Install Yeastar P-Series Software Edition on Aruba in Debian

You can host and manage Yeastar P-Series Software Edition on Aruba in Debian using command line and leverage your Aruba knowledge to stay in full control of your PBX deployment.

Step 1. Create a Cloud VPS

  1. Log in to Aruba Cloud Control Panel, go to Public Cloud > VPS > Cloud VPS > Create new VPS.
  2. On the top of the page, select a data center closest to your location.

  3. In the Choose Technology section, select openstack hypervisor and Linux operating system.

  4. In the Choose Size section, select the server size based on the Extensions (EXT) and Concurrent Calls (CC) of your PBX system.

    1-20 EXT

    (1-5 CC)

    		 21-50 EXT

    (6-13 CC)

    		 51-250 EXT

    (14-63 CC)

    		 251-500 EXT

    (64-125 CC)

    		 501-1000 EXT

    (126-250 CC)

    		 EXT > 1000

    (CC > 250)
    vCPU 2 2 4 6 8 Contact Yeastar
    Memory 2 GB 4 GB 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB
    Storage Call Recording Disabled 40 GB 40 GB 50 GB 100 GB 200 GB
    Call Recording Enabled 1 GB of storage holds approximately 1000 minutes of recorded calls. You can set up the storage based on your recording usage.
  5. In the Choose Template section, select Debian from the Solutions for drop-down list to filter Debian templates, then choose Debian 12 64-bit from the results.

  6. In the Server Information section, enter a name to help you identify the Cloud VPS.

  7. In the Server account details section, set a password to use for the Cloud VPS, and add an SSH key as needed.

  8. Click CREATE YOUR CLOUD VPS.

  9. In the pop-up window, click CONFIRM NOW.

    Wait a few minutes for the Cloud VPS to be created and launched.

Step 2. Install Yeastar P-Series Software Edition

  1. Go to console for the Cloud VPS.
    1. On the Cloud VPS list, click MANAGE beside the Cloud VPS.

    2. On the right of the page, click GO TO THE CONSOLE.

    3. In the pop-up window, click GO TO THE CONSOLE.

  2. Connect to the Cloud VPS using the root credentials.

  3. Run the following commands to install Yeastar P-Series Software Edition.

    1. wget https://update-ys2015-alicloud.oss-cn-hongkong.aliyuncs.com/YeastarSupport/pseinstallscripts/aruba-debian-pse.sh
    2. chmod +x aruba-debian-pse.sh
    3. ./aruba-debian-pse.sh
  4. Wait for the installation process to complete.

    If a IPPBX login prompt is displayed, it indicates that P-Series Software Edition is installed.

Result

Yeastar P-Series Software Edition is installed successfully.

Open a web browser, enter the PBX's IP address and port in the address bar (e.g. https://5.249.150.211:8088), and press Enter.

Note: PBX's IP address is the IPv4 address for the Cloud VPS.

You will access the PBX web portal and enter the installation wizard of Yeastar P-Series Software Edition.

What to do next

Activate and set up Yeastar P-Series Software Edition to make it ready for use. You can do this using one of the following methods:

Complete setup via Web GUI using the installation wizard
Continue with the installation wizard in the Web GUI. This method only supports to complete the settings included in the wizard.
Complete setup via SSH using a prepared XML file

Upload a prepared XML file to the PBX via SSH. This method allows you to complete the initial setup and apply additional supported PBX settings, such as creating extensions, trunks, inbound routes, and more.

  1. Download the XML configuration file and edit it as needed.
  2. Upload the XML configuration file to the designated directory and reboot the PBX to take effect.

    For more information, see Activate and Set up Yeastar P-Series Software Edition Using XML Configuration File.

Note: If you want to access the PBX via SSH, you can use one of the following accounts:
  • Root Account: Username is root, and password is the credential configured in XML configuration file.

  • Support Account: Username is support, and password is the credential configured in PBX web portal (Path: Security > Security Settings > Console/SSH Access > Console Password) or in XML configuration file.
    Figure 1. Support password in PBX web portal
    Figure 2. Support password in XML configuration file