# Old Install

![image](../_static/images/logo_right.png)

CLICK HERE FOR THE NEW INSTALL
<http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/installation_recommended_new.html>

> Welcome to the FUSIONPBX getting started guide. In this section we
> will show how to install FUSIONPBX. FUSIONPBX can be used on multiple
> different operating systems, databases, and web servers. In this guide
> we will show on Debian 8 (Jessie), Postgresql and NGINX. **Please note
> to have a clean install. The install script will install everthing but
> the Operating System**
>
> **1.** Goto a console and follow the recomended steps from
> <http://fusionpbx.com/download.php>
>
>     cd /usr/src 
>     apt-get install wget  
>     wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-scripts/master/install/debian/install_fusionpbx.sh  
>     chmod 755 install_fusionpbx.sh 
>     ./install_fusionpbx.sh install-both auto 



> **2.** The install script will apt-get update/upgrade the system and
> ask you a few questions
>
>     The pgsql username is fusionpbx
>     The pgsql database name is fusionpbx
>     Please provide a password for the fusionpbx user
>      Password:IloveFusionpbx
>     Let's repeat that
>      Password:IloveFusionpbx
>
> *It can take between 15-30 minutes to compile and install*



> **3.** Goto a web browser and enter the ip address :
>
>     Now you'll need to manually finish the install and come back
>     This way I can finish up the last bit of permissions issues
>     Just go to
>     http://ur_domain_or_ip.com
>     MAKE SURE YOU CHOOSE PostgreSQL as your Database on the first page!!!
>     ON the Second Page:
>     Database Name: fusionpbx
>     Database Username: fusionpbx
>     Database Password: whateveryouentered
>     Create Database Username: Leave_Blank
>     Create Database Password: Leave_Blank



> 
>
> **4.** Web browser Installation part
>
> :   
>
>     Select Language
>     :   **Pick your language. Click next**
>
>     ![image](../_static/images/install_lang.jpg)



> 
>
> Freeswitch Detect
> :   **Detecting folder paths used**
>
> ![image](../_static/images/install_detect_freeswitch.jpg)
>
> **Don\'t change anything here**



> 
>
> Database Configuration
> :   **Click Execute**
>
> ![image](../_static/images/install_database_config.jpg)
>
> **Don\'t change anything here**



> 
>
> Admin Login Configuration
> :   **Click Next**
>
> ![image](../_static/images/install_admin_username.jpg)
>
> This will create the superadmin login that will be used in your web
> browser.

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> **5.** Goto Console and press enter :
>
>     When PostgreSQL is configured come back and press enter.
>
>     The FusionPBX installation changed permissions of /usr/local/freeswitch/storage
>     Waiting on you to finish installation (via browser), I'll clean up
>     the last bit of permissions when you finish.Waiting on /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/config.php
>
>     /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/config.php Found!
>     Waiting 5 more seconds to be sure.
>     .....   Fixing...
>     FIXED
>     Setting up Fail2Ban for FusionPBX
>
>
>
>     Installation Completed.  Now configure FreeSWITCH via the FusionPBX browser interface
>
>     http://104.233.77.151
>     Default login is (whatever you picked in the GUI install):
>     User: WhateverUsernameYouPicked
>     Password: YourPasswordYouPicked
>     Checking to see if FreeSWITCH is running!



> 
>
> Install Finished
> :   **Login with the username and password you choose during the
>     install**
>
> > ![image](../_static/images/ilogin.jpg)

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**Note**: To display the logo at the top and not in the menu

    go to advanced -> default settings >  menu_style >  set to inline