Gizmo5 appears to be a VoIP provider - although this is the first time I have paid any attention to them. I was re familiarizing myself with the pain that is TrixBOX - when I saw a module installed that facilitates signup and other aspects of using Gizmo5.
Well - I mean - I didnt think TrixBOX should have something cool that we don't have. So - I napped it from that install, added a file to make it compatible with more PBX distribution's security models, and rolled in back into a module that should work just fine on our PBXIAF's.
NOTE: I did not write this module, I don't know anything about how it works. All I did was add security, and re package it so we could all use it too.
I will post it here - untill somebody tells me it works, or it doesnt work, or DUH Its already available elswhere for us and we dont need it.
Install and Upgrade
The installation will take about 10 seconds.
Upgrading/ Reinstalling should operate normally - however the gizmo5 database will be deleted upon uninstall of this module..
Installation:
Step 1: Download the module to your desktop From here.
Don’t decompress the archive!
Step 2: Use a web browser to access FreePBX on your PBX. Choose Tools, Module Admin, Upload Module.
Now, browse to the gizmo5-2.6.1.4.tgz file on your Desktop and click the Upload button. Now click local module administration, scroll down and click on Gizmo5 Integration - and then the Install radio button.
Now click Process, and complete the usual FreePBX install and reload process.
Step 3: Use a web browser to access FreePBX on your PBX. Choose Setup, Gizmo5 Integration.
You will be presented with first of three user interface screens.
That's all there is to it. If Gizmo5 makes you thrive, you should be able to proceed with Gizmo-izing your PBXIAF.
Please remember - I don't gizmo, so I have not tested this. Consider yourself cautioned!
This module is compatible with the security models used in, and has been tested to work with the following distributions:
Fonicatec PABX
Foncordiax
PBX In A Flash
TrixBOX CE
Asterisk Version Compatibility
This module has been tested and found to work correctly with Asterisk versions 1.4 and 1.6.
Don't forget to let us know how this works for you!
Until next time -
tshif
Well - I mean - I didnt think TrixBOX should have something cool that we don't have. So - I napped it from that install, added a file to make it compatible with more PBX distribution's security models, and rolled in back into a module that should work just fine on our PBXIAF's.
NOTE: I did not write this module, I don't know anything about how it works. All I did was add security, and re package it so we could all use it too.
I will post it here - untill somebody tells me it works, or it doesnt work, or DUH Its already available elswhere for us and we dont need it.
Install and Upgrade
The installation will take about 10 seconds.
Upgrading/ Reinstalling should operate normally - however the gizmo5 database will be deleted upon uninstall of this module..
Installation:
Step 1: Download the module to your desktop From here.
Don’t decompress the archive!
Step 2: Use a web browser to access FreePBX on your PBX. Choose Tools, Module Admin, Upload Module.
Now, browse to the gizmo5-2.6.1.4.tgz file on your Desktop and click the Upload button. Now click local module administration, scroll down and click on Gizmo5 Integration - and then the Install radio button.
Now click Process, and complete the usual FreePBX install and reload process.
Step 3: Use a web browser to access FreePBX on your PBX. Choose Setup, Gizmo5 Integration.
You will be presented with first of three user interface screens.
That's all there is to it. If Gizmo5 makes you thrive, you should be able to proceed with Gizmo-izing your PBXIAF.
Please remember - I don't gizmo, so I have not tested this. Consider yourself cautioned!
This module is compatible with the security models used in, and has been tested to work with the following distributions:
Fonicatec PABX
Foncordiax
PBX In A Flash
TrixBOX CE
Asterisk Version Compatibility
This module has been tested and found to work correctly with Asterisk versions 1.4 and 1.6.
Don't forget to let us know how this works for you!
Until next time -
tshif