This guide provides detailed steps to get started with MikoPBX and helps you quickly configure the system.
Follow the step-by-step instructions in the order presented for a quick and successful system setup.
MikoPBX is a full-fledged operating system for your hardware; it is not a standalone application. It is provided as an image file (*.iso, *.img, *.raw).
It supports various installation methods:
Installation on a standalone computer.
Installation in a virtual machine.
Installation using cloud services.
Installation in a Docker container.
Follow the link for your preferred installation method and proceed according to the provided instructions.
After installation, you need to access the MikoPBX web interface for further system configuration. To do this, find the PBX's IP address in the MikoPBX console:
In this example, the IP address is 192.168.0.203. To access the web interface, enter this IP address into your browser's address bar:
If the logs do not provide a username and password, use the default credentials:
Username: admin
Password: admin
After the first login, the system will prompt you to change your password.
For stable PBX operation, you need to configure the network through the Network and Firewall → Network Interface section. Detailed instructions for these settings can be found here.
In MikoPBX, all local subnets can be defined in the Network and Firewall → Firewall section. The firewall is intended to restrict access to the PBX based on traffic type and subnets. Follow the setup instructions here.
Fail2Ban blocks IP addresses exhibiting unusual activity; it can reduce the rate of failed authentication attempts and helps protect your PBX from hacking. Instructions to help with the setup can be found here.
After completing the initial PBX setup, you can proceed to create accounts for your employees. This instruction will assist you.
After adding employees, you need to connect providers to your PBX. Instructions for this section can be found here. Instructions with examples of configuring real providers can be found here.
At this stage, you need to set routing rules for incoming and outgoing calls: how calls passing through a specific provider will be handled:
To create routing rules, you may also need the following features:
The Marketplace allows you to extend the system's standard functionality using modules:
You can read more about Modules in MikoPBX in this article.
Information on registering in the MikoPBX Marketplace can be found here.
This completes the basic setup of MikoPBX! For a deeper exploration of MikoPBX's capabilities, we recommend referring to the comprehensive documentation.
