3cx configuration problem for Raspberry pi 3

[perdicaro]

I successfully installed on my raspberry 3cx and properly configured ports 5000 and 5001 and opened its doors on 80 5000 5001 router, 3CX is running properly but when I enter my ip address (http: // myip: 5000) does not connect ; how can I do?

 

[Trever]

Have you tried https://ip:5001 and see if that works?

 

[Sopock]

So it's almost possible after all? Not only SBC?

 

[perdicaro]

I tried everything, both 5000 and 5001 as well 80 nothing works;It may be the new os raspbian pixels that is not compatible?

 

[Sopock]

nginx?

Check the time of the machine, un-install the PBX and the next install use the command line install not the browser (gives more details about the error) and let us know if that worked

The PBX configuration tool obtains important network and security settings and configures 3CX accordingly. To run it, enter the IP followed by port 5015

sudo apt-get install nginx

By default, NGINX puts a test HTML file in the web folder. This default web page is served when you browse to http://localhost/ on the Pi itself, or http://192.168.1.10 (whatever the Pi's IP address is) from another computer on the network.

 

[perdicaro]

I followed this official guide http://www.3cx.com/docs/3cx-sbc-raspberry-pi/ and the advice that you gave me, but I always have this connection error with port 5015 5000 5001 5060 5090, impossible to connect at the 3cx consol
i try whit public ip and also whit internal ip in my case 192.168.1.6

ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED (crhome browser)
CAN'T CONNECT TO SERVER (safari browser)


whit port 80 i have this message now
Welcome to nginx on Debian!

 

[perdicaro]

my 3cx conf 3cxsbc.conf

[General]
ReconnectInterval = 30 # seconds
PrintStatsInterval = 30 # seconds
FailoverInterval = 90 # seconds

[Log]
Type = file     # cout, cerr, file, syslog
Level = ERR     # NONE", "EMERG", "ALERT", "CRIT", "ERR", "WARNING", "NOTICE", "INFO", "DEBUG", "STACK", "CERR", "$
# File = "/var/log/3cxsbc.log"

[Bridge/123456]
#Mandatory
ID = 123456
Password = password   

TunnelAddr =myexternalip                    # 3CX Phone System Tunnel TCP IP or FQDN
TunnelPort = 5015               # 3CX Phone System Tunnel Port

#TunnelAddr2 =                  # 3CX Phone System Failover Passive Tunnel IP or FQDN
#TunnelPort2 =                  # 3CX Phone System Failover Passive Tunnel Port

#Optional
Name = "3CX edi"

PbxSipIP =myexternalip                      # IP address of PBX, mandatory for provisioning to work
PbxSipPort =5016               # SIP port of PBX, mandatory for provisioning to work

#LocalSipAddr = 192.168.1.6         # local SIP (UDP/TCP) address (def: 0.0.0.0) binds on all interfaces
#LocalSipPort = 5015            # local SIP (UDP/TCP) address (def: 5060) Must be 5060

SecurityMode = 0

 

[perdicaro]

I try to install 3cx on my notebook macchine and working well, the problem still only whit rasperry

 

[craigreilly]

according to this link - it is not a supported installation: http://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/installation-linux/
use only Debian Linux 8 amd64

 

[perdicaro]

 

[GiannosC_3CX]

Hi there,

The Linux 3CX Phone System works only on Debian 8 and not on different Linux distributions or on Raspberry PI.
On Raspberry PI you can install the 3CX Session Border Controller (SBC).

 

[perdicaro]

Thank you, finally a clear answer

 

[the136]

Is there a reason there is so limited support for Linux? Debian 8 and nothing else is such a restrictive solution, it makes little sense?

Does anyone know if there are any plans to license the code? At least then I can build the software on any system I choose.

 

[Sopock]

Maybe they could use universal Linux packages?

Spoiler: Stable, candidate, beta and edge channels

Developers can release stable, candidate, beta and edge versions of a snap, at the same time, to engage with a community who are willing to test upcoming changes. You decide how close to the leading edge you want to be.

https://github.com/dotnet/core/issues/447

 

[Umbrella]

can anyone provide more info on how stable are the raspberry pi's in a production env ?
i'm wondering if a lenovo tiny with ssd will be a better fit. my main concern is uptime and recovery.
searching online, people are reporting 3 months up time at best.