Installing Astribank On TrixBox

Note to windows users: On windows you can get a free SSH client called putty. To paste text on putty, just click the right mouse button (ctrl+v does not work there as expected).

On this manual, the code below (in Italics) should be copied from your browser (usually ctrl+c), and then paste into your SSH client.

These commands should be entered in an SSH connection. The username is root, and the password is the password you defined in the installation:

# stop asterisk
amportal stop
# add new respositories for the Xorcom utilities and drivers:
cat >/etc/yum.repos.d/xorcom.repo << EOF
[xorcom]
name=Xorcom RPM Repository for CentOS and RHEL baseurl=http://updates.xorcom.com/astribank/trixbox/repo
gpgcheck=0
enabled=1
EOF

# remove all zaptel modules
rpm -qa | grep zaptel-modules | xargs -l rpm -e || true
# install new software, this commands may output a lot of text, and at # the end, you should press "y"
yum install zaptel zaptel-modules-`uname -r` freepbx-module-zapauto -y

# start asterisk
amportal start
# done

Now you should connect the Astribank. After 10 seconds you should see the Astribank light flashing. You will also see that /proc/xpp is populated with information about your hardware, and /proc/zaptel will also be
populated.

The next stage is to configure freePBX to recognize the new extensions available by your Astribank ( depends on the model, but may vary from 12 to 38).

1. Now on your Trixbox web interface, click on "System Administration" (the default user is "maint" and the default password is "password")
2. Now click on the "FreePBX" link.
3. Click on the "Tools" menu on the top right.
4. Click on the "Module admin" link
5. In the "Module Administration" page you should enable (at least) the modules "core"
and "Zaptel configuration (zapauto)" and submit.
6. If needed press on the red bar at the top of the screen, and reload the page.
7. On the "Setup" page, choose the "Zaptel configuration" menu and follow the
instructions