New ISO and new all-in-one install script

[Darren Schreiber]

Hi everyone,

I know some of you may have already seen this announcement but I just want to make sure everyone on this list was aware. We are seeking feedback and discussion. Specifically, Ricky and Jeremy on our team, who spearheaded the effort to help ease installation woes, are in need of feedback. So far we know the auto-detection of IPs has not always worked and there may be a permissions issue on first-boot on the ISO, and I believe those items have been corrected (or are being corrected).

Anyway, feedback welcome. Here’s the announcement. Your participation is, as always, appreciated greatly. And the default login creds are on blog.2600hz.com . I will try to get an ISO wiki page up this weekend (or you can build one, too! Feel free to help out)

A Very v3 February View this email in your browser Kazoo v3 from 2600hz   A Very v3 February From KazooCon to IRC to our mailing lists, we've had a lot of fun getting to know many of you and a lot of fun building Kazoo. We've been pleasantly and continually surprised by the strength of our community; we appreciate everyone’s continued efforts to make this product better. To start the new year off right, we've got one more present leftover from the holidays. As you may have heard, we've been crazy busy building the third version of our software. Kazoo started out as an attempt to build a better communications system and, over time, it has become one of the best available.  Today, we are pleased to announce a streamlined installation experience with the launch of the Kazoo v3 ISO and the Kazoo v3 installation tool! We hope this allows some of you still running v2 to see all of the awesome benefits of v3. We're happy to announce further improvements in our latest version. Most notably v3 includes: One command installation (and single server support!) The Most stable and Secure Kazoo so far Simply Massive Performance Improvements Much, Much more!... This release represents the largest platform performance improvement yet and includes a ton of new technology. We think you'll absolutely love it!  To Use the new ISO While a wiki page for the ISO is still pending, installation should be self-explanatory. Just mount the ISO and boot, following any on-screen instructions. You must still apply IPTables yourself to secure the system, so please tread carefully as we work out some of the kinks on this ISO. For now, it’s awesome for development, but not quite recommended for production. http://repo.2600hz.com/ISOs/ To Use the All-in-One Installers Script Please head on over to https://2600hz.atlassian.net/wiki/display/docs/Kazoo+Single+Server+Install which has detailed instructions on how to use the shell script to perform a single-server installation. We hope you enjoy using these two new additions to the 2600hz Kazoo toolset and we hope you’ll consider providing feedback and contributions to the project to keep things rolling! Cheers, The 2600hz Team

[mdury]

I loaded this last night on Vmware Esxi 5, easiest single server install ever!
Nice work guys

[Eamon]

Installed on virtualbox no proble

[Paul Kramer]

I've tried a kazoo host on Hyper-V and the installation didn't generate any errors but for some reason I can;t hit the login page at kazoo.domain.com orkazoo.domain.com/kazoo-ui. Web page is unavailable. The httpd service is started as well as every other service (using these commands):

#Start/restart services

/usr/bin/epmd -daemon

/bin/netstat -ptlen | grep epmd

/etc/init.d/freeswitch stop

/usr/bin/freeswitch -nc -nonat &

/etc/init.d/haproxy start

/etc/init.d/kamailio restart

/etc/init.d/rabbitmq-server start

/etc/init.d/kz-whistle_apps start

/etc/init.d/kz-ecallmgr start

/etc/init.d/rsyslog restart

/etc/init.d/kz-whistle_apps status

debug "Start Apache"

/etc/init.d/httpd start

[Darren Schreiber]

When you say “kazoo.domain.com” have you tried the actual IP address in your browser instead?

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[Paul Kramer]

Yeah neither ip or fqdn works.

[Darren Schreiber]

Not really any way that IP doesn’t work and Apache is running… Either there is a firewall, network or other issue, this doesn’t sound related to the ISO or the all-in-one script?

If httpd is started you should at least get a CentOS page or something.

[Paul Kramer]

You were right... Default iptables rules were getting in the way. Thanks.

Paul