Deploy Yeastar P-Series Cloud PBX in Data Center

You can deploy the Yeastar P-Series Cloud PBX in a Data Center.

Supported VM platform

Yeastar P-Series Cloud PBX can be deployed on the following VM platforms, which can eliminate the cost of separate hardware.
  • Microsoft Hyper-v
  • KVM
  • VMware
Note: Bochs is not supported.

Prerequisites

Procedure

  1. Set up your servers.
    You need to set up the following servers:
    • YCM Server
    • SBC Server(s)
    • SBC Proxy Server(s)
    • PBXHub Server(s)
    Important: The server network settings should meet with the following requirements:
    1. All the servers use single Ethernet port.
    2. For the YCM Server, SBC Server, and SBC Proxy Server, you should configure an NAT gateway to implement inbound and outbound internet connectivity. Make sure that the inbound and outbound IP addresses of a server are the same.
    3. For PBXHub server that only has private IP address, you should configure an NAT gateway for the server to only initiate one-way connection to the Internet, but not need to receive inbound connections initiated from the Internet.
    4. Make sure that the YCM Serer, SBC Server, SBC Proxy Server, and PBXHub Server can communicate with each other in both private network and the public Internet.
    5. For the Private IP address, the 172.17.x.x and 172.19.x.x IP address ranges MUST be avoided.
  2. Set up data disk for the servers.
    Note: You need to set up two additional data disks on each PBXHub Server for the storage of CloudPBX system data and recording files respectively.
  3. Configure the following settings on the router that acts as the gateway for the network where the SBC Server and SBC Proxy Server reside.
    1. Allow PING requests from the LAN (Local Area Network) to ensure that the SBC Server and SBC Proxy Server can PING the gateway for connectivity checks.
    2. Disable SIP ALG (Application Layer Gateway) to avoid potential issues with VoIP calls.

What to do next

Send your information of the deployment environment to Yeastar.