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So I read this thread, and I wasn't sure to start a new thread or not, but due to the complex and ambitious plans I have I decided to start fresh.
We are currently running AsteriskNOW distro based of CentOS 5.7 with Asterisk 1.8 and FreePBX 2.9.
I'm looking to get us to CentOS 7 and looking for some advice.
1st off, am I crazy to even try to follow an upgrade path? Should I just resolve to building it from scratch? I've never built a VoIP system, so thats a little intimidating. Also we have custom modules and customizations I am not familiar with. (Nothing too crazy, but I didn't build this system, and who ever did seems to be long gone... hence the CentOS 5)
My theoretical plan is to get to FreePBX 2.11 on CentOS 5 (I think this is possible), then migrate via either incrediblebackup or FreePBX gui to FreePBX 2.11 on CentOS 6. Then I'm not really sure If I need to follow all the upgrade steps to get to latest CentOS 6.
There's a lot of upgrade scripts to run, and I just feel like its a lot to debug, it will never go smoothly! But perhaps to get to CentOS 7 I need to do something similar, get to a CentOS 6 PBX version that matches a version that is available in one of the PIAF/IncrediblePBX scripts that work on CentOS 7. (I still haven't gotten to try PIAF on CentOS 7 since I only have virtual ATM, but I have tried IncrediblePBX and it worked well!)
Not going to give to much more detail and leave it at that, but I am just looking for some general advice to hopefully help save me some of my precious time!
Note: The reason for CentOS 7 is that I will be building a HA Cluster using pcs/pcsd. I really love the advances made in CentOS 7 regarding PCS/PCSD and am not willing to really try to build it on 6. (I have already built it successfully in CentOS 7 with IncrediblePBX/Google Voice)
We are currently running AsteriskNOW distro based of CentOS 5.7 with Asterisk 1.8 and FreePBX 2.9.
I'm looking to get us to CentOS 7 and looking for some advice.
1st off, am I crazy to even try to follow an upgrade path? Should I just resolve to building it from scratch? I've never built a VoIP system, so thats a little intimidating. Also we have custom modules and customizations I am not familiar with. (Nothing too crazy, but I didn't build this system, and who ever did seems to be long gone... hence the CentOS 5)
My theoretical plan is to get to FreePBX 2.11 on CentOS 5 (I think this is possible), then migrate via either incrediblebackup or FreePBX gui to FreePBX 2.11 on CentOS 6. Then I'm not really sure If I need to follow all the upgrade steps to get to latest CentOS 6.
There's a lot of upgrade scripts to run, and I just feel like its a lot to debug, it will never go smoothly! But perhaps to get to CentOS 7 I need to do something similar, get to a CentOS 6 PBX version that matches a version that is available in one of the PIAF/IncrediblePBX scripts that work on CentOS 7. (I still haven't gotten to try PIAF on CentOS 7 since I only have virtual ATM, but I have tried IncrediblePBX and it worked well!)
Not going to give to much more detail and leave it at that, but I am just looking for some general advice to hopefully help save me some of my precious time!
Note: The reason for CentOS 7 is that I will be building a HA Cluster using pcs/pcsd. I really love the advances made in CentOS 7 regarding PCS/PCSD and am not willing to really try to build it on 6. (I have already built it successfully in CentOS 7 with IncrediblePBX/Google Voice)