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Hello
So, I will not argue over weither V16 is good or not.
Right now, I have a working system that needs to be deployed next week. It has a bunch of custom template for phones, specific trunk settings for a Mediant 500 SBC and a bunch of other things that are proved to be working right now with V15.5SP6 on Debian.
Now, my bug is, I need to change the internal IP address. So my easy solution is (was) to make a backup, reinstall, reload the backup. But when installing 3CX now on Debian, it's installing V16.
I know I will be migrating to V16 soon, but right now, I need to simply change the IP, so I can deliver that system as it was designed.
What would be my options? I'm searching everywhere here if I'd happen to have a Windows installer of 15.5SP6, or a way to install manually on Debian.
Or a trick to change the internal IP address...?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
So, I will not argue over weither V16 is good or not.
Right now, I have a working system that needs to be deployed next week. It has a bunch of custom template for phones, specific trunk settings for a Mediant 500 SBC and a bunch of other things that are proved to be working right now with V15.5SP6 on Debian.
Now, my bug is, I need to change the internal IP address. So my easy solution is (was) to make a backup, reinstall, reload the backup. But when installing 3CX now on Debian, it's installing V16.
I know I will be migrating to V16 soon, but right now, I need to simply change the IP, so I can deliver that system as it was designed.
What would be my options? I'm searching everywhere here if I'd happen to have a Windows installer of 15.5SP6, or a way to install manually on Debian.
Or a trick to change the internal IP address...?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!