Install Natalia On-Premise

One VM appliance that holds everything: PBX collection, storage, dashboard. An 8-screen wizard guides the first boot. Check the PBX prerequisites first.

VM sizing

A single hardware profile, whatever the license tier.

vCPU4
RAM8 GB
System disk20 GB, replaced at each upgrade
Data disk100 GB, label NATALIA_DATA, kept across upgrades

License tiers

The tier sets the default limits written in the license:

Small Medium Large
PBX520100
Users1050200

Changing tier means installing a new license file. Beyond Large, contact us.

Supported hypervisors

VMware vSphere / ESXi
Proxmox VE
Microsoft Hyper-V

Standard OVA image (OVF archive).

Network flows per mode

Mode LAN flows Internet flows
Strict Inbound: admin browsers on 443 (80 redirects to HTTPS). Outbound: PBX on 22 (OXE) or 30021 (OXO). None.
+ 72h Support One-off remote support access, on your trigger, 72 h at most, per the Support DPA.
Connected Permanent outbound HTTPS to Natalia.

Compare the three contractual modes

Step 1/5

Download and verify the OVA

From the partner portal (your integrator partner or Natalia). A SHA-256 checksum file ships with the image: check it before import.

sha256sum -c <image>.ova.sha256
bash

Step 2/5

Import into the hypervisor

Standard OVF import. Attach the two disks (system and data) and allocate the resources above.

Step 3/5

First boot

The initial admin password is displayed once on the serial console, and stored in the first-connection file of the data disk. Then open the web interface over HTTPS from your LAN (self-signed certificate at first boot).

Password lost: see appliance access.

Natalia appliance administrator login screen
Administrator login: paste the initial password.

Step 4/5

8-screen wizard

1WelcomeOverview of the steps.
2Admin passwordEnter the initial password, then set your own.
3LicensePaste or drop the signed license.toml file.
4Network and modeNetwork checks and choice of the contractual mode.
5PBXDeclare one or more OXE / OXO, test each connection.
6First collectionThe appliance fetches the first tickets. MCP setup.
7SummaryReview of the configuration before validation.
8DoneAccess to the dashboard.

The PBX collector is built into the appliance: nothing else to install. PBX screen details: OXE, OXO. Test codes: error codes.

PBX configuration form: type, IP, port, login
PBX screen: type, IP, port, login.
Test connection button clicked, validation in progress
Test the connection before saving.

Step 5/5

Verify CDR collection

Open the dashboard and check that the first tickets arrive. Collection runs every 30 minutes by default (adjustable from 5 min to 24 h). Message "no CDR file detected yet": see troubleshooting.

Appliance dashboard with PBX state
Dashboard, visible on your LAN only.

Next

Plan the data disk backup, note the license expiry, read the security model.

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