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  • Click on the Tango Frog picture at the upper right corner of the screen.

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  • In the pop-up, enter your Email address and Machine ID.

  • Click the Save button.

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The Check Online button will pull down the current list of modules and tell you whether updates are available. 

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Basic

This repository holds the base modules.

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Once the results are in, you can check the Show only upgradeable box. This will hide all modules that don't have upgrades available.

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Bulk Action: Downloading or Upgrading All Updated Modules

Toward the right side of the screen, you will see a set of buttons: Download allUpgrade allReset, and Process.

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Download all

  • Click this button if you would like to download (but not install) the latest versions of all upgradable modules. The button will become highlighted when selected. 

  • The button does not actually initiate the download; it only indicates your selection. Click the Process button to begin the download process.

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  • Click the Process button to begin processing the selected actions.

  • You'll be asked to confirm your selected actions. If you haven't selected any actions, you'll be reminded to do so. Click the Confirm button to proceed.
    In this example, we have used the Upgrade all button to download and install available upgrades.

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  • Click the Confirm button to proceed.

  • A status window will pop up displaying the progress of the actions. When the process is complete, click the Return button that appears.
     

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  • Click the Apply Config button to apply the changes.

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In this example, we are looking at the System Admin module. We have clicked Check Online at the top of the page. An upgrade is available. The module is installed and enabled.

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Track: Stable / Beta

Modules can have separate repos or tracks. These tracks can determine what types of updates the module receives. Some modules have only one track. Tracks can only be changed after clicking the Check Online button at the top of the page.

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After you have disabled a module, it will show a "disabled" status in the module list.
 

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Enable

If a module is installed but not enabled, you can click the Enable button to indicate that you want to enable it. Then click the Process button to perform the action.

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After you have enabled a module, it will show an "Enabled" status in the module list.
 

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Install

Some modules are present on your system but have not yet been installed. For these, you will see a message "Not installed (locally available)." These can be installed without the need to download. Simply click the Install button then click the Process button.

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Uninstall

While you can disable a module to temporarily disable it, the more nuclear option is to uninstall it. This will remove the module and its file system data. Depending on the module, this may remove database info that belongs to it as well. To uninstall, click the Uninstall button and then click the Process button.

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Remove

If a module has been uninstalled, it may still be available locally. You can make it unavailable by removing it from the system. To do this, click the Remove button and then click the Process button.

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Starting in version 12 you can downgrade module versions from Modue Admin. If you wish to downgrade, you first click the 'Check Online' button, wait for the page to refresh, and then expanding the module in question from the module list. Once expanded, the menu option 'Previous' will show, click that, and from there you can roll back to any of the previous 5 versions.

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Purchasing Commercial Modules within Module Admin

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In the Module Admin module, you will see a "Buy" button next to any commercial modules that are available for purchase.

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Info

If you are still seeing a "Buy" button for a module that should have a valid, unexpired license, please see the Installing Purchased Commercial Modules wiki for instructions on how to update the license file on your PBX. After following those instructions, the "Buy" button should disappear for modules that are licensed to this PBX deployment.

Adding Items to Your Cart

  • Click the Buy button for each module you want to add to your shopping cart.

    • After you add your first module, you will see a total price for your cart in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

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    • If you continue to add more modules, you will see a pop-up window showing your shopping cart contents, with the option to continue shopping or check out. You can click the Continue Shopping button if you would like to close this window.

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Removing Items from your Cart

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  • Click the cart button if you are not already viewing your shopping cart contents.

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    • Note: If your shopping cart looks like this, with only the Continue Shopping and Checkout buttons at the bottom, click Checkout to proceed to the next step below.

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  • At this point, you need to either enter the credentials for your Sangoma Portal account or indicate that you are a new customer. A Portal account is required in order to complete your purchase. If you do not have a Portal account, you will have the opportunity to create one here.

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  • Choose one of the options below:

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You can choose to either Download (From Web) or Upload (From Hard Disk) as described below.

Downloading from the Web

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  • In the Type drop-down menu, select Download (From Web).

  • Enter the path to the remote module. This is typically the direct address of a module tarball.

  • Click the Download (From Web) button.

  • The PBX will attempt to download remotely and upload locally.

Uploading from the Hard Disk

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  • In the Type drop-down menu, select Upload (From Hard Disk).

  • Click the Choose File button. This will bring up your OS file system dialog.

  • Select a local file from your computer.

  • Click the Upload (From Hard Disk) button.

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  • Click the local module administration link or the Manage local modules button to return to the Module Admin homepage.

  • Find your newly uploaded module in the list.

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  • Click on the name of the module in order to expand the information for it.
     

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  • Click the Install button.
     

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  • Click the Process button.

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  • You'll be asked to confirm the action. Click the Confirm button to continue.
     

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  • A pop-up will display the progress of the installation. When it finishes, click the Return button.

  • Click the Apply Config button when done.