Usando el Cisco/Linksys SPA-504G con Asterisk y Freepbx

Using a Cisco/Linksys SPA-504G with Asterisk and FreePBX

 

Below is a quick start guide for getting a Cisco/Linksys SIP handset up and running with Asterisk/FreePBX.
Both Linksys & Cisco phones have almost identical web admin setup pages but the layout and design differ slightly, setup procedures are identical for both.
Login
Firstly plug the phone into the network via cat5 network cable (If you have 2 switch ports beneath the phone you want to use the port marked “SW”, don’t bother routing through the PC…it wont work well) and connect the power supply and plug in.
The phones get configured via a web interface, to do this you must first know the IP address of the phone. Shown below.

•  Then Press “9” for network options
• See where it says “Current IP” and type it into your web browser

Mejorando la segurirad en tu Freepbx y reseteando la clave de admin

 

5. Securing your PBX

Securing FreePBX
Work In Progress.  Outline:
Passwords (Generally):  Use Long passwords (30+ characters) for the root password, the FreePBX web interface, all trunks, and all extensions.
Change FreePBX Web Password:  In Admin -> Administrators, create a new user with a name other than "admin" with full privileges.  Delete "admin" user.  This will protect you against robots that are scanning port 80 for FreePBX installations and hacking the "admin" user.

A2Billing v2 Install Guide

The following 2 diagrams illustrate A2billing inbound and outbound call flow.


All commands are assuming you are at run level 3 running in a shell as root.  In other words, not in a Gnome/KDE GUI and not using a limited access account.

Instalando el Asterisk Monitor Monast en Centos 6.5

Instalacion de Asterisk 11 & Freepbx v 2.11 en CENTOS 6.5 64 bit

Instalacion de  Asterisk + Freepbx

Actualizamos el Sistema

yum -y update
yum groupinstall core
yum groupinstall base

Desactivamos el Selinux
setenforce 0

Reiniciamos

reboot

Como desinstalar Asterisk

UNINSTALL ASTERISK