The easiest way to install FreePBX is to download this small "net installer" ISO, burn it to a CD, and then boot your system off the ISO. Your system will then reformat and upon completion you will have a fully functioning FreePBX Distro ready to configure your phones and trunks.

FreePBX Distro

Looking to just download one of the latest FreePBX "tarball" installers to roll your own distribution or update an existing one, here are the two latest releases ready to install and get going. If this is a brand new install, the FreePBX Distro above is your quickest and easiest way to get a complete "FreePBX appliance" fully installed and ready to configure for your needs.

freepbx-2.9.0.tar.gz
freepbx-2.10.0beta2.tar.gz

If you are running Version 2.3 or later, there is no need to pull the tarball to upgrade. You can simply use the Online Module Administration page to upgrade the entire package by choosing the FreePBX Framework Module. Otherwise, complete instructions to upgrade from a tarball can be found at: Upgrade Instructions

Installing FreePBX from scratch requires the installation of many prerequisite components. Although there are several pre-configured ISOs available (see above), detailed instructions for several flavors of Linux can be found on the Installation Instructions Page

Where: Cleveland, OH
When: May 10-12, 2011

Attending one of our seminars is a great way to gain an in depth knowledge of working with and deploying FreePBX systems while networking with other professionals sharing common interests. Not only will you get the best technical training available in the FreePBX*AsteriskNOW*trixbox*Elastix*PBX-in-a-Flash space but you will have an opportunity to mingle with some of the great minds and developers behind FreePBX! If you are thinking of coming you should get your registrations in quickly to assure space. Once we are full, there is no option to find a bigger room! We look forward to seeing you there!