Nick Galea

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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.

3CX Assistant for Microsoft Terminal Services 8.11138

After high demand from 3CX administrators worldwide, we have finalized a version of the 3CX Assistant that is specifically designed for Windows Server OS with Terminal service roles enabled. Things to note in the 3CX Assistant TS installation (V8.11138): The Assistant installation will not prompt you to choose whether to install CRM or the 3CX Phone. These will be installed aut [...]

By |February 25th, 2010|Comments Off on 3CX Assistant for Microsoft Terminal Services 8.11138

Spitfire and 3CX offer channel complete SIP solution

London, UK - February  17, 2010 -  Spitfire, the leading Internet Telephony Service Provider, has completed full Interoperability testing with 3CX and agreed to promote 3CX to Spitfire’s 200 strong partner channel. Spitfire has become a 3CX Supported SIP Trunk provider, with Spitfire SIP Trunk configuration built into the latest release of 3CX software, and support for Spitfire [...]

By |February 17th, 2010|Comments Off on Spitfire and 3CX offer channel complete SIP solution

Configuring a CISCO SPA phone to use Active Directory as a phonebook

Cisco SPA Phones have the ability to look up for phone numbers and contacts in an Active Directory/LDAP. For this a template needs to be created and  the Cisco Phones need to be re-provisioned with this template to enable them  to access Active Directory and take AD user information from there. Step 1: Locating the Cisco template in the 3CX Management Console Access the 3CX Man [...]

By |February 11th, 2010|Comments Off on Configuring a CISCO SPA phone to use Active Directory as a phonebook

Analyzing registration of lines, gateways and VoIP providers

Introduction This article describes how an extension or a gateway line registers itself with the PBX Server to make itself available for making and receiving calls, and how the PBX Server will register itself with a VoIP Provider to make itself available for making and receiving calls. We trace through these steps by reading the server status log. The Server status log can be a [...]

By |February 10th, 2010|Comments Off on Analyzing registration of lines, gateways and VoIP providers

3rd party supported VoIP Providers

Although we recommend the use of supported VoIP Providers, in some cases it may be necessary to use an unsupported VoIP Provider. 3rd Party Supported VoIP Providers 3rd Party supported VoIP providers have been tested by the VoIP Provider or by 3CX and at the time of testing they we're known to work. You can find a list of 3rd party supported VoIP Providers here. Community teste [...]

By |February 9th, 2010|Comments Off on 3rd party supported VoIP Providers