So i'm not quiet sure what I did wrong, but I can't figure out what i'm doing wrong so here we go.
I followed this guide for the latest attempt, http://nerdvittles.com/?p=9713 to setup an in house PBX on our Lenovo server, running Ubuntu 14 LTS.
All the installs seemingly went fine, no errors. Here is what I noticed afterwards:
1. the only gui interface I can access via the address given at install 192.x.x.x:9001 the username given was admin the password was random numbers.
-- Cannot log into web interface on that address AT ALL with default admin username and password provided (even after resetting it). Quickly realized I can only log in with the root user.
Also noted that I was forced to use https to login. (this took me getting my workstation blocked several times until i realized I have to use root for some reason).
2. So the only thing I have is webmin, which shows absolutely nothing about anything related to Incredible PBX, so I'm completely lost in there, it does not look at all like the interface the guide says I should see.
3. I went back to the server to check asterisk -rvvvvv .... etc... response "asterisks not installed".
No errors came up during install etc...
4. Noticed when I login at the console of the server, it says I should see this window stating what services are up etc, but anytime I login i'm just at the expected command prompt.
I'm assuming here that stuff didn't install. My frustration is I've used 5 different usb sticks/dvds, 3 different servers, 2 different virtual machines, and 3 different types of PBX software (Freebx with asterisk, AsteriskNow, and now IncrediblePBX). Oddly, it seems like the same thing happens no matter WHERE I install this. I even tired on a hosted Linux box I rent, and got the same problem. Asterisk doesn't seem to install, or something, theres no gui for it. I'm convinced since I'v literally done over 20 installs at this point that I must be missing a step, I can't believe this just isnt' working regardless of hardware I try.
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. I haven't' used Asterisk since 2009 so i'm a bit rusty. And back then I build a machine in under 2 hours, first try, no problems. I can't believe that the modern software just doesn't work as well as it did almost 10 years ago.
Thanks,
I followed this guide for the latest attempt, http://nerdvittles.com/?p=9713 to setup an in house PBX on our Lenovo server, running Ubuntu 14 LTS.
All the installs seemingly went fine, no errors. Here is what I noticed afterwards:
1. the only gui interface I can access via the address given at install 192.x.x.x:9001 the username given was admin the password was random numbers.
-- Cannot log into web interface on that address AT ALL with default admin username and password provided (even after resetting it). Quickly realized I can only log in with the root user.
Also noted that I was forced to use https to login. (this took me getting my workstation blocked several times until i realized I have to use root for some reason).
2. So the only thing I have is webmin, which shows absolutely nothing about anything related to Incredible PBX, so I'm completely lost in there, it does not look at all like the interface the guide says I should see.
3. I went back to the server to check asterisk -rvvvvv .... etc... response "asterisks not installed".
No errors came up during install etc...
4. Noticed when I login at the console of the server, it says I should see this window stating what services are up etc, but anytime I login i'm just at the expected command prompt.
I'm assuming here that stuff didn't install. My frustration is I've used 5 different usb sticks/dvds, 3 different servers, 2 different virtual machines, and 3 different types of PBX software (Freebx with asterisk, AsteriskNow, and now IncrediblePBX). Oddly, it seems like the same thing happens no matter WHERE I install this. I even tired on a hosted Linux box I rent, and got the same problem. Asterisk doesn't seem to install, or something, theres no gui for it. I'm convinced since I'v literally done over 20 installs at this point that I must be missing a step, I can't believe this just isnt' working regardless of hardware I try.
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. I haven't' used Asterisk since 2009 so i'm a bit rusty. And back then I build a machine in under 2 hours, first try, no problems. I can't believe that the modern software just doesn't work as well as it did almost 10 years ago.
Thanks,