INCREDIBLE PBX 2020.3 FOR RASPBERRY PI 3, 4, and 400

By SF request, files moved to https://filedn.com/lBgbGypMOdDm8PWOoOiBR7j/IncrediblePBX2020%2B2022-RaspberryPi/

This release features Asterisk 16 and includes the very latest 
FreePBX 15 Modules and support for new Incredible SIP Phones.
incrediblepbxfax2020.3.zip installs on RasPi 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, AND 8GB models. 

Previous zip files will not load on an 8GB RasPi. To use an 8GB RasPi with
prior releases, you first must install these images on a 1, 2, or 4GB RasPi.
Then move the microSD card to the 8GB RasPi after running the following 
commands: apt update && apt full-upgrade 

NOTE: Bootable SSD and Raspberry Pi 400 require latest Incredible PBX image.

Raspberry Pi Platform (including support for latest RasPi 4B hardware)

1.  Download incrediblepbxfax2020.3.zip
2.  unzip incrediblepbxfax2020.3.zip
3.  Burn .img file to a microSD card
    (Review tutorial for Mac, Linux, Windows: http://nerd.bz/1Qptgb8)
4.  Boot new SDcard image from Raspberry Pi 3 or 4
5.  From display/keyboard/network connected to Raspberry Pi, 
    login as root with password: password (OR USE SSH)
6.  Go through the automatic setup procedure and resize SD card
    NOTE: Use at least an 16GB card. 32GB/Type 10 card is recommended
7.  After Phase I reboot, use SSH/Putty to login to RasPi,
    login as root with default password: password
8.  When the install completes, set the admin user password for GUI
    access by running /root/admin-pw-change
9.  Set admin Apache password for access to AsteriDex & Reminders
    by running /root/apache-pw-change
10. Also set a very secure root password for SSH access. Run: passwd
11. Then point your browser to the IP address of your server and
    login as admin with the password you set in step #8 above

LATEST TUTORIAL HERE: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=31977

FREE SUPPORT AVAILABLE AT http://incrediblepbx.com/community/forums/

INSTALLING INCREDIBLE FAX 2020 FOR RASPBIAN

CAUTION: Do NOT use fax installer with incrediblepbxfax2020.3.zip
since it already includes a preconfigured version of Incredible Fax.
See tutorial here: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=31977

cd /root
rm -f incrediblefax*
wget http://incrediblepbx.com/incrediblefax2020-raspi.tar.gz
tar zxvf incrediblefax2020-raspi.tar.gz
rm -f incrediblefax2020-raspi.tar.gz
./incrediblefax2020-raspi.sh

When you first access AvantFax with a browser (admin:password), 
you may get a missing page error. Just press the back arrow key
in your browser and the AvantFax main page will appear.

Fax detection also works if you install the Fax Configuration module
in Module Admin and then configure fax detection under Fax tab of 
your Inbound Route with the following settings:

Detect Faxes: YES
Fax Detection Type: SIP
Fax Ring: YES
Fax Detect Time: 4
Fax Destination: Custom Destinations -> Fax (Hylafax)

Send yourself a fax at no cost from https://faxzero.com

Complete Incredible Fax 2020 tutorial: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=31794


UPDATING ASTERISK 16 TO LATEST RELEASE IS EASY. HERE'S HOW:

cd /root
wget http://incrediblepbx.com/update-asterisk16-raspi.tar.gz
tar zxvf update-asterisk16-raspi.tar.gz
rm -f update-asterisk16-raspi.tar.gz
./update-asterisk16


MIGRATING INCREDIBLE PBX 2020 TO 2021 WITH ASTERISK 18

https://wiki.incrediblepbx.com/Migrating-Raspberry-Pi-from-Incredible-PBX-2020-to-2021



FOR WIFI CONNECTIVITY, edit /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf:

1. Insert your WiFi credentials in the following section:

network={
ssid="YourSSID"
psk="YourSSIDpassword"
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
scan_ssid=1
}

2. Stop and restart the wireless network adapter:

ifdown wlan0
ifup wlan0

3. Wait 15 seconds or more. Then decipher your wlan0 network address: ifconfig OR pbxstatus


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