You can now continue with the FreePBX Standard Setup Part 1: Command Line guide.
HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX FROM ISO ISO
The FreePBX ISO Installation is complete. Manually remove the installation media and reboot again. If your system does not automatically eject the installation media, Vultr instances do not, you will get the initial setup screen again. Your system should boot to the Linux login prompt. Depending on the resources of the system you are installing on, this can take up to 10 minutes. Now wait for the reboot button to appear on the bottom right.
HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX FROM ISO PASSWORD
It will show that the root password has been set. When you see this screen, click on ROOT PASSWORD to set the Linux root user password.Įnter the password twice, and then click done on the top left. You will now see various Linux boot screens go past. Hit enter again on the next screen, confirming what you previously chose. On the next screen, leave it on Output to VGA and hit enter. Note: These passwords do not change the Root password They are only used for access to the FreePBX web interface. So select that version with the arrow keys on the keyboard and hit enter. This username and password will be used in the future to access the FreePBX configuration screen. That is Asterisk 17 as of the writing of this guide.
Once you boot to the ISO file, you will be presented with a screen to select what version of Asterisk you want to install.įor most companies, there is no reason to stay back on an LTS version, I always recommend using the current release. Because of that, this guide will generalize some terms where possible.
Sangoma creates FreePBX installation ISO files several times per year.
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