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3CX Phone System 10 Service Pack 6 – Maintenance Update

Posted on 16/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

3CX is pleased to announce a new release of 3CX Phone System 10, build 24018 – Service Pack 6. To combat software piracy, we require all 3CX Phone Systems to be reactivated on their next start-up. This service pack will allow you to reactivate 3CX Phone System. Download this update by simply logging into the…

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m0n0wall 1.33 released

Posted on 11/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

There are ready-made binary images for embedded computers from Soekris Engineering and PC Engines, a CF/IDE HD image for most standard PCs (other embedded ones may work, too) with either keyboard/monitor or serial console, a CD-ROM (ISO) image for standard PCs, a VMware image, as well as a tarball of the root filesystem. Refer to…

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Snapshots of FreeBSD 8.2 based m0n0wall available

Posted on 11/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

Development is currently being done on a FreeBSD 8.2 based version of m0n0wall that brings better support for current hardware (especially new WLAN and Ethernet controllers), as well as massive improvements to the IPv6 support. Snapshots Snapshots are built whenever there is a commit to the repository. The version number format is 1.8.0bXXX, where XXX…

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Deploy 3CX MyPhone Desktop Components via Group Policy

Posted on 10/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

This article describes how to deploy “3CXMyPhoneDesktopComponents” via Group Policy Management Console in Windows Server 2008.   Prerequisites Each client computer must have the following applications installed: Windows installer 4.5 or higher Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Extended (FULL) Microsoft Silverlight Visual Studio Tools for Office 2003/2007/2010. More information on VSTO installations can be found below…

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How to place a call from 3CX MyPhone on a SNOM or Yealink IP phone

Posted on 09/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

3CX MyPhone allows you to quickly launch calls by double clicking on an extension or a missed call. It also integrates with Outlook (if you are using 3CX Phone System 10 and want CRM integration, please read this article) to allow you to quickly dial a number in your contact list. If using 3CXPhone, the…

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3CX Multi Tenant Beta Release

Posted on 09/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

We are pleased to announce the availability of the beta release of 3CX Phone System Multi Tenant, which gives users the ability to install up to ten instances (also known as Tenants) on the same computer. This is good for 3CX Partners who want to offer 3CX Phone System as a hosted service to their…

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Configuring a Gamma VoIP Provider Trunk

Posted on 09/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

Note: This guide is for information purposes only. If you require assistance with a trunk provided by Gamma Telecom, please contact Gamma directly for assistance. If you are planning to integrate with a VoIP Provider within the Supported Providers List, please visit this page. To obtain reliable connectivity with a VoIP Connection from Gamma Telecom (in the…

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Setting Up 3CX MyPhone Locally or Remotely

Posted on 08/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

Introduction 3CX MyPhone is a Silverlight based application that can be used from a web browser or installed locally on your computer for Microsoft Outlook integration.  This guide will take you through installation with these different methods. If you wish to use 3CX MyPhone in a browser, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer 9…

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CentOS 4: to be “End of Life”

Posted on 07/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

This one is more of a reminder, or for those that may not have heard. CentOS 4.x will officially be “end of life” on Feb 29th. So, What does this mean?       CentOS tends to follow the RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) source tree that it’s based off of. Thus, when a major…

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Explanation to the /bin, /usr/bin, /sbin, /usr/sbin split.

Posted on 06/02/201208/03/2023 by Phil

Ever wonder why there were so many /bin directories in Unix/Linux? I have often wondered about the split for many years, but have never bothered to research the reasoning. The answer is more simple than I ever would have thought.     We all know that /bin directories are used as a location for executable…

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