Frequently Asked Questions
- General Questions
- Technical Questions
  - What are the default passwords in Elastix?
  - Do you provide updates through the YUM package manager?

Frequently Asked Questions

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General Questions

How can I contribute with Elastix?

Contributions from the community are esentials for Elastix success, please read ourcontribute section

What are the asterisk, freePBX and kernel versions of the current Elastix release?

Elastix 1.5.2

Asterisk: 1.4.24
FreePBX: 2.5.1
Kernel: 2.6.18-92.1.22.el5
Kernel xen: 2.6.18-92.1.22.el5xen

For previous versions please refer to the changelog

What License does Elastix use?

Elastix is FLOSS under the GPL V2

Is Elastix a Trixbox fork?

NO. Elastix has a separate development process; we produce a lot of innovation based on our own ideas.

Is there a public road map?

Not at this moment, but we will publish it in the near future.

What is the history under the Elastix project?

Our company provides open source related technical support and development services. A couple of years ago, we started implementing PBX systems, based on Asterisk, for our customers.

After many PBX system installations, we realized that we had some good code and ideas to share.

So, we started the Elastix project.

Technical Questions

What are the default passwords in Elastix?

Interface	Login	Password
Elastix	admin	palosanto
freePBX	admin	admin
FOP	admin	eLaStIx.2oo7
A2Billing	admin	mypassword
MySQL	root	eLaStIx.2oo7
SugarCRM	admin	password
Avantfax	admin	password
asterisk	admin	elastix456
vTiger	admin	admin
Openfire	admin	Whatever set at install
ARI	admin	password

Thanks largely to Elastix Without Tears book for this table :)

Do you provide updates through the YUM package manager?

Sure

To update the whole system:

 yum update

To update just elastix

 yum groupupdate "Elastix Core"

*NB* Please note that doing a yum update to your system may cause FreePBX and the administration pane to not be available. To recover the system to a useable state, it may be necessary to go directly to the Unembedded FreePBX console at https://--your machine’s IP address–/admin/config.php and choose Module Admin. This seems to be caused by modules in FreePBX being auto-deactivated after a yum update. To restore normal operation, goto Module Admin and Choose ‘Check for updates online’ ... reactivate all the necessary modules and you should be back in business.