System Settings

This is where you configure each instance of FusionPBX to talk to FreeSwitch. Most people will probably only have a single instance here, but multi-tennant environments will have a separate instance for each tennant.

The following settings must be set per instance. Domain: In a single tennant implementation this could be the IP address of the FreeSwitch server. In a multi-tennant environment you would ensure that you had a domain name assigned to each tennant. PHP Directory: Temp Directory: on linux/unix this is typically /tmp Bin Directory:	 the full path to the freeswitch/bin directory Startup Script Directory: Build Version: Build Revision: Label: Name: FreeSWITCH Directory: the full path to the freeswitch directory Parent Directory: Backup Directory: Web Directory: the full path to the FusionPBX directory Web Root: the full path to the FusionPBX directory Relative URL: Conf Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/conf directory Database Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/db directory htdocs Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/htdocs directory Log Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/log directory Mod Directory:	the full path to the freeswitch/modules directory Extensions Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/conf/directory/default directory Dialplan Public Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/conf/dialplan/public directory Dialplan Default Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/conf/dialplan/default directory Scripts Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/scripts directory Grammar Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/grammar directory Storage Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/storage directory Voicemail Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/storage/voicemail directory Recordings Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/recordings directory Sounds Directory: the full path to the freeswitch/sounds directory Provisioning TFTP Directory: Provisioning FTP Directory: Provisioning HTTPS Directory: Provisioning HTTP Directory: -Template - you have a choice of accessible, enhanced, classic, default. - accessible is a vertical menu and is good for beginners with FusionPBX as it shows all the menu options all the time, - but you may have to scroll down to see them all. -          - classic is a more traditional drop down menu structure and many experienced users of FusionPBX prefer this layout. -          - enhanced is like classic but with some dynamic cool backgrounds. -          - default has also cool backgrounds

If you know how to do multi-tenant please add notes here on how to do this.