JumpBox for vTiger
vTiger is a Web-based customer relationship management (CRM) system that competes with applications like Goldmine, SugarCRM, and Salesforce.com. The JumpBox for vTiger is a virtual appliance that requires minimal technical knowledge to install. It has a built in Web administration console, and a backup system that supports archiving the state of the JumpBox to NFS, Windows file shares, and Amazon S3.
| Tags | Information Management Issue Tracking Office/Business CRM |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Mac OS X Windows OS Independent POSIX Linux Unix |
| Translations | English |
Recent releases
- 13 Oct 2008 21:01
Release Notes: A unique SSL certificate for the JumpBox Administration Portal is generated on initial boot. The expiration date of the self signed certificate is 10 years from initial boot. An issue that complicated moving the JumpBox to a new directory with VMware has been resolved. Portability is still complicated by snapshots and suspends. Consider trying the JumpBox backup and restore tools where possible.
- 15 Jul 2008 21:07
Release Notes: This JumpBox is now running on the production release of the v.1.1 platform, and includes several enhancements. Most notably, this includes built-in automated backups to Amazon S3, integrated Web stats for the application, a GUI-based SSL cert configuration tool, a GUI-based method for configuring an email relay, and an update of the underlying OS to Ubuntu Base 8.04 LTS.
- 30 May 2008 07:45
Release Notes: vTiger has been updated to version 5.0.4. Users should be able to restore from the vTiger JumpBox versions 1.0 and later.
- 05 Oct 2007 21:35
Release Notes: Changes to the JumpBox Navigation Bar URLs to make putting the JumpBox behind a Web proxy easier.
- 28 Aug 2007 18:23
Release Notes: DHCP is no longer required. The JumpBox console is now an interactive text application that allows you to set a static IP for your JumpBox. A bug has been fixed that failed to properly test write permissions on a backup volume, thus improving the robustness of the backup mechanism. Apache logs will be saved for 4 weeks rather than 52 weeks. There are no application-specific updates.
