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The panel lets you see detailed PBX activity, like who is talking and to whom, call durations, held calls, queued calls, etc. It lets you control your phone and perform transfers, launch call spying and whisper, monitor. (some linux/asterisk knowledge is essential). install ubuntu 14.04 server on your server. I reloaded A@H 2b4 as a clean install, changed the timezone to Sydney and the ip address to 192.168.19.19, then rebooted. Next step, go to Windows computer and connect to AMP. Opened Flash Operators Panel. Go to maintenance - config edit and open indications.conf. Change country to au, save and Re-Read Configs.
This guide will explain how to replace, which is included in FreePBX, with on a RedHat Enterprise Linux server running Asterisk+FreePBX. It is important to note that FOP1 is completely free whereas FOP2 is free only up to 15 buttons. Every element is considered a button. So all extensions + trunks + queues + parking lots + etc.
Must add up to 15 or less. After that no more buttons will appear until you buy a license.A key advantage of FOP2 is that it requires an extension and password to view. With FOP1 there is no built in way to prevent everyone from viewing the PBX status.Command line text is in courier font.For this procedure we assume you are using:Redhat Enterprise Linux v5+ (or one of the free generic versions)FreePBX v2.9+Flash Operator Panel 2.20+Firstto your Windows (or Linux?) desktop. Transfer it over to /usr/src/ on your Linux+Asterisk+FreePBX server using a program such as. While we are at it we may as well download as above.
This can remain on your desktop for now.From a console on your FreePBX server (assuming i386 for the rest of this procedure):cd /usr/srctar zxvf fop2-2.20-centos5-i386.tgzcd fop2make installThis will copy the files to /usr/local/fop2 and the web pages to /var/www/html/fop2FreePBX Integrationcd /usr/local/fop2cat extensionsoverridefreepbx.conf /etc/asterisk/extensionsoverridefreepbx.confThis appends the contents of the fop2 version to the existing contents in the asterisk version of this file. In many cases the asterisk version will be empty but we do it this way just in case it's not.CREATE NEW MANAGER APIUsing the default admin api seems to cause fop2 to stop responding on occasion so we must create a new one. First install the Asterisk API module in FreePBX. Go into Asterisk API menu and create a new API. Give it a manager name, manager secret, Select ALL read/write rights.For Deny use: 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0For Permit use: 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.0Compare /usr/local/fop2/fop2.cfggeneral; AMI definitionsmanagerhost = 127.0.0.1managerport = 5038manageruser = adminmanagersecret = amp111With /etc/asterisk/manageradditional.confThis is the new manager api we created above via the Asterisk API FreePBX module. In this case we gave it a manager name of fop2 and a manager secret of fop2secret. If required, change the value of manageruser=fop2 in the first file to match fop2 in the second file and change managersecret=fop2secret to match secret= fop2secret.
Note: You can use whatever names you want for manageruser and managersecret when creating the new manager API using the Asterisk API FreePBX module. We are providing names to use as an example. Whatever names you use, make sure they match in both of the files.REPLACING FOP1 LINKS WITH FOP2Add the following line to the end of your /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file:alias /panel/ '/var/www/html/fop2/'Copy the FOP2 index.html file to indexamp.php which FreePBX expects to find.cp /var/www/html/fop2/index.html /var/www/html/fop2/indexamp.phpChange ownershipchown -R asterisk.asterisk /var/www/html/fop2Now reload apache in order for the changes to take effect.service httpd restartCALL EVENTSCall events send hold/unhold events to FOP2.
Hub.docker.com/r/tiredofit/freepbxIntroductionThis will build a container for - A Voice over IP Manager for Asterisk. Docker pull tiredofit/freepbx:(imagetag)The following image tags are available:. 15 - Asterisk 16, Freepbx 15 - Debian Stretch (latest build). 14 - Asterisk 14, Freepbx 14 - Debian Stretch (latest build). latest - Asterisk 16, Freepbx 15 - Debian Stretch (Same as 15)You can also visit the image tags section on Docker hub to pull a version that follows the CHANGELOG. Quick Start.The quickest way to get started is using.
See the examples folder for a working that can be modified for development or production use.Set various to understand the capabilities of this image.Map for access to configuration and data files for backup.Make available for public access if necessaryThe first boot can take from 3 minutes - 30 minutes depending on your internet connection as there is a considerable amount of downloading to do!Login to the web server and enter in your admin username, admin password, and email address and start configuring the system! Configuration Data-VolumesThe container supports data persistence and during Dockerfile Build creates symbolic links for /var/lib/asterisk, /var/spool/asterisk, /home/asterisk, and /etc/asterisk. Upon startup configuration files are copied and generated to support portability.The following directories are used for configuration and can be mapped for persistent storage. DirectoryDescription/certsDrop your Certificates here for TLS w/PJSIP / UCP / HTTPd/ FOP/var/www/htmlFreePBX web files/var/log/Apache, Asterisk and FreePBX Log Files/dataData Persistence for Asterisk and Freepbx and FOP/assets/customOPTIONAL - If you would like to overwrite some files in the container, put them here following the same folder structure for anything underneath the /var/www/html directoryEnvironment VariablesAlong with the Environment Variables from the, below is the complete list of available options that can be used to customize your installation. ParameterDescriptionADMINDIRECTORYWhat folder to access admin panel - Default /adminDBEMBEDDEDAllows you to use an internally provided MariaDB Server e.g.
TRUE or FALSEDBHOSTHost or container name of MySQL Server e.g. Freepbx-dbDBPORTMySQL Port - Default 3306DBNAMEMySQL Database name e.g. AsteriskDBUSERMySQL Username for above Database e.g.
AsteriskDBPASSMySQL Password for above Database e.g.