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@DigitalDaz, your astounding narrow-mindedness has obvious kept you from seeing your extreme BS, and has exacerbated your meanness. @glk70, you are quite right. There is also the simple opening of all to the LAN. But a good tip none-the-less. Thanks. @markjcrane yes, perhaps it was...

FYI, sysadmins know that managing a server of any sort often is made easier by the use of a server management tool. Since FreeSWITCH is a server software, the use of it creates a server. I strongly recommend the use of a tool such as Webmin. Sadly, there was a change in the install package...

Yes, welcome indeed! What questions do you have?

@bcmike, How can a person create a gateway without connecting it to a service provider? Or did you mean something else?

Raspberry Pi with OS Lite. It does not matter if Webmin is installed first or FusionPBX is, once FusionPBX is involved the remote connectivity to Webmin is broken. The login is normally something like 192.168.1.10:10000. Port 10000 ceases to be available, but I don't know what Fusion does to...

I agree with PBXMePlz. First make sure you have gateway registration with your provider. This is foundational.

No worries, mate. Glad to help. Good luck in your endeavors.

No, I'm not that much of an expert as of yet. However, as I said before, post your request in the appropriate section of this forum. There is a place for that. You have a good working system, and that is a good foundation to start with. Any expert should be willing to take it from there and...

I went over this in my mind a number of times and finally figured out just what happened. When copying the line of information, the hyphen or dash happened to be at the end of a line on my display, so I assumed it to be a hyphenated word. I did this subconsciously and never stopped to realize...

Well done! You're on top of the game. Now you must decide if you wish to muddle thru on your own or hire someone to help you with configuration. The things I know at this stage are almost complete, but for a few little issues. However, since you should now be able to log into the Fusion web...

Yup. Just found out that I missed the dash in pre-install. Good eyes. Thanks so much. All back to normal now. Phew! ;)

Please feel free to let me know if you run into a problem.

Good choice. Then, with the Debian install and double-checking that you have the latest upgrades with sudo apt upgrade, go to https://www.fusionpbx.com/download. Select the two commands under Debian install. Run sudo i and then enter the two commands, one after the other. This will take some...

You have plenty of horsepower. Which operating system? I would recommend either the latest Debian or CentOS. You would not need a GUI.

When dealing with servers, having them on shared hardware can create latency and load issues. A PBX must be up 24/7/365 with at least three 9s of dependency. At least, that is how I see it. Trying to get by on one system doing too many things may lead to various issues. It is better to be...

Why virtualized? Can't be a dedicated machine?

Don't forget to describe your hardware. Will this be an in-house server. Will it be dedicated?

Just to clarify a possibly overlooked point. There need not be any relationship between you LLC name and the domain name you register. I appreciate you using initials, but you can use anything else. Such as a word that better describes a part of your business. I totally support the idea of...

Just to clarify, do you expect to learn as you go (as in needing a teacher), or do you just want someone to set things up for you? It might be nice if you list the hardware you will be using (server and phones), as well as any special wishes you require or prefer. The more details, the better...