Hello there fellow Asterisk users and developers. From start I have to mention I am new to Asterisk, but I am trying to learn as much as possible. What do I have I need to deploy in our office 11 VoIP phones by Cisco - SPA502G. We have a NAS by Synology - DS1511+ that has Asterisk installed as a package. We have a SIP account from our provider. Asterisk version is 1.8.13.1, Asterisk GUI-version: 2.1.0-rc1 Cisco VoIP phones updated to the latest version available.

Now I’m wondering, has anybody ever tried to install freePBX on a synology disk station or on a busybox installation? Oddballhero 2010-10-17 17:54:33 UTC #2 Got it running on a pogoplug with Optware on busybox 1.70. FreePBX 2.8 and Asterisk 1.6.

What do I need Setup the SIP account on Asterisk server Setup the user extension Make and receive calls What I did I have installed Asterisk package and I am able to access it The server on which Asterisk resides has two network cards. One NIC is assigned a public IP and is connected directly to the internet, without firewall. One NIC is assigned a private IP and is connected to the local network, behind NAT and firewall. The Cisco VoIP phones are connected to the local network and I can access their web server What is not working While setting up the SIP account from our provider, I get the Status 'Requesting' written in red and It does not register.

Hi there, I installed the 'official' Synology Asterisk package, and it works quite well. However, I would prefer to have FreePBX as a configuration tool on top of that, otherwise configuration and handling is rather complicated.

Has anyone successfully installed FreePBX on the Synology? This REALLY would help a lot, as FreePBX makes life so much easier (also with iSymfony etc.). Let's make the Diskstation the best free PBX as well, hope that you help to make it happen.

Eventually, the Synology developers will help as well. This should not be too far away from getting it done, now that Asterisk is already 'ported'. There are already 44000+ Synology users having downloaded, probably a lot are interested. Well I played around some more with asterisk on the NAS and I'm done. Freepbx is so much easier to modify than the current GUI. I needed to change the SIP transport to udp,tcp in order to work with my groundwire iphone app.

Fairly simple task in freepbx and plenty of pages showing exactly how to do it. Unfortunately it looks like I can't accomplish that through the current GUI. Or at least I can't find any documentation. Mainly because there is next to no documentation for this GUI. It's a shame as my plan was to upgrade to a better Synology NAS and this was my excuse to do it.

I love my Synology NAS and everything else I've done with it has been a breeze. Hi Derek, Having spent a significant time configuring the Synology Asterisk offering myself, I found a useful article on the asterisk forums. This leads me to believe that Synology have provided the older Asterisk GUI project rather than the newer FreePBX GUI - also confirmed on the release notes here: (notice the Asterisk GUI 2.1.0-rc1 upgrade, not FreePBX).

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To quote the words of Digiums Malcolm Davenport: 'Digium built the asterisk-gui project for the AA50 product, which is not generally available to the public any longer. The manual for that is here ' Anyway, might be worth a look at that PDF to see if it helps identify the setting through the GUI. Otherwise, you could always the sip.conf directly so that it contains: transport = tcp,udp Thanks Dave.

Hi Dave Thanks for the reply. With s2 sub. I believe you posted that link to the manual in an earlier topic and I found that it really doesn't match whats going on in the new GUI. This may be my Asterisk newbieness showing through but I just saw it as being way too time consuming trying to learn a new GUI.