i have Asterisk 13.8.1 built by mockbuild @ jenkins2.schmoozecom.net on a x86_64 running Linux with Yealink ip phones registered on VLan from previous IT guy.
Is there installation of Graphical Interface like Gnome Gui on Centos?
I want to be able to make changes remotely with teamviewer
FreePBX assumes that is the only software running on the machine. Adding something complex such as desktop software or TeamViewer is asking for trouble. Access the FreePBX GUI with a web browser as intended. I suggested three safe ways of doing that.
If you insist on using TeamViewer, connect to another machine on your office LAN with TV and run a web browser on that to access the FreePBX GUI.
Ok…got it…the only reason i want to do it is to have access remotely because it is on vlan and i have to move to computer room everytime i want to make changes.
Install a browser of choice on the PBX, Firefox works well.
Open port tcp/4000 and forward it to your PBX
You can then install ‘nomachine’ on windows, apple, android, linux machines anywhere you would to gain access to your FreePBX machine from. Add a ‘connection’ to the external IP or domain.name of your FreePBX.
Added advantage is you get a ‘proxy’ to any phone’s Web server behind firewalls and NAT or VLAN’s and traverses most any network without fret (nomachine is both a client and a server but not on phones or tablets where it works well as a client)
Yes, it uses a little more dilithium crystals while running, but when not active it is hardly noticeable, it just fires up a gui terminal on demand.