3CX Internal IP Address | New Install

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Hello, I am trying to install 3CX with the Debian ISO Installer but it is auto DHCPing a IP Address even when i staticly set mac address in Firewall. Some how pulls a IP in my DHCP instead of Static and does not give me a option to set the IP i want to use.

How can i force the 3CX installer to use the IP Address i want it to use.

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Mac Address and IP is set to use 10.20.31.8 but it refuses to recognize the static ip and is somehow bypassing my firewalls mac address static rule mapping and it is creating it in my DHCP range.
 
So when you run through the set up, when you see it saying something like "getting ip DHCP" or something like that, press ESC.
 
To add, if you get to the place in the install where it's asking for a root password, use the back option to move backwards in the installer.
 
So when you run through the set up, when you see it saying something like "getting ip DHCP" or something like that, press ESC.
Never saw that message. It does not say anything about IP or networking until after I install, Reboot and then trying to do the config it says how to access the web admin page and its getting a different ip every time I install instead of the one I set statically.
 
To add, if you get to the place in the install where it's asking for a root password, use the back option to move backwards in the installer.
Your talking about where it asks you to set the root password and confirm it? I will try that.
 
To add, if you get to the place in the install where it's asking for a root password, use the back option to move backwards in the installer.
I tried this it, I clicked Configure the Network. It auto loads DHCP and will not let me manually set the network :/
 
I got it to work, When i clicked configure network, i clicked cancel then it let me manually set it.
 
To add, if you get to the place in the install where it's asking for a root password, use the back option to move backwards in the installer.
Thank you for the help.
 
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