FreePBX on your QNAP NAS - Complete setup guide

The "Free" in FreePBX stands for Freedom. That's because FreePBX, the world's most popular open-source IP PBX, gives users the tools to build a phone system tailored to their needs.

1:09 - Preparing your NAS for installation
1:44 - Installing FreePBX on your NAS
2:31 - Creating the virtual machine for FreePBX
6:26 - Logging in to FreePBX for the first time
08:04 - FreePBX dashboard

NAS used in the demo.

TVS-h1288X
8 x 12TB Seagate Ironwolf Pro Drives
2 x Seagate 480Gb M.2 Installed (System)
4 x Seagate Ironwolf 510 (Installed in QM2-4P-384)

Where to buy your QNAP NAS

[LorneG]

Good to see the update recommendation at the end, particularly important post install. Be sure to also check the System Updates tab of the Updates module and update whatever is showing there then reboot.

[joeschwaa]

It would be great if you could do a version for Container Station

[antaloga]

Thanx for another great video (a bit late, two years after...). I've been running FreePBX for about a year now, on a tvs-872xt. Only difference from your setup here is that I had to move the freepbx to a separate nic to avoid some routing problems (for the NAS, not for the pbx). Might be because of something I didn't get right in Unifi, or connected with trunking between qnap and Unifi.
Anyhow, I wanted to query how it would be to tun FreePBX in a docker container. Will it work on a qnap NAS? Can't find any definite info, so I suppose that it might not be the best solution.
If it is possible, I wouldn't have to run any VM on the NAS, only docker, and I could run a docker swarm with another NAS and that way have a fail-over pbx.

[MichalK_Photo]

My TS-231P2, TS 212P, TS 112 doesn't enable virtualization :((