We configure a computer name and from “Configure” > “General” mark as active interface and “IPv4 Settings” We configure our static IP address. In the setup menu, before making the installation we will configure what interests us, at least from the network options “Network & Hostname”, Select “Graphical Installation – Output to VGA”,
We disclaim iso web de FreePBX, We introduce the ISO to a virtual machine and do the installation, usually select the recommended option (although later the update), FreePBX 14 Installation (Asterisk 13). I said, in this post I will use a virtual machine that'll create in my VMware environment, It will be a very ligerita machine as Asterisk depending on the environment does not require great resources, I remind you that in a Raspberry Pi is great too! This document will install a MV, and said, in this and other documents see for example how to create extensions, and connecting a softphone… if we have fiber optic Movistar, how to make and receive calls to our switchboard, or better yet, how to make calls through a Raspberry Pi directly with voice commands, in plan “Call mom” and have a calling system for the living room flipante, a good microphone and speaker… we have a free hands molón!
This first document only consists of an installation and base configuration we will use in future documents to do very cool things about integrating it with Raspberry Pi.Īmong other, we have 2 options, or installing FreePBX on a virtual machine, or use such as a Raspberry Pi and install directly RasPBX. In this document we see the installation of a telephone exchange via IP FreePBX, distribution that brings installed Asterisk GUI and allows us to configure our PBX using a simple and intuitive way.
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