SOLVED:
it was firewall related. I have some complex vlan setups and the cisco was not letting 4445 across the firewall inspection from http. working now. thanks.
SOLVED:
it was firewall related. I have some complex vlan setups and the cisco was not letting 4445 across the firewall inspection from http. working now. thanks.
thanks. I get what you are saying and I love that you have the time to read documentation. I dont. if I did that every time I bought a product then my job would be reading documentation. seriously, does anyone have time to read the documentation these days? to me this is what forums and the internet were invented for. I had time to write this while spilling breakfast over my laptop and setting up phones too, but I only just had time.
and for the record I had searched via google and that was what I was refering to. usually google will find the relevant bit in documentation. that was my point, it didnt. I found that odd. esp since you say it is page one. maybe someone should get it on google search engines. might help others. seriously if you read documentation you must have a cool job with bosses that dont bother you and a nice view out over the ocean or something. happy days. we IT slaves dont have that luxury anymore.
thanks for the advice I had looked at firewall issue on the network it wasnt that, I am going to see if the FreePBX has firewalling in iptables I am not aware of. after that. I will attempt to upgrade as Nicolás suggested 2.27 does not have the same issues with symlinks.
Well I found how to get to the web panel, I cant believe it doesnt tell you this anywhere I had to guess at it
http://ip_address_of_freepbx_server/fop2
pretty simple really.
except I am still running into a problem, now when I log in with xt and password it just sits there saying
"one moment please...connecting to server attempt number ...."
Hi
I am running centos 6.3
FreeBX 2.11
and have installed Fop 2.26 for Centos 5
and Fop2Admin 1.2.13
Hi I found some instructions. installed it. but cannot seem to get the symlink to work and cannot see FOP2 when logged in as a user, though it seems to have installed the admin module fine and shows the extensions ok with permissions. the service is running ok. but when I did the symlink
ln -s /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.10 /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.6
it said the libcrypto.so.6 file already exists.
I can see all the settings under /Other menu from FreePBX and can edit them just fine. so how do I get to the web gui for using it? I assume you log in to the user panel and should see the FOP2 panel there? if not how do you access it?
incidently running the test from the command line says it is in demo mode and connects to Manager ok.
thanks
Mark
I can grab calls within FOP2
I am on Elastix 2.3 also and cannot see how to pickup the recorded calls from within FOP2 , where is this option?
also I have this same problem with FOP2 and no calls showing up in Monitoring on Elastix despite changing settings, I just found this post but posted a similar request yesterday to this site.
Hi
I have been trawling for this answer and find only posts that dont apply to my setup
I have Elastix 2.3 on Centos 5.8 running Fop2
I can record calls from the FOP2 console in Elastix and though I can see them in /var/spool/asterisk/monitor
I cannot see them listed in Elastix Monitor tab nor find them through FOP2 in any way
I have tried enabling the line in Fop2.cfg:
monitor_exec=/usr/local/fop2/fop2recording.pl
but this makes no difference to anything I can tell
and there is no *recording_elastix.pl *as per instructions in a lot of posts, so that is no good.
any help would be appreciated to resolve this issue or point me in the direction of a post that offers a solution
thanks