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How to install FreePBX

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How to install FreePBX

FreePBX is an open source Graphical Front End application for Asterisk server in-order to manage Voice Over IP based telephony server Similar to Elastix server. It includes features like TDM and VoIP signalling software, all dependencies and a fully-featured webGUI. To start with the installation procedure, go to FreePBX Offcial website for further details and download the ISO file from there in-order to install this FreePBX distro edition on your system.

Installation procedure

To begin with the installation procedure, Insert any bootable media such as CD or Pen Drive to your system where you have the downloaded ISO file and run the media. You will find a boot screen as shown below. Choose the recommended option.

bootable media

Choose the Date and Time option to set the time and the date of the timezone you should specify.

time zone

Select the country where the installation procedure is going on and click done.
country selection

Choose software selection option to customize the softwares to be installed with FreePBX.
software selection

Select the Base FreePBX install option in the left pane and select the add-ons to be installed with it. Choose all the add-ons on the right pane and click done.
basic environment

Next you have to configure the partitioning of disk drives. Select the installation destination option in the installation summary page.
manual partioning

Choose custom partioning method or you can also choose the Automatic partitioning option upon your convenience.
custom partioning

In this manual partioning, we have to create three partitions for /boot (boot partition), swap (swap partition) and / (root partition) and click " +" option to add a new mount point.
partition starts

To add a new mount point, select the boot option and enter the desired capacity to be given in the partition and click the add mount point option.
boot partition

After creating all the three required partitions, the partitions of the disk drive is shown as below. Click done option to save the changes.

partitioning done

A summary of all the changes made in partition is shown. Choose Accept changes option.
summary of changes

Next, configure the Network and host name by selecting the option of the same name.
configure network

Select Configure option to create a network and a host name.
ethernet

In the IPv4 settings, enter the address, netmask and the gateway options along with the DNS server IP address and click save.
addresses

The summary of the created network is shown below.
summary of network

Now begin the installation process.
begin installation

While setting up the installation process, create a root password for security purposes.
root password

Set any root password and confirm the same. Click done option to save the password changes.
root password set

The installation is in progress and you may have a wait a few minutes to complete the installation process.
installation in progress

Reboot the target system once the installation is done.
reboot

Then open your brower and call the IP address of FreePBX server. Create an admin user account with username, password and admin email address and click create account.
admin user account

After logging in, open the FreePBX Administration icon in the home page of FreePBX.
freepbx administration

Login with admin credentials.
credentials

Select the language, system language and timezone to be used in FreePBX system.

freepbx

The installation procedure of FreePBX is complete. FreePBX can also be installed as a standalone software or as a part of pre-configured FreePBX Distro.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

Where I can find backup file location on elastix?

A

You can find your elastix backup files under "/var/www/backup directory".

Q

What are the commericiaal modules in FreePBX?

A

FreePBX Commercial Modules are add-ons that enhance the already feature rich base install of FreePBX! These modules are not Open Source GPL and are only designed to work with CentOS or RHEL systems. The FreePBX Distro is already preconfigured to work with these modules.

Q

What is FreePBX ecosystem?

A

As an open source GPL, web-based PBX solution, FreePBX is easy to customize and adapt to your changing needs. FreePBX can run in the cloud or on-site, and is currently being used to manage communications of all sizes and types of environments from small one person SOHO (Small Home, Small Office) businesses, to multi-location corporations and call centers. The FreePBX ecosystem provides you with the freedom and flexibility to custom design business communications around your needs.

Q

What is SIPStation SIP Trunking in FreePBX?

A

With SIPStation SIP trunking service, you can replace your old phone lines in just a few minutes and start saving money every month. SIPStation SIP trunking service delivers telephony services using your high-speed internet connection, eliminating the need for traditional phone service. No contracts, no fuss. The SIPStation service is directly integrated into every FreePBX system with the SIPStation module for easy setup and management.

Q

What are the FreePBX Appliances?

A

The FreePBX appliance is a purpose built, high performance PBX solution. Designed and rigorously tested for optimal performance this is the only officially supported hardware solution for FreePBX. The appliance comes pre-loaded with the FreePBX Distro and includes 60 FreePBX support credits!

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