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1 +**//On this page~://**
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1 1  This page goes over how to determine which installation method was used to install your iSymphony server. Knowing which installation method was used is crucial when performing upgrades, and will allow you to determine which package to download for the upgrade.
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7 7  = Installation Methods =
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9 -There are three different installation methods for iSymphony.
15 +There are two different installation methods for iSymphony. The RPM method has two separate RPM packages that could be used.
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11 11  == RPM ==
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23 23  There are two separate RPM packages that you need to be aware of.
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25 -=== Vanilla RPM ===
31 +==== Vanilla RPM ====
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27 27  This is the RPM that is distributed at [[www.getisymphony.com.>>url:http://www.getisymphony.com./||shape="rect"]] The RPM is configured to run the iSymphony server as the **root** user. These RPMs will **not** contain "//fpbx//" in the RPM id.
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29 -=== FreePBX RPM ===
35 +==== FreePBX RPM ====
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31 31  This is the RPM that is distributed with the FreePBX and Asterisk Now distros. The RPM is configured to run the iSymphony server as the **asterisk** user. These RPMs will contain "//fpbx//" in the RPM id.
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39 +== Tarball ==
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41 +The Tarball installation package is usually utilized on systems like Debian, but can be used on RedHat systems as well.
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43 +If no RPM id could be found for iSymphony, or the rpm -qa command cannot be run, the installation was more than likely performed via the Tarball.
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