SOLVED What was your most recent successful install?

[Yahdie]

I literally have 5 hours max to setup PIAF have made 6 attempts all of which end with Asterisk Unknown/Offline
I need to know what version etc has been successfully installed to hardware in the last 48 hours
I have been trying:

 PIAF Installed Version   = 3.0.6.8 under *HARDWARE*                │
   │  FreePBX Version          = 2.11.0.35                               │
   │  Running Asterisk Version = UNKNOWN                                 │
   │  Asterisk Source Version  = 11.16.0                                 │
   │  Dahdi Source Version     = 2.10.0.1                                │
   │  Libpri Source Version    = 1.4.15                                  │
   │  IP Address               = 192.168.35.129 on eth0                  │
   │  Operating System         = CentOS release 6.8 (Final) ><           │
   │  Kernel Version           = 2.6.32-642.4.2.el6.x86_64 - 64 Bit

 

[Yahdie]

no installs? nobody?

 

[kyle95wm]

PIAF is considered outdated. Please install Incredible PBX from Nerd Vittles

 

[Yahdie]

Thanks, I should have realized that!
Going with Incredible PBX

 

[Yahdie]

Can I ssh in from anywhere?

 

[kyle95wm]

As long as the IP is in the iptables firewall then yes

 

[stanjohn]

Vultr
Cloud Instance768 MB Server

 

[wardmundy]

Thanks, I should have realized that!
Going with Incredible PBX

Try this one. Works with their CentOS 6.x platform also if you're more comfortable with it.

Incredible PBX for CentOS 7: Jump for Joy with a Free Cloud Server ’til December

http://nerdvittles.com/?p=19068

 

[stanjohn]

Try this one. Works with their CentOS 6.x platform also if you're more comfortable with it.

Incredible PBX for CentOS 7: Jump for Joy with a Free Cloud Server ’til December

Thanks Ward and all who made this possible, I'm a very happy camper.

 

[Yahdie]

As long as the IP is in the iptables firewall then yes

I need to SSH from anywhere as i'm perpetually in motion

 

[wardmundy]

That's what dynamic DNS addresses are all about. Register an FQDN, set up a client that resides on your computer or Android phone to keep its IP address current, register the FQDN with add-fqdn and add it to ipchecker. Done. Travel all you want to and always have access to your PBX... safely.

 

[kyle95wm]

I was about to suggest adding an "accept all" rule for port 22 but I like @wardmundy 's approach better. Hope this helps you @Yahdie

 

[Yahdie]

thanks!

 

[Yahdie]

Great install .....IncrediblePBX is fantastic

 

[wardmundy]

Great install .....IncrediblePBX is fantastic

Thanks. I'll pass along the kudos to my loyal office staff.