Free Private Phone System (PBX)

[@davidbombal]

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[@praneshdesai9712]

Hello Sir Installed nethunter successfully on my Nothing phone 2.. M getting error while enabling monitor mode - after entering command ' airmon-ng start wlan0 .. says cannot access sys/class/net... Does it requires rooted phone ? Or need a external wifi adapter ?

[@Taqiyya-Slayer]

Tried out .. we cannot customize outbound proxy and custom port. Only preset trunk options avaliable.

[@scottspa74]

Phenominal video! Been studying for ccna for a bit now, and this aort of thing isnt really addressed. Super awesome to see networking taken to arenas other than what the ccna covers. Very cool to see the breadth of what networking entails. Thank you so much, david.

[@distributedby]

I’m the overall IT administrator for my company and I have been considering migrating our 30 year old office Panasonic PBX to Cox voip for about 2 years, it would be nice if you could go over the Professional version hosted locally with physical phones. Crazy enough, the Panasonic system that we use has been working forever, but it lacks modern functionality and when the system hardware fails, you can only buy refurbished parts(if they’re available) and then you have to pay a premium. So this would definitely be nice to see more in detail because I want to get off this system! ❤

[@davidbombal]

Thanks for sharing! Cool story 😀

[@hariranormal5584]

my dad's office just moved from a old Panasonic to Avaya digital systems Cool part is I get to take the old Panasonic PBX home :D it seems like a pita to configure tho

[@HopelessAutistic]

What the heck do you mean “missing modern functionality”? The damn thing is built like a tank, 3CX runs in windows and needs to be connected to the internet all the time. Not to mention any office telephony features can’t be replicated in IP because of religious group think of pure open interoperability. Just go to the cloud is instead if you want “modern functionality” and aid and abet Ewaste

[@JEENAKKA]

@@hariranormal5584how much did the avaya migrartiom cost from the Panasonic

[@iblackfeathers]

fantastic video. suggestion - i’m probably sure you are aware of extreme privacy’s voip solutions found in the book. many of them are not practical / highly problematic like a fidget toy or you have to be at the mercy of voipms’s approval process with revealing your info. i would really like to see you tackle this issue of having true private voip phone numbers one can use to send and receive text sms and calls. bonus is if they are viewed as nonvoip numbers for registering online accounts, like when a certain email service starting with a g locks your acct until you give them a cell number.

[@davidbombal]

Great suggestion!

[@raphaelmutili]

Good intro on phone system. But would be interested if you could jump into diving into purely open solutions like Asterisk and Freeswitch which are pioneers in these phoney business

[@johndoe-jl8jc]

I thought the same, then realized its a paid commercial.

[@BrianMaddox]

I still remember back in the day when everyone was going nuts over Asterisk to set up a free PBX.

[@driver288]

I had Asterisk or actually freepbx running on a laptop in my basement. Later changed it to a trix box community server. Worked great. But where I live now few companies use sip and many just use MEX and the cell network now. We use that. No hard phones anymore. We use the built in dialer on out cell phones to dial and have an app to control what number is displayed. Switchboard landline or mobile number. It can be set to automatically switch to mobile number when work hours stop or when status is set to out of office. We seamlessly receive calls made to landline or mobile number but use mobile numbers internally and expose landline numbers to customers and partners. That way we can redirect calls when in meetings and such but still keep the mobile. Umber open.

[@bu5hm4nn]

Same here

[@ThomasScott-g8t]

Great video, thanks! We've used 3CX for a while but have since switched to Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX, which has been excellent, especially for MSPs.

[@gordonreeder3451]

Thanks for this video. It's actually the 2nd video I've seen in as many days about setting up a 3CX phone system. I've had a 2 line VoIP phone system for our house phone for about 15 years. It's separate from our cell phones. I'm thinking of looking into this 3CX system to integrate the house phone with our cell phones.

[@Bryghtpath]

This video shows setting up your own phone system is easier than convincing tech support you're not the problem.

[@clearpass5001]

My PBX phone system works on a RaspberryPi, and includes OpenVPN client and server, so hardware phones can connect to it from anywhere over the internet. Soft phones too, including Android, Windows, Linux, etc systems, also real Cisco, Avaya, Snom, Yealink phones.

[@gencbeyin34]

Is it possible to make outgoing call from android phone using dial up line? If its possible, how? Thx

[@gencbeyin34]

I'm using free phone line 3.000 minutes for outgoing call with Fiber internet. I want to use those minutes from my mobile phone for free. It would be perfect for me to use on mobile. Any recommendation?

[@cyb3rtronic]

do you use 3CX or something else on the RaspberryPi ?

[@gencbeyin34]

@@cyb3rtronic No

[@Thuja814]

I’ve been looking at software options, like the Synapse Matrix server. I’m hoping to host from a RPi 5 and connect with a mobile device. What are you running?

[@abhinavkumar-hg8su]

Thank You sir. Can you kindly make a detailed video about setting up a professional Enterprise environment. It will be a great addition.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Will do - be great to teach about hosting this locally and setting up NAT / Firewall rules etc.

[@Lightcode777]

Thank you for this video, David! Thanks to you, I now have my own private phone system running in the cloud that I use for my family to make and receive calls to each other!

[@TABLESAWTIM]

I will need fail-over to internet (Starlink/Other) because of frequently downed trees on near landlines, I appreciate you for bringing this to our attention. This will be fun. Thank you, Tim

[@oldmedstudent1750]

Thanks David, I've been waiting for a good video on PBX for a long time. Great work.

[@consultcorpgroup1231]

Thanks for keeping us updated on technology advances and other settings that are very useful. 🙏🏻

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@Tthemagicman]

I was recently brought onto the telecommunications team at my networking job so this is extremely helpful. I'm also working on adding voip services to my CML lab at the moment. Thanks again David!

[@MatVisuel]

David Bombal , we love you ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@davidbombal]

Thank you so much!

[@SuarSatya]

Brings back nostalgia when configuring Cisco IP Phone and Avaya.

[@mfalmekijani7109]

Can you use a femtocell with it or would be better without it..?

[@ok_boss149]

Always a pleasure and new learning. Thank you Sir Bombal. ~ A newbie

[@davidbombal]

Very happy to hear that! Thank you!

[@Waiel]

Yes we are interested in you showing us a video on how to set it up on our own hosting platform in the professional plan. Hopefully they will be willing to sponsor you again for another video, I am sure there is a lot of us who are interested. thank you

[@gamereditor59ner22]

0:10 : I know VoIP and SIP! Thank you for more interesting information, David!

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome! Happy to hear that you know the protocols 😀

[@fitcooking4262]

This could turn into a whole series, would love seeing the whole thing start to finish

[@Thulebeez]

Thanks for this intro, can do more demos for the different options like Hosted versus on Prem setup detail costing, reporting on usage (TMS) , SIP lines etc.

[@manavrupani2460]

Great stuff sir, I really appreciate the practicality and quality of your content and this is a gamechanger without too high charges or subscriptions and you make it so simple that i am definitely trying this out, I would love to see an extended version or maybe an hourlong tutorial exploring 3CX in it's entirety covering all of its features and options - Respect from India

[@yqhdmonb2035]

Great job bruh!. Thanks for your time, it has benefited us well, saved us a lot of time and money is time.

[@jacktringoli3299]

I would love a follow up for the professional version. I definitely enjoy this type of content and from a source I trust like this channel. Please do more of this type of content 🙏

[@jacktringoli3299]

Especially the security behind all of it and how to make sure this is all secure

[@Sadaguchi1]

It's very useful, my company using a pbx system too and it so complicate to get used to, thanks for all your hard work 👍👍👍👍

[@HopelessAutistic]

PBX systems are complicated by design. Research the history of electronic key telephone systems.

[@EarlLiles7]

Thanks David for the content. Would like to see more indept coverage on this as some was settings were covered too quickly.

[@zwierze]

Great material. I'd love to see VoIPs in depth!

[@thegreendragoon]

I would love to hear a deep dive into the VoIP infrastructure setup and processes such as port forwarding setup for voice lines.

[@Recordesk]

Tks to 3CX. PORT forwarding, firewall, and trunks. YES. More David. Tks. Grateful Lerner 🙏🏾

[@Vikkusan]

Great first video about 3CX David :) It would be awesome to see some tips and tricks for admins and advice. DO and donts is always helpful to know :)

[@brianmartin7632]

I'm rather shocked to hear you omitted the massive supply chain attack using 3CX app, how it happened and was handled. Especially since you're frequently pushing security. Not saying using 3cx is a bad idea. Oh and not to mention the 'controversy' with a certain c-suite person.

[@flyzalstudios]

Sponsored videos have limitations!

[@khunteebwar]

Seem he omitted this because it's a sponsored video.

[@timballam3675]

Used to use 3CX running on a Pi4, not using 3CX when they started forcing people to use "their cloud system"

[@PankajMahajan-p2t]

For Example Microsoft V/S Google , Microsoft provides Standalone Servers to Public where as Google Provide Cloud Services , No wonders on Google Marketing Strategy it may wipe off Microsoft one day....Blaming to new IT user who do want to save penny ....see what happen to SMPT servers now ......SSL gulp it out !! Right

[@adsolutions4883]

You can use 3CX on-premises Professional edition

[@STLMetroSirensMain]

I just run Cisco Communications Manager ver 14, Ive used 3CX for a year and it would always bother me to buy a license. It never offered me to use the StartUp

[@consultcorpgroup1231]

Amazing. I like the concept for implementation 👍🏻

[@davidbombal]

Glad you like it!

[@3cx-Global]

Great video David! 👏🎬

[@OstJoker]

It's not a video, its commercial you paid for.

[@danieltran7637]

Sounds interesting, would appreciate it to see more videos about this topic in the future. :)

[@neon-vpn7]

Very Useful, please provide more topics concepts on VoIP SIPs

[@jayandy154]

Good stuff David, we need more

[@majiddehbi9186]

Sorry my english are so limited I can't find the words to express how interessting this topic is maybe I've just tosay thx David making our Telecom growing

[@gedgicat2063]

Very interesting, would be interesting to see any domestic ish style solutions especially with a number of UK fibre internet providers not supporting VoIP services at all

[@skynet.yousha]

It's nice to learn new tech on telecommunication technology.

[@baklulu7392]

Would be interested to see an open source solution with/on self hosted server and of course integration for outbound calls with a provider.

[@Thuja814]

This

[@dataterminal]

Just as you're talking about setting up port forwarding, my ISP only offers CGNAT so no port forwarding natively. However, you can setup a VPN that allows a port forward back to your network. I'm using a cheap Mikrotik box with Router OS, assigned bridge with interfaces, ethernet + wifi dedicated to that vpn connection, with a port forward via the VPN. This allows me to just plug directly into the VPN or access it automatically when connected to the wifi network, while everything else stays on CGNAT'd IP range. You can pick up the Microtik hAP super cheap now, while not super fast, they do provide a lot of options for situations like this. Might be worth doing a video on this as CGNAT is only getting more popular as newer ISPs run out of IPv4 space.

[@csexecutiveservices]

A VPS can also host this and forward in via a normal web browser, using fqdn (pbx.your-domain.tld) and or soft phones via their app.

[@travish1853]

I sell PBX and VoIP systems, we have a pretty good setup. Good to see another system out there, I'll be looking into 3CX now too!!

[@RomoJack]

There was a point in time when you could host SMB on prem I think it was before version 20. Those who were hosting it on prem before version 20 were grandfathered in, I was self-hosting since version 16 if I remember correctly, and can continue to host on prim it was a great way to learn the software.

[@davidbombal]

Pity we cannot do it today, but it's cool that we have can use the Pro version for a while for free to learn 😀

[@sweetkawi636]

Yes sir, More please

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Will do 😀

[@GornaBanqSquad]

Thank you! I hope to see video for pro 3CX setup .

[@Goodmusicandlove]

0:14 I don't,but I've got a feeling I'm about to know tho ❤😂

[@jkinkamo]

Thanks, that was cool! So, now let's throw those PMR446 and other VHF walkie talkies away and get 3CX. E.g. hunters and hikers can configure own talk groups for free. Interesting to see whether this or other VOIP app can replace old school CB radio from the 70's and 80's, i.e. you could talk with some random truck drivers etc.

[@nerd6134]

Hi David, your old student here sir. I would really appreciate if you could make courses or videos on these core technologies so that one can also understand and use their own brain to twitch things and use their own logic. It makes learning even better.

[@chuckobra]

Terrific, relevant content as always, David!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! I appreciate that 😀

[@helpdesk_to_networkengineer]

Love this! Can you demonstrate how you got that phone number from ring central and how much it would cost. And its it possible to use Magic Jack as the source phone number? I would love to use 3CX with Magic Jack. Those two low cost items would make a killer phone system. Amazing video as always!

[@raphaelmutili]

@@helpdesk_to_networkengineer Yes very possible I actually integrated magic jack with Asterisk. But you will need an FXS Gateway which is meant to connect to analog phones using RJ11 cables. In this case Magic jack will act as an analogue phone but it will be connected to internet on the RJ45 port. Then you configure outbound calls from your PBX to your FXS gateway which has an ip address and calls will be routed through magic jack.

[@Bluefox1978]

Speaking of telephones! Can’t remember if you have made an episode on messtastic devices or not? 🤔 Something tells me though you must have 😂 If not then I would love to see you touch on this subject 🤓

[@mohammadismaiel]

Love you bro I wanted voip system and searching since 3 days and suddenly i saw your post on insta and became happy to see your post

[@74Gee]

That wasn't a sponsored video, that was just an ad for 3CX.

[@SamyKalem]

Could you make s video about setting up a freepbx installation ? And linking it to voip trunk provider like aitistel ?

[@Lightcode777]

or callcentric thats what i'm using

[@notgonnalie1846]

When you pay him alright he surely could

[@BrumrBoy]

I am associated with a first year private school using a cell phone for their main line. That is the only “school” phone. I would appreciate any additional videos about PBX systems. Also, would appreciate more information about choosing a Trunk carrier. Thank you!

[@makelife9661]

Great video. I like to see an API integration with ChatGPT (Whisper speach to text and text to speach).

[@Chavecito]

Network Engineer here, mostly specialized in data networks (switches, firewalls, routers) and I would like to learn about voice since I deal with voice traffic kinda frequently. I'd like a better understanding of what I'm dealing with.

[@default19in]

Tx so much for sharing knowledge.

[@BossManC]

I am an Advanced Certifed 3CX tech and used to be an authorized partner. They have terrible support, and their CEO is a bully. I highly suggest looking into how they treat their partners before considering this company.

[@alanhart1238]

Excellent topic, former small business telephone guy here (electrical contractor).

[@johnbaldwin143]

Yes it's a good solution but who else has access to the phone data. I would like to understand the locally setup example and how secure it actually is?

[@csexecutiveservices]

Hosted, their server that is hosting it. Self hosted/VPS whomever hosts that server. And of course whomever is running the networks in between hard/soft phones and the server.

[@dokwifi8320]

Great idea bro..thanks!

[@GerTerFar89]

Great content would be nice if you can do some troubleshooting and analyze voice traffic in the network

[@RVTGROUP]

Good thing to blur important information. However, people can download the app and listen to the keys you press to guess the phone number.

[@khunteebwar]

Oh, can't believe you've got that point. 😅

[@sirdewd2197]

5:56 For phone number, is it your private number for 2FA, or is it the number you’re setting up for the account to use for the PBX?

[@acek1605]

I do enjoy stuff like this when it Free

[@omaralturk3632]

i'm so glad to see note from david bombal......😊

[@davidbombal]

Happy to hear that 😀

[@ibrahimwuriebah8212]

We'd appreciate you take us through the on-prem deployment.I think the on-prem development will be fantastic to setup.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for commenting - definitely want to show this as it would be a cool project 😀

[@tinus651]

Thank you ! 😊 ,You explain things with ease. I have literally learned a lot from you. You are very far away so I'll give you an SA high 5 🙏

[@paultrainer4560]

Well thought out. Please let us see more stuff! Sper useful.

[@isusmankh7114]

I’m a pensioner and no nothing about modern phones, could I cancel my phone subscription and use PBX in its place? A video would help people like myself to set it all up. Great video and thanks for all your help.

[@computercorecentreltd205]

Tell us if this system can use all types of international numbers. I mean each number from any country instead of USA /UK numbers only!. Thank you!

[@jaybigboy34]

Love the content!

[@JackofTradeApps]

Emphasized... "I'm so old. I can remember using VOIP 20 yrs ago!"

[@abasiamaanthony1060]

I like the content. Thank you.

[@unfouzailable5034]

Could you make a more detailed video about trunks, pfsense , vips, sips, and the other necessary information that we are required to know for a better understanding and learning? I want to learn about this and also i have been watching your kali nethunter videos and wanted to know if both of these are safe to do directly on my personal phone or is it better to set it on a seperate phone.

[@ajayganeshie1857]

David! This is awsome i want more! I have a small business. Would love tutorials. Much thanks! Love your content! Ajay from the Netherlands

[@GeneraleRam]

I was thinking about self hosting (just to have some fun) it will be interesting to have a video about it

[@chestercarere8942]

Yes please show us more

[@imachrajeev]

7:21 why it says it Expires on 31 Dec 2024? Isn’t is free always for up to 10 users?

[@nabaroy5356]

Do make more of these type of content.

[@snowman1185-v]

Yes, this content is 🔥. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@soumyadev4092]

It's a very informative video, Thanks for sharing the video, but we want a full video about how you setup the SIP trunking like Callcentric in US. We want to know more about it and how spammers use it for scams ?

[@VestigeV47]

They need to be careful about scammers using those systems

[@alonzosmith6189]

Tk U for sharing. Will give it a try.

[@davidbombal]

Hope you enjoy

[@jexibusr]

Thanks so much for your addiction videos I love this stuff and will like if you can also explain ivr for voice and SMS thanks

[@DHRUVABGaming-xyz]

Thank you sir

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@oildiggerlwd]

Very interested in seeing the pro setup

[@se9225]

@davidbombal - in the UK, the old 'copper lines' and telephony system is being deleted, and reliance placed upon broadband (internet) for the new telephony infrastructure. My question is, given the technology available today, can video calling be implemented as the 'next generation' communication? If so, what hardware would need to be implemented?

[@ripe_apple]

explain the SIP, what trunk do you recomend? what do u use?

[@DilnuwanAmaraweera]

super clear

[@benzhere]

I would be very interested in seeing a professional setup (the 3CX pro version)

[@ShishDude]

bro sounds more Louis Theroux than Louis Theroux... ~My money don't jiggle, jiggle, it folds~ 🎶

[@zakksat]

No more VoIP phone , now we use Teams

[@qadarabdulle1447]

Thank you so much.

[@rbmwiv]

I have been using VoIP since it came out. Just the other day my friend who is an engineer at Motorola and he made the comment that I was the first person he knew using VoIP. I was calling him at school Georgia Tech. Not going to pay for long distance if I could do it free online.

[@reselectric]

Great job David. Is there a possibility for encryption?