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How do I get started with trixbox?

Getting Started

trixbox is an open telephony platform utilizing the best of the open source telephony tools into one easy-to-install package. Based on an enhanced LAAMP (Linux, Apache, Asterisk, mySQL, PHP) the trixbox dashboard provides easy to use web-based interfaces to setup, manage, maintain, and support an complete IP PBX system.

Succeeding Asterisk@Home 2.8, trixbox has been loosely described as 'Asterisk@Home 3.0'. It offers improved stability and the promise of an upgrade process that doesn't require you to wipe the entire install and start over.

Polycom support for trixbox now includes Paging and Intercom, Buddy Lists, and BLF functionality.

trixbox 2.6 contains the following:

  • Built on CentOS 5.2 from Redhat
  • Featuring Asterisk 1.4, mySQL, Apache, PHP, PBX Config 5.5, Setup Wizards, Status Screens, Network Configuration Tools
  • Telephone provisioning for Linksys, Polycom, SNOM, Grandstream, Cisco and Aastra
There are also paid for commercial solutions available for the platform which offer enhanced functionality and features above the community edition , further information can be found at http://www.gradwell.com/trixbox and also http://www.trixbox.com/products/trixbox-pro.

 

Basic Configuration

trixbox CE (Community Edition) is distributed as an .iso image which can be downloaded from https://www.trixbox.com/products/trixbox-ce.

Once you have burned the .iso to a blank CD and booted from it, your system will be reformatted and the CentOS operating system installed.

A video can be watched online which includes an overview of the installation process at http://www.trixbox.org/getting-started-trixbox-2-2.

Advanced Configuration

We recommend that the you perform additional configuration changes to your Trixbox before it is placed on the public internet , this includes changing the default users passwords as well as the passwords for:

root
admin
amp
wwwadmin
meetme
maint

We also recommend that you ensure all the latest trixbox updates and patches are installed, you can check the status of your trixbox PBX at any time via its web interface.

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