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• No IAX2 support
• No WAN port

Web management: http://192.168.5.150

You should change the admin password with the web interface on first login.

You should change the root password with the passwd command.

• Change the IP address, enable SSH on port 22, save, then reboot the unit
• If you have trouble accessing the MyPBX at the new address, power cycle the unit

• Set the timezone and daylight savings, then reboot

• Set up the SMTP server settings

For a local mail server with a trusted IP address:

SMTP Server: <IPofServer> Port: 25

All else blank/unset.

For SSL, I had to manually edit /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf to be something like:

mailhub=<your mailserver fqdn>:465
AuthUser=<smtp user name>
AuthPass=<smtp user password>
UseTLS=YES
root=postmaster
hostname=mypbx
rewriteDomain=<your.domain.tld>

• It is easiest to just use the defaults
• If you want to change these settings, do it first

• It is easiest to just use the default extensions
• However, you should modify them:
  • use strong passwords
  • set pickup group to 1

• The analog ports are already set up

• If all outgoing calls are to be routed through the analog ports, edit the default route
  • Change the pattern to “X.”
  • Do not strip any digits

At this point, you should be able to make an outgoing call, and probably receive incoming calls too.

• The default ring group may be sufficient
• Adjust to your needs and/or create other ring groups
  • Such as “Operators” or “Reception”

• The default inbound route may be sufficient
  • It routes calls to the default “Welcome” IVR
• Minimally, you will want to:
  • Re-record the 'default' greeting
  • Or edit the default inbound route to point to an extension or a ring group

• You may leave the Office Hours function disabled
• Define your office open hours
  • Anything not included will be closed hours

Enable and save

• First, decide if you want a phone or phones to ring before the IVR answers
  • If you do, create a 'reception' ring group that goes to the 'welcome' IVR if no one answers
• Re-record the 'default' IVR prompt for business hours
• Record an 'invalid' IVR prompt
• Record a new night' IVR prompt
• Edit the 'welcome' IVR

• Forward UDP ports into the PBX:
  • 5060, 10001-10200
• Set remote extension definition:
  • NAT

• Set one of:
  • Extern IP (if static IP)
  • Extern Host (if dynamic DNS)
• Also set:
  • Extern Refresh 5 (if dynamic DNS)
  • Local Network Address 192.168.1.0/255.255.0.0