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Hello everybody,
I know this is a subject discussed to death in the past years, with 3CX considering OCS a competing product and not providing any plans of integration, but I was wondering if the situation has changed as of late?
I'm implementing Lync 2010 in our organisation, which is awesome for all the features it provides, although, like many other people I'd like to integrate the enterprise voice features with 3cx, so that I could use it as a gateway to the external PSTN network, do calls to internal extensions and receive them using the Lync client.
I know that although not supported, some people in the past managed to make the thing work, Lync supports plain SIP over TCP connection, we can force 3CX to use the G.711 codec, so it seems to me like we'd be 90% there already, has anyone got a little guide on how to set up the bridging between the 2 systems in the best and most effective way? I looked everywhere on the net at no avail unfortunately.
Let me know your thoughts/suggestions!
Thanks,
Max
I know this is a subject discussed to death in the past years, with 3CX considering OCS a competing product and not providing any plans of integration, but I was wondering if the situation has changed as of late?
I'm implementing Lync 2010 in our organisation, which is awesome for all the features it provides, although, like many other people I'd like to integrate the enterprise voice features with 3cx, so that I could use it as a gateway to the external PSTN network, do calls to internal extensions and receive them using the Lync client.
I know that although not supported, some people in the past managed to make the thing work, Lync supports plain SIP over TCP connection, we can force 3CX to use the G.711 codec, so it seems to me like we'd be 90% there already, has anyone got a little guide on how to set up the bridging between the 2 systems in the best and most effective way? I looked everywhere on the net at no avail unfortunately.
Let me know your thoughts/suggestions!
Thanks,
Max