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Setup is a breeze. Choose your location, specify Debian 11 as the Operating System, plunk down your $12.98 and wait about 5-10 minutes for the VPS to spin up. Log in as the root user with SSH using the password specified in your email deployment message. Immediately change the password by issuing the command: passwd
Next, issue the following commands to download the Incredible PBX 2027 for Debian 11 installer and begin the install:
wget http://incrediblepbx.com/IncrediblePBX2027-D.sh chmod +x IncrediblePBX2027-D.sh ./IncrediblePBX2027-D.sh
Hang around for a couple minutes and respond to the SSH config prompt by accepting the default. Then go have a nice, long cup of coffee. When you return, restart your virtual machine when prompted. Wait a couple minutes and log back in as root. Let the Automatic Update Utility bring your server up to current specs, and then issue the following commands to set your time zone, and create admin credentials for FreePBX® and our Apache Reminder and AsteriDex applications:
/root/timezone-setup /root/admin-pw-change /root/apache-pw-change
Now head over to the Incredible PBX 2027 tutorial and set up your phones and trunks. Enjoy!
Originally published: Monday, March 20, 2023
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Any pointers for enabling SSL on this installation? I’m able to get a cert through the cert manager, but Apache doesn’t seem to be configured to serve HTTPS.
Ah, a bit more digging has found the answer, so for posterity: The ssl module and the default ssl virtual host both need to be enabled. Run "a2enmod ssl", "a2ensite default-ssl", and then "systemctl restart apache2″ as root.