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  2. SSL/TLS Setup
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  4. On a new installation of FusionPBX, TLS for SIP is available to use once you run `letsencrypt.sh <../getting_started/lets_encrypt.html>`_ and make a few setting changes in FusionPBX.
  5. Configure TLS
  6. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  7. Configuration for SIP to use TLS can be achieved with the following steps.
  8. * First open an ssh terminal or console window.
  9. * cd /usr/src/fusionpbx-install.sh/debian/resources/
  10. * Execute `letsencrypt.sh <../getting_started/lets_encrypt.html>`_
  11. * Login to your FusionPBX installation.
  12. * Go to Advanced > Variables.
  13. * Scroll down to **SIP Profile:** Internal (This can be done on any SIP Profile)
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  16. * Set **internal_ssl_enable** value to **true** in lowercase.
  17. * Go to Status > SIP Status.
  18. * Click **FLUSH CACHE** at the top right.
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  21. * Click **Rescan** on the profile.
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  24. * You should now see at the right under **State** (RUNNING)(0)(TLS)
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