- #HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX ON MY SERVER 2016 USING VIRTUAL BOX INSTALL#
- #HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX ON MY SERVER 2016 USING VIRTUAL BOX UPDATE#
Picture 8 - Configuring Proxy Settings on Firefox Picture 7- Switching Proxy Server to Non-transparent + User authentication ModeĬonfigure your web browser to use your new proxy (Picture 8). Navigate to Gateway-> Content Filter-> Proxy-> Web Proxy Server and enable the option Non-transparent + User authentication (Picture 7). Navigate to System-> Account-> User and select an option Web Proxy User (Picture 6). By default, proxy is set to Transparent + No user authentication mode. In case you want only authenticated users to access the Internet, configure our proxy server to Non-transparent + User authentication mode. Picture 5 - Finding Details about App Application Filter If you need find out more about the installed app or read documentation click the button Details (Picture 5). The category Social Media contains options Facebook, Instagram, Twitter etc. For instance, the Category File Sharing contains AppleiCloud, DropBox, and Microsoft OneDrive option. The applications are ordered under the Categories. Navigate to Gateway-> Filtering-> Application Filtering and click Add button. Picture 4 - Blocking Access to Social Media Using Application Filter It can be done just with few clicks with the Application Filter app. Let's say that we need to block access to certain social media such as Facebook or Twitter from hosts connected to the switch vIOS-元. Your new enhancement will be added to the menu and you can start to configure it.
#HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX ON MY SERVER 2016 USING VIRTUAL BOX UPDATE#
Afterwards, update the Navigation menu located in the left part of web interface clicking the button Update Navigation Menu.
#HOW TO INSTALL FREEPBX ON MY SERVER 2016 USING VIRTUAL BOX INSTALL#
Then select the app from Category and click Download and Install button. Just connect to the system via web interface, navigate to Marketplace.
The apps can be downloaded and installed anytime according to your needs. As we have mentioned, ClearOS functionality is depended on installed apps available in ClearOS marketplace. It is not possible to explore all features that ClearOS offers. DHCP, DNS, NTP and NAT service running on the gateway take care of host configuration. Their connection to the Internet works out of the box when they are connected to the gateway. They are two Linux hosts connected to ClearOS gateway using the switch (Picture 2). Picture 3 - Connecting ClearOS to GNS3 Cloud Apps are also downloaded from the Internet during installation from ClearOS web interface. The working Internet connection is required and checked during ClearOS installation when DNS lookup is done. As a result, ClearOS appliance is connected to the SOHO router which represents a gateway to the public Internet. The cloud bridges the interface ens4 with the host interface enp4s0f2 (Picture 3). GNS3 itself connects the second guest interface ens4 of ClearOS gateway into the LAN network (172.16.0.0/16) using the GNS3 cloud. DHCP server is running on SOHO router with the IP address 172.17.100.1/16 (Picture 2). The second guest interface ens4 has assigned External role and its IP address is assigned from DHCP server. Picture 1 - Network Interfaces Configuration During ClearOS Installation The entire ClearOS management will be done via web browser using the url. This is the IP address a web server is listening on, the port 81. The first guest interface ens3 has assigned the LAN role and it is configured with the IP address 192.168.1.254/24. Our ClearOS QEMU instance is configured with two guest network cards (Picture 1). In order to do it, we will connect ClearOS QEMU appliance into a GNS3 topology. Therefore, this tutorial goes further and we are going to test some services offered by ClearOS apps.
These apps enhance gateway functionality, however we have not tested them yet.
At the end of the tutorial we have installed several apps from ClearOS marketplace. In a previous tutorial we have successfully installed ClearOS on QEMU VM in a gateway mode.
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