Nano /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

At the prompt, enter the following command:.

The IP address will need to be edited so it is in the same subnet as the physical NIC on host machine which is being used for VoIP.

You will now be presented with the FreePBX command line welcome screen and some configuration details including IP address information.

At the Password prompt, type the root password you chose earlier.

The virtual machine will boot into a login prompt. Enter the username 'root' and press enter.

You may get a dialog saying its unable to eject virtual optical disk. To stop this, navigate to Devices>Optical Drives and uncheck 'SNG7-FPBX-64bit-xxxx-2.iso'. If you click Reboot, it will attempt to re-run the installation process from the ISO file that was loaded in step 1. Make a note of this password, if you lose it you cannot complete the set-up process!

When the install process completes Click on ROOT PASSWORD and set a password.

This can take a while and no action is required. Eventually it will switch to this graphical UI and will continue to install packages. The screen will change to a command line installation.On the next screen, press enter to select the default option.Navigate to 'SNG7-FPBX-64bit-xxxx-2.iso' on your PC and click Start You will see this window prompting selection of a startup-up disk.

Select the virtual machine you just created in the VirtualBox Manager GUI.

It is possible to update from within an existing installation but this is outside the scope of this article – please consult the FreePBX wiki for more information. Your system may therefore not include the new features, bug fixes or security patches. Please note: if you decide to use an existing complete virtual machine rather than download and install the latest version of FreePBX as instructed below, you may not be running the latest software. FreePBX comes with Linux, Asterisk and a web configuration GUI already installed, which greatly simplifies the process of setting up a functional VoIP server. A virtual VoIP server can be extremely useful for training, testing or demonstration purposes. This article explains how to set up a virtual machine Asterisk-based VoIP server using Sangoma's pre-built 'FreePBX' platform. Installing a virtual Asterisk VoIP server

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