Nick Galea

About Nick Galea - Page 15

CEO, 3CX

Nick is the CEO and Founder of 3CX. His love for innovation, visionary leadership, and 35 years in the software development industry have helped drive 3CX towards becoming one of the top communications systems across the globe. Presently, he continues this mission by placing most of his energy towards company operations, product strategy and vision.

New 3CX iOS Client with Callkit integration

Wouldn't it be great if 3CX calls were treated in exactly the same way as GSM calls? Giving you the ability to answer right from the lock screen? With the new callkit features in iOS 10, 3CX has been able to achieve just that! 3CX calls appear similar to regular GSM calls on the smartphone's lock screen and call logs are also listed in the main call log list of the iOS device. [...]

By |December 19th, 2016|Comments Off on New 3CX iOS Client with Callkit integration

SP4 - More Features Plus Linux Edition is RC

Service Pack 4 is here in time for the holidays and it’s packed with new features and improvements. The V15 Linux edition is now a release candidate. We added a DECT / FXS provisioning feature that allows you to easily provision a DECT base station and assign handsets to individual extensions. Furthermore, a new reporting module and many fixes to the reports. We have also close [...]

By |December 12th, 2016|Comments Off on SP4 - More Features Plus Linux Edition is RC

Elastix 5 Dials 3CX for its Telephony Engine

LONDON, UK, 07 DECEMBER 2016 - Palosanto, makers of Elastix, the popular PBX distribution, and 3CX, leading software PBX developers, today announced that the telephony engine in Elastix 5 will be powered by 3CX. Elastix has over 100,000 installations worldwide and tens of thousands of monthly downloads. Edgar Landivar, CEO of Palosanto said: “We were considering a telephony eng [...]

By |December 7th, 2016|Comments Off on Elastix 5 Dials 3CX for its Telephony Engine

3CX V15 SP4: BETA 2 Available for Test Drive

SP4 for 3CX V15 is available as BETA 2 with the V15 BETA Program. We want to give you a chance to take the features for a test drive and hear your feedback. We recently did this with our new iOS and Android clients and it was very well received from our community. SP4 BETA 2 V15 Features (Build 15.60903) Fixed a crash in the IVR service on Linux where on particular circumstance [...]

By |December 2nd, 2016|Comments Off on 3CX V15 SP4: BETA 2 Available for Test Drive

3CX V15 SP4: Preview and Sneak Peek

This procedure is not valid anymore. SP4 for 3CX V15 is available! Unlike previous service pack releases, this time round we're releasing a preview of SP4 with the V15 BETA Program. We want to give you a chance to take a sneak peek of the features and hear your feedback. We recently did this with our new iOS and Android clients and it was very well received from our community. [...]

By |November 22nd, 2016|Comments Off on 3CX V15 SP4: Preview and Sneak Peek

Which MiniPC for a 3CX PBX Appliance?

3CX V15 now supports deployment to a MiniPC so that you create a 3CX PBX Appliance. Using a MiniPC you can put together a low cost, yet reliable appliance that can be used in smaller offices where no server is available. It’s important to note that the difference between 3CX and other PBX appliances is that you will use standard hardware and a standard operating system (Debian [...]

By |November 22nd, 2016|Comments Off on Which MiniPC for a 3CX PBX Appliance?

3CX v15 retires 3CX Phone System 14 “Multi Tenant”

3CX Phone System V15 is now cloud ready - out of the box it can easily install On-Premise, on an appliance or indeed in the cloud. 3CX now also runs Linux which makes it automatically deployable, Manageable and Lightweight - perfect for the cloud. With 3CX on Linux a whole new landscape of cloud opportunities opens up. Added to that the UC landscape is changing - customers requ [...]

By |November 4th, 2016|Comments Off on 3CX v15 retires 3CX Phone System 14 “Multi Tenant”

Real-Time Network Traffic and QoS

A quick definition of the term "Real-Time" is in order here. Probably the best way to explain this is by subtraction, or by explaining what it is not. Consider the timings behind the process of sending and receiving an email message. Email is occasionally described as a "store and forward" protocol, and even though it is not absolutely correct to classify it this way (refer to [...]

By |November 4th, 2016|Comments Off on Real-Time Network Traffic and QoS

QoS on Windows - An Example

If you do need QoS, this step by step guide shows how to create a policy in Windows 2008 or 2012 that tags all traffic from the machine with a higher QoS so as to ensure traffic is given priority. Step 1: Create a Local Policy for QoS Run “gpedit.msc” Go to the “Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings” node Right-click on “Policy-based QoS” and [...]

By |November 3rd, 2016|Comments Off on QoS on Windows - An Example

3CX V15 SP3: Unlocks G729 Codec for Server & Clients

This service pack is a minor service pack that unlocks the G729 codec on the server and soon the clients (it requires a server update first). Basically, from now onward you will be able to use the G729 codec on all channels. In addition, we will soon be making updates available for the 3CX clients that will have the G729 codec built in as well. Please note that SP3 is available [...]

By |October 31st, 2016|Comments Off on 3CX V15 SP3: Unlocks G729 Codec for Server & Clients