📄️ Configure Email Settings
FS PBX uses Laravel's built-in mailer to send notifications such as voicemail alerts, password resets, license updates, and system messages. Correctly configuring email settings ensures all automated messages are delivered reliably.
📄️ Domains (Multi-Tenancy 101)
In FS PBX, a Domain is the core “tenant” concept. If you’re coming from Asterisk, think of a Domain as a fully isolated PBX instance living inside one shared platform—its own users, extensions, devices, dialplans, voicemail, ring groups, call center configs, and (often) its own trunks—without needing separate servers.
📄️ Create Your First Extension
Extensions are the core of your phone system --- they represent users or devices that can make and receive calls through FS PBX.\
📄️ Devices
In FS PBX, Devices are primarily used for auto-provisioning—that is, generating and delivering phone configuration files so supported phones can “plug in and just work.”
📄️ Users
In FS PBX, a User is a person’s login to the web dashboard. Users control who can sign in, what they can see, and what they’re allowed to change.
📄️ Gateways
In FS PBX, a Gateway is how your PBX connects to the outside world—usually to a SIP carrier (VoIP provider) so you can make and receive calls using real phone numbers (DIDs).
📄️ Dialplan Manager
The Dialplan Manager is an advanced area of FS PBX used to view and edit FreeSWITCH dialplans directly.
📄️ Phone Numbers
In FS PBX, Phone Numbers usually refer to your external numbers from a carrier—often called DIDs. These are the numbers people dial from the public phone network to reach your business.
📄️ Language Settings and Sounds
FS PBX has separate language settings for the web interface, email templates, and the audio callers hear. This guide explains how to select an interface language, create email templates in another language, and configure call audio.