Hi from "Down Under" =) You should be able to login with either your "root" account, or the user account you specified in the setup. I hope you remember your password...! (Forgot my own often enough...). Once in, you'll be able to execute normal CLI commands from the BASH shell. Asterisk should've started automagically, so you will be able to access the Asterisk console, and have a poke around, check out why that URIx light isn't blinking. As for the startup, it can take a little while sometimes, most Linuxes aren't pretty like Windows, you have to watch the text scroll. Once you get used to it, its actually quite good to actually see what the system is (or isn't) doing. I certainly take advantage of it when ever bringing up one of my embedded boards. Let me know if theres any more issues, and I'm sure someone will be able to help. 73s! Shane. On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 3:25 AM, Chris K7AZ <kilo7AlphaZulu@verizon.net> wrote:

Okay,

I made the system config changes and then added port forward for 222. Could not find where to set the IP address other than the DNS/Router. I believe it still has DHCP.

I thought it was hung up on Starting SendMail but it now shows K7AZ LOGIN:

URIx Green Light is no longer blinking. Is there a “Normal Centos” command list specific to AllStar?

Thanks, K7AZ

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