PBXinaflash - Easily install your own Asterisk-based PBX on Linux!
With PBX in a flash, you'll have a high-performance turnkey PBX that's easy to upgrade. We've tried to collect in one place everything you will need to create your own PBX in a Flash system in under an hour! Once you have your system installed, you'll have a fully functional server with the CentOS Linux operating system including an Apache web server, a SendMail server, a MySQL database server, an IPtables firewall, PHP, phpMyAdmin, WebMin, and more plus your choice of Asterisk 1.8, 10, or 11 and FreePBX 2.9, 2.10, or 2.11. You'll then be ready to choose (or not choose) from dozens of Add-On's that make PBX in a Flash a unique offering in the IP telephony marketplace. There's automatic backups, CallerID lookup services, X-Windows, SSL Keys, Gtalk and Google Voice, Cepstral with Allison for text-to-speech applications, fax support, and on and on. If you don't need the extra features, don't load 'em. But every Add-On is designed to install with one click in under a minute! For some applications, you may have to perform a bit of customization, but we've strived to make that an easy process with excellent documentation. What really separates PBX in a Flash from the competition is its painless upgradeability... and our #1 Goal is No Bloat, No Bugs! Whether it is the underlying CentOS operating system, the Asterisk telephony platform, the FreePBX web-based user interface, or Bug Fixes, upgrades are always one button click away. Enjoy and welcome to the PBX in a Flash family!
Getting Started with PBX in a Flash
- Download & Install CentOS
- Download the PBX in a Flash installation script
- Optionally Install Incredible PBX if desired. Adds nearly 50 preconfigured Asterisk applications.
- Update Your Server to Current Spec. Run update-programs and then update-fixes after logging into your server as root.
- Manage Your Server with the Web based GUI. Point your browser to the IP address of your server.
- Security. Configure your firewall securely and subscribe to our security RSS !
See the full Step by Step getting started guide here