Change OR Update Linux Hostname – Debian
SSH in to your debian server ssh userName@your-server.ip.address or domain name CHANGE HOSTN NAME IN HOSTS FILE Using your favourite editor for linux terminal ( mine is nano, easy to use) nano /etv/hosts Once you execute the command you will see below file in edit mode. Second line after the local loop IP agh is […]
Read MoreView HOST Name OR Computer Name – Debian
Login into your debian instance, virtual or physical. Start terminal, I am on debian 12.6 and here is what my terminal looks like. In the screenshot above ag is my username that I created and after the sign @ is agh, that is my machine name or computer name on my debian 12 instance running […]
Read MoreInstalling SSL Certificates with Certbot, the Let’s Encrypt SSL Client
Securing your website with an SSL certificate is crucial for protecting user data and maintaining trust. In this guide, we’ll show you how to install SSL certificates using Certbot and Let’s Encrypt, a user-friendly tool and a non-profit certificate authority, respectively. We’ll cover the basics of SSL certificates and their importance, walk you through the […]
Read MoreNGINX Installation and Website Configuration
In this blog, we’ll provide a clear and concise summary of the server setup and NGINX installation process. Operating System: Debian 12 Ports Opened: 22, 80, and 443 To ensure your system is up to date, follow these steps: sudo apt update -y sudo apt upgrade -y Now, let’s proceed with the NGINX installation: sudo […]
Read MoreUnderstanding and Managing IPTABLES Rules for Linux System Security
In this blog post, we’ll dive into the world of IPTABLES, a powerful firewall interface that manages network traffic based on port numbers. We’ll explore what IPTABLES is, how it works, and provide practical examples of how to manage IPTABLES rules to secure your Linux system. What IS Iptables: IPTABLES is a firewall interface that […]
Read MoreAd Guard Home SSL Traffic
Securing AD Guard Home with Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate: A Step-by-Step Guide In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of installing an SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt for AD Guard Home. Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority that provides SSL/TLS certificates for securing web servers. By installing an […]
Read MoreAd Guard Home Basic Configuration
Setting Up AdGuard Home on a Debian VPS: A Comprehensive Guide for Basic Configuration In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of configuring AdGuard Home on a Debian VPS (Virtual Private Server) for basic usage. AdGuard Home is a network-wide ad-blocking and DNS-filtering service that helps you protect your devices from intrusive ads, […]
Read MoreAd Guard Home Installation
Installing AdGuard Home on a Debian VPS with a Public IP: A Step-by-Step Guide to Block Ads and Protect Your Privacy To connect to your Debian VPS through SSH, open your terminal and use the following format to log in: ssh root@your.domain.com Replace your.domain.com with the actual domain or IP address of your VPS. Enter […]
Read MoreCopyright Footer Info
navigate to vile /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/footer.php and edit the information for copyright as required.
Read MoreTime Not Updated on Phones – FusionPBX & Yealink
If after day light saving ended or started the time did not update on the phone then you need to do the following in domain settings or default settings and updated time on the server will be pushed to the yealink phones. Make sure to assign value of these Provisioning Variables to Phone Profiles in […]
Read MoreCross Tenant Calling – FusionPBX
If you like to Call cross tenant then create an outbound rout with the following settinga 5 is predefined number that I have chosen for cross tenant calling 4 is the length of the domain 2 extention nimber
Read MoreIncorrect Time – FUSIONPBX
Check time on Linux CLI date and press enter, this is your server time. to check freeswitch time fs_cli -x “strftime” and press enter, this is your server time. If you freeswitch time is not consistant with the sever time then use the following command to correct freesswitch time. This command will end any active […]
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