TIPS So...ummm...what's the password?

[bigunk]

Just downloaded IPBX13 Raspbian8 super duper package, burned the image and stuck the card into a fresh Pi3. I hit it with my browser, and no login that I've seen in the tutorial works. I tried SSH. No go. So I ask you wise sages, just what are the login credentials for one of these things?

 

[bigunk]

Anyone?

 

[wardmundy]

Have you read the tutorial?

 

[bigunk]

Yeah...I think.

This is what I see in the tutorial:

1. Download and unzip Incredible PBX image from SourceForge (with or without GV OAuth support)
2. Transfer Incredible PBX image to microSD card
3. Boot Raspberry Pi from new microSD card
4. Login to RasPi console as pi:raspberry to initialize your server (Automatic)
5. Reboot after writing down your server IP address (Automatic)
6. Login via SSH as root:password to randomize passwords & configure firewall (Automatic)
7. Optionally, install Incredible Fax: /root/incrediblefax13_raspi3.sh (Credentials: admin:password)
8. Enjoy!

Step 4 says what it says. I can hit any of the icons in the admin section of the screen that comes up, enter pi as the user and raspberry as the password, and it says incorrect. So either I don't know what I'm doing or I don't know what I'm doing. What am I missing here?

 

[bigunk]

Wait a second...RasPi console. Hang tight...

 

[bigunk]

Okay, so I got the RasPi console thing figured out (Thanks for the nudge Ward), and I went through all the choices, putting in passwords along the way, but when I reboot, no logins work. Logins via SSH don't work either. Soooo.... I'm back to the square right after square one, and I have yet to put my foot on it.. Do I log in as root:[password], or something else?

 

[wardmundy]

For the Incredible PBX GUI (aka FreePBX GUI), the login will be admin with whatever password you set for the GUI login. Run the following: /root/admin-pw-change to reset it.

For the Incredible apps other than the GUI, the login will be admin with whatever password you set for Apache admin access. To reset it, run the following: htpasswd /etc/pbx/wwwpasswd admin