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Download FreePBX Distro

To get up and running fast, download and install the FreePBX Distro. This includes everything needed for a fully-functioning FreePBX system, including the operating system. Click on the link below to download FreePBX Distro. The download is an ISO file containing everything you need. This will completely re-format the hard drive you install it on. Upon completion, you will have a fully functioning FreePBX system, ready to configure for phones and SIP trunks. What’s Inside:
  • FreePBX GUI
  • Linux operating system 
  • Asterisk communications platform

FreePBX Distro

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Download FreePBX 16
Download FreePBX 16
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FreePBX Distro Download Links

Below is a list of the different download versions and links to each one.

For older archived copies of the FreePBX Distro, click here.
The links below are downloaded from our US Based Server.

64 BIT DOWNLOADS

SNG7-PBX16-64bit-2302-1

Release Date: February 2023

FreePBX 16 • Linux 7.8 • Asterisk 16, 18 or 19

Release Notes

This ISO can be written directly to a USB drive and installed without the need for any conversion tools.

HISTORICAL (End of Life) SNG7-PBX-64bit-1904

Release Date: May 2019

FreePBX 14 • Linux 7.6 • Asterisk 13 or 16 Supports UEFI and Legacy BIOS booting

This ISO can be written directly to a USB drive and installed without the need for any conversion tools.

STABLE SNG7-PBX-64bit-2203-2

Release Date: March 2022

FreePBX 15 • Linux 7.8 • Asterisk 13, 16 or 17
Supports UEFI and Legacy BIOS booting

Release Notes

This ISO can be written directly to a USB drive and installed without the need for any conversion tools.

Versions

SNG7-PBX16-64bit-2109-3

Release Date: April 2021

FreePBX 16 • Linux 7.8 • Asterisk 13.38.2, 16.17.0, 17.9.3 or 18.0.3

Release Notes

How to Install

Either method will require a monitor and a keyboard to be attached to the FreePBX system.

CD/DVD: Burn the ISO file onto a CD/DVD. With BIOS set to boot from the CD/DVD drive, insert the disk into the machine, and after system boots, simply follow the system prompts to install and configure.

USB key: Write the ISO file to a USB flash drive. With BIOS set to boot from a USB device, plug the USB key into the system and upon boot on-screen instructions will guide you the rest of the way.


For more in-depth guidance, the FreePBX wiki offers step-by-step installation instructions.

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FreePBX for Developers and Advanced Users

Looking to install the FreePBX software “tarball” installers onto your own distribution or update an existing one? Click here to see the installation wiki page

For older versions, check out the FreePBX Distro Archive.  

Note: If this is a brand new install, the latest FreePBX Distro (at the top of the page) will be, in most cases, the most efficient way to install a complete FreePBX system that is ready to configure for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Refer to the installation instructions above. For more in-depth instructions, check out the FreePBX Official Distro Guide on the FreePBX wiki.

Hardware requirements will differ depending on the number of users and concurrent calls required for your deployment. The hardware specifications used by Sangoma for the certified FreePBX appliances can be found here.

Visit System Admin Activation on the FreePBX wiki for full instructions.

There are 3 ways to get technical support assistance for FreePBX:

  1. Post your question on the FreePBX Forums. The forums are typically very active, so responses from community members can often be received relatively quickly.
  2. Visit the FreePBX wiki at wiki.freepbx.com. The wiki offers full documentation on FreePBX, including installation, administration manuals, and troubleshooting techniques.
  3. Contact Sangoma Technical Support. Sangoma engineers will assist you from start to finish, providing guaranteed quality support from FreePBX experts. For more information on hourly support services, please visit FreePBX Paid Support.

You can find details by visiting our Commercial Modules page.

Visit Installing Purchased Commercial Modules on the FreePBX wiki to find full instructions.

A list of all supported IP phones is located here.


Note:  Sangoma IP phones include a full lifetime license for EPM. Phones from non-Sangoma third party vendors require a license to use FreePBX EPM.

Visit the FreePBX wiki for assistance with Connecting Sangoma Phones to FreePBX.

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