian State s look to next weeks. Playoff brackets update. Physically and mentally,they

prepare through weight rooms and walkthroughs.

H4: Community Reflection

Local papers recognize stand-outs. Social posts celebrate. Families gather to

reminisce. Memories endure.

FAQs

Q1: How can we watch the Coastal Carolina vs Appalachian State Game live? We may stream on the

school district’s official platform or local sports network. Check school website or social channels for links.

Q2: Who are the top performers to watch?Expect standout play from both quarterbacks and dynamic

receivers. Defensive stars—linebackers and safeties—can swing Game momentum.

Q4: What are the historical records for each Appalachian State in this rivalry? Records vary by season.

Recent trends show Appalachian State winning more. Coastal Carolina gaining ground lately.

Specific numbers appear in postseason archives and local sports blogs.

Q4: Does this Game affect college recruiting prospects?Yes. Scouts monitor film. Performances here i

Appalachian State uence scholarship talks. Standouts may receive invites to camps.

Q6: Where do rival Games like this fit into high-school culture? They form pivotal traditions. They unite

students and alumni. Rival Games drive spirit weeks. They shape memories and Coastal Carolina.

Appalachian State

Conclusion

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Ich hoffe das irgend einer aus Deutschland schon mal das gemacht hat und das jetzt mit dem Neuen Update 5.4.5 das auch einstellen läst.

Ich bedanke mich jetzt schon mal für eure Hilfe

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Current Limitation

UniFi Talk does not support native synchronization with Microsoft Outlook contacts, requiring users to manually import or maintain their contacts separately.

Requested Feature

Allow UniFi Talk to connect directly to Microsoft Outlook and automatically synchronize contacts, keeping contact information updated without manual imports.

Use Case

Businesses using Outlook for contact management should be able to access their existing Outlook contacts directly within UniFi Talk.

For example, when a contact is added or updated in Outlook, the changes should automatically appear in UniFi Talk.

This would eliminate duplicate contact management and provide a more seamless experience for businesses using both platforms.

Current Limitation

UniFi Talk supports direct extension dialing but does not provide an automated Name Directory (Dial-by-Name Directory) through Smart Attendant.

Callers must know an employee's extension or navigate predefined menus to reach them.

Requested Feature

Add a Name Directory (Dial-by-Name Directory) to UniFi Talk Smart Attendant, allowing callers to search for employees by name using their phone keypad.

The system should identify matching employees and allow callers to select an employee to be transferred to their extension.

Use Case

A business wants callers to reach specific employees without knowing their extension numbers.

For example, a caller selects Press 3 for Name Directory, enters an employee's name using the phone keypad, and is connected to the corresponding extension.

This would simplify call routing and provide a more convenient way for callers to reach employees.

Current Limitation

The Smart Attendant language setting applies globally to all menus using generated audio, preventing consistent language-specific announcements across different menu branches.

Current Workaround

Administrators can already create separate language-specific menu branches (e.g., Press 1 for English, Press 2 for French).

However, the global language setting affects generated greetings across both branches. During testing, invalid-option announcements played in English even though the Smart Attendant language was set to French (Canadian).

Requested Feature

Ensure that generated greetings and built-in system prompts follow the language of the caller's current Smart Attendant menu.

Expected Behavior:

• Press 1 for English: All subsequent greetings, menu instructions, and system announcements play in English.

• Press 2 for French: All subsequent greetings, menu instructions, and system announcements play in French.

• Invalid or nonexistent selections trigger announcements in the language of the current menu.

The selected language should remain consistent throughout its call-flow branch.

Use Case

Bilingual businesses using English and French Smart Attendant menus need a consistent language experience throughout each call flow, including automated announcements and error messages.

This would provide a seamless, professional bilingual calling experience without requiring separate Smart Attendants.

1. Main request: Native Local PBX integration

Currently, UniFi Talk supports third-party SIP providers, while G3 phones can also operate in Third-Party PBX mode. However, configuring and managing phones connected to an external PBX is not as convenient as managing native UniFi Talk devices.

I would like to see a new Local PBX provider type directly in the UniFi Talk application, available on locally hosted consoles such as the UDM-SE.

The configuration could include:

• PBX name and local IP address / hostname.

• SIP registrar and proxy address.

• SIP ports and transport protocols (UDP/TCP/TLS).

• Authentication method.

• Default domain and other connection settings.

Once the local PBX is added, administrators should be able to assign its extensions to individual G3 Touch Pro phones directly from UniFi Talk, just like assigning native UniFi Talk numbers.

For example:

• Phone: G3 Touch Pro – Reception.

• Extension: 101.

• Provider: Local Panasonic PBX.

• SIP username and password: credentials for extension 101.

UniFi Talk would automatically provision the phone with the appropriate SIP credentials and settings, while the phone would register directly with the local PBX.

The local PBX would remain responsible for telephony, call routing and extension numbering, while UniFi Talk would provide centralized device management and provisioning.

This is not simply a request for SIP trunk integration. We want UniFi Talk to manage individual SIP extensions registered directly to an existing local PBX, while retaining centralized phone management and provisioning.

Ideally, this functionality should work locally on a UDM-SE without requiring paid UniFi Official Hosting or Talk Relay.

We use a Panasonic KX-NS500, but this functionality would be valuable for users of Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, Grandstream and other SIP-compatible PBX systems.

Why this matters?

Many businesses already have a working telephone system and do not want to replace it with UniFi Talk.

However, they would like to use UniFi phones while retaining their existing PBX, extension numbering and call routing.

A native Local PBX integration would allow them to benefit from the UniFi ecosystem without having to configure every phone manually or pay for an additional cloud provisioning service.

2. Additional request: Native UniFi Access integration

There is another feature that would make this solution particularly useful.

We also use UniFi G6 Pro Entry and would like G3 Touch Pro phones to receive doorbell calls while operating as extensions of an external PBX.

Ideally, UniFi Access should allow assigning a specific physical UniFi phone as a doorbell call recipient, rather than requiring every phone to have a separate UI Account or Access user.

For example:

• Reception → G3 Touch Pro 01.

• Security Desk → G3 Touch Pro 02.

• Management → G3 Touch Pro 03.

When a visitor selects a directory entry on the G6 Pro Entry, the call should be directed to the assigned phone.

We would like to retain live video, two-way audio and remote door unlocking wherever technically supported.

However, individual UI Accounts and Access receiver assignments would also be an acceptable solution. Direct device-based assignment would simply be a useful additional improvement.

3. Questions for Ubiquiti

1. Could native local PBX integration and automatic SIP provisioning be added directly to UniFi Talk?

2. Could this work on a locally hosted UDM-SE without Official Hosting?

3. Could G3 Touch Pro phones remain centrally managed and configured through UniFi, even when their telephony is handled by an external PBX?

4. Can the UniFi Access application operate alongside a third-party PBX configuration on G3 phones?

5. Is direct device-based doorbell call assignment being considered for G6 Pro Entry?

I believe this would significantly expand the usefulness of UniFi phones in organizations that already have established PBX infrastructure.

Thank you for considering this feature request.

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  • 25

• realm

  • sip.plusnet.de

• dtmfmode

  • rfc2833

  • Wichtig, damit Tastentöne richtig übertragen werden. Fonial macht das nur nach rfc2833.

• password

  • Das SIP Passwort
    

• register

  • true

• username

  • Der SIP Nutzername

• extension

  • auto_to_user

  • Wichtig, sonst sind eingehende Anrufe nicht möglich.

• retry-seconds

  • 20

  • Wenn der SIP Client sich anmeldet, fliegt er teilweise sonst laut Fonials Logging direkt wieder raus. Damit erzwingen wir reconnects.
    

• register-proxy

  • proxy01.sip.plusnet.de

  • Beim Trunking ist es immer der proxy01. Bei den normalen Fonial SIP Anschlüssen (kein Trunking) bitte den Proxy beachten, welcher bei den SIP Zugangsdaten mit angegeben werden.

• register-transport

  • udp

Bei der IP Address Range sind aktuell die folgenden IPs zu whitelisten:

• 92.197.176.16 / 32

• 92.197.176.17 / 32

• 92.197.176.18 / 32

• 92.197.176.19 / 32

• 92.197.177.16 / 32

• 92.197.177.17 / 32

• 92.197.177.18 / 32

• 92.197.177.19 / 32

• 92.197.182.16 / 32

• 92.197.182.17 / 32

• 92.197.182.18 / 32

• 92.197.182.19 / 32

Unfortunally in the actual Version (5.4.5) i am not able to create custom properties anymore.
Can Anyone help me to set this up?

THANKS
Johannes