I believe that solution fixed the annoying Notice about the password being default - my problem has grown more complicated since trying to install fop2.2.

I tried it, but my issue still isn't resolved. Demo Mode Connection to manager OK! Thanks Greg for the super fast reply. The only mistake I made was failing to catch the introduction of the instructions: 'This upgrade applies to the ks16 or ks16alt install of 32 bit PiaF.Īsterisk 1.6.0.6, 1.6.1.1, 1.6.2.0, 1.6.2.6 with FreePBX 2.5.2.2 and 2.6.0.2, PiaF Purple, Asterisk 1.8, FreePBX 2.8.10.' (No mention of FreePBX 2.9 - not sure if this is a problem or not) When finished, I ran: /usr/local/fop2/fop2_server -test It responded with the expected: Flash Operator Panel 2 - No valid license found.

The instructions say to make sure the passwords are the same - so I took it upon myself to go ahead and change the passwords (identical, of course, just not the default amp111). Issue 2= FOP upgrade to 2.2: I followed the fop2 install instructions from: While following the instructions, I learned that the asterisk manager password was placed in at least two locations: /etc/nf and /etc/asterisk/nf. I gave up trying to figure out the problem and moved on to upgrading my fop to fop 2.2. I tried to enter a new password in ConfigEdit=>/etc/nf but it wouldn't save. My system: PIAF: 1.7.5.6.2 (iso downloaded ) FreePBX: 2.9.0.7 Asterisk: 1.8.4.1 OS: CentOS 5.6 Kernel Ver: 2.6.18-238.9.1.e15 - 32 Bit Issue 1= FreePBX upgrade to 2.9: After upgrading FreePBX to 2.9, I saw the notice stating 'You are running with the default, well-known Asterisk Manager Password'. Unfortuantely I am not sure which change broke my server, so I am trying to troubleshoot two issues at once. I had a perfect system until yesterday, but then I had to go and upgrade FreePBX to 2.9, and then try to upgrade fop to fop 2.2, and somewhere along the way I must have messed something up. Install Flash Operator Panel Asterisk Average ratng: 8,6/10 9814votes

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