Ipbx on Amazon EC2 - Revision history

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	====Launching the Instance====		====Launching the Instance====

-	~~Click on~~: ~~[https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium~~-~~ipbx-free-5-user-edition ipbx Amazon Machine Instance] and select the region in which you would like to launch your ipbx instance on the AMI description page.~~	+	You can search for our instance image by entering the following ID: '''ami-4ea60427'''

	[[File:ami-select.png]]		[[File:ami-select.png]]

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		+	These instructions will help you get started with ipbx v2 on Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud. If everything goes well, you should be up and running with a fully featured VoIP PBX within a few minutes.
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	== Getting Started ==		== Getting Started ==
	If you already know about Amazon Machine Instances, you can start ipbx on your Amazon EC2 account here:		If you already know about Amazon Machine Instances, you can start ipbx on your Amazon EC2 account here:

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Connecting SIP devices

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	== Connecting SIP devices ==		== Connecting SIP devices ==

-	In order to successfully connect any SIP devices, make sure your '''externip''' parameter is set to the external IP address of your Amazon EC2 instance.	+	By default your EC2 instance will be configured with a private IP address. In order to successfully connect any SIP devices, make sure your '''externip''' parameter is set to the external IP address of your Amazon EC2 instance. You can also review the [[Network_Firewall_Configuration#SIP_Protocol\|SIP Protocol Configuration]] page for further details on SIP NAT traversal configuration.

	== Next Steps ==		== Next Steps ==

	Continue [[Initial_Configuration\|here]] to start with configuring your ipbx system.		Continue [[Initial_Configuration\|here]] to start with configuring your ipbx system.

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	[admin@mymachine ~]# ssh -i mykey.pem root@ec2-XX-XX-XXX-XXX.compute-1.amazonaws.com		[admin@mymachine ~]# ssh -i mykey.pem root@ec2-XX-XX-XXX-XXX.compute-1.amazonaws.com
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		+	== Connecting SIP devices ==
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		+	In order to successfully connect any SIP devices, make sure your '''externip''' parameter is set to the external IP address of your Amazon EC2 instance.

	== Next Steps ==		== Next Steps ==

	Continue [[Initial_Configuration\|here]] to start with configuring your ipbx system.		Continue [[Initial_Configuration\|here]] to start with configuring your ipbx system.

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Getting Started

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	[https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition Start your ipbx Amazon Machine Instance]		[https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition Start your ipbx Amazon Machine Instance]

-	skip to the [[#Security Group\|Security Group]] section to review any security settings.	+	Afterwards, skip to the [[#Security Group\|Security Group]] section to review any security settings.

	=== What is Amazon EC2? ===		=== What is Amazon EC2? ===

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	== Getting Started ==		== Getting Started ==
-	If you already know about Amazon Machine Instances, you can start ipbx on your account here:	+	If you already know about Amazon Machine Instances, you can start ipbx on your Amazon EC2 account here:
	[https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition Start your ipbx Amazon Machine Instance]		[https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition Start your ipbx Amazon Machine Instance]
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		+	skip to the [[#Security Group\|Security Group]] section to review any security settings.

	=== What is Amazon EC2? ===		=== What is Amazon EC2? ===

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Launching the Instance

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	Click on: [https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition ipbx Amazon Machine Instance] and select the region in which you would like to launch your ipbx instance on the AMI description page.		Click on: [https://aws.amazon.com/amis/taridium-ipbx-free-5-user-edition ipbx Amazon Machine Instance] and select the region in which you would like to launch your ipbx instance on the AMI description page.
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		+	[[File:ami-select.png]]

	Click on '''Continue''' and select the appropriate settings for your environment (e.g. default settings).		Click on '''Continue''' and select the appropriate settings for your environment (e.g. default settings).

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	The quicklaunch-x security group enables all IP addresses to access your instance over the specified ports (e.g., SSH for Linux/UNIX). This is acceptable for basic access, but might be unsafe for production environments. In production, you'll authorize only a specific IP address or range of addresses to access your instance.		The quicklaunch-x security group enables all IP addresses to access your instance over the specified ports (e.g., SSH for Linux/UNIX). This is acceptable for basic access, but might be unsafe for production environments. In production, you'll authorize only a specific IP address or range of addresses to access your instance.

-	[[File:~~Example~~.~~jpg~~]]	+	[[File:ami-security.png]]

	Review your settings, and click Launch to launch the instance.		Review your settings, and click Launch to launch the instance.

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	[[File:warning.gif]]'''Caution'''		[[File:warning.gif]]'''Caution'''

-	The quicklaunch-x security group enables all IP addresses to access your instance over the specified ports (e.g., SSH for Linux/UNIX). This is acceptable for ~~the short exercise in this tutorial~~, but ~~it's~~ unsafe for production environments. In production, you'll authorize only a specific IP address or range of addresses to access your instance.	+	The quicklaunch-x security group enables all IP addresses to access your instance over the specified ports (e.g., SSH for Linux/UNIX). This is acceptable for basic access, but might be unsafe for production environments. In production, you'll authorize only a specific IP address or range of addresses to access your instance.
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		+	[[File:Example.jpg]]

	Review your settings, and click Launch to launch the instance.		Review your settings, and click Launch to launch the instance.

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	[admin@mymachine ~]# ssh -i mykey.pem root@ec2-XX-XX-XXX-XXX.compute-1.amazonaws.com		[admin@mymachine ~]# ssh -i mykey.pem root@ec2-XX-XX-XXX-XXX.compute-1.amazonaws.com
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		+	== Next Steps ==
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		+	Continue [[Initial_Configuration\|here]] to start with configuring your ipbx system.