VoIP How To - Page 12

What to look for when buying a router for use with VoIP & 3CX Phone System

Purchasing a router may sound like a pretty simple task. This however can become somewhat challenging when VOIP comes into play. There a couple of core functions that your choice of router needs to perform so as to simplify your configuration for use with 3CX. Required Functionality for VoIP & 3CX Port Forwarding - The device must be able to handle port forwarding from WAN [...]

By |May 10th, 2011|Comments Off on What to look for when buying a router for use with VoIP & 3CX Phone System
CallerID Processing with 3CX Phone System – Including Distinctive Ringing Features

Routing of Calls to INTERNAL Destinations WITH Distinctive Ringing 3CX Phone System will convert the CallerID to the local format according to its local settings. To view/edit 3CX Phone System's local settings, go to "Settings -> Advanced" and examine the contents of the "e164 Number Processing" section. The CallerID is first checked to see if it is International. The Caller [...]

By |December 16th, 2010|Comments Off on CallerID Processing with 3CX Phone System – Including Distinctive Ringing Features
Configuring the Time Zone on IP Phones

PLEASE NOTE: This blog post is only applicable for 3CX Phone System v12.5 and lower. 3CX Phone System includes functionality to easily set the Time Zone and DST (Daylight Savings Time) parameters on phones via provisioning. By default, 3CX Phone System is configured for US Eastern Time. You can manage Time Zone settings from the 3CX Management Console in the "Settings->Phone [...]

By |November 24th, 2010|Comments Off on Configuring the Time Zone on IP Phones
How to Make a Blind and Attended Transfer with Yealink T21/T22/T26

In this example we will demonstrate how to perform a blind and attended (consultative) transfer using a Yealink T21/T22/T26. Note: A Blind Transfer is a transfer to another extension without actually initiating a call to the end destination. The call is blindly transferred to the destination. By comparison, an attended transfer is a transfer where before actually transferring t [...]

By |September 24th, 2010|Comments Off on How to Make a Blind and Attended Transfer with Yealink T21/T22/T26
How to make a blind and attended transfer with Linksys

In this example we will demonstrate how to perform a blind and attended (consultative) transfer using a Linksys SPA962. We will assume that an incoming call will be received on the Linksys phone which is registered to Extension ---. Note: A Blind Transfer is a transfer to another extension without actually initiating a call to the end destination. The call is blindly transferre [...]

By |September 19th, 2010|Comments Off on How to make a blind and attended transfer with Linksys
Implementing Quality of Service (QoS) on a Windows 2008 Server

QOS (quality of service) is used to prioritize traffic over other less important traffic. Because VoIP traffic is real time, and delays will immediately be noticed by callers, you will want to ensure that VoIP traffic gets given priority over for example e-mails. QoS can help resolve jitter issues up to a point by having your firewall prioritize the traffic over other traffic. [...]

By |August 10th, 2010|Comments Off on Implementing Quality of Service (QoS) on a Windows 2008 Server
3CX Anti-Hacking. How to secure your 3CX PBX V9

How to make a 3CX Phone System Version 9 even more secure With the introduction of the new V9 3CX PBX we decided to add some extra security to the PBX. This new feature is called the "3CX Anti-Hacking" and located under Settings/Advanced/Anti-hacking tab. It's main purpose is to block any malicious attacks targeted to the 3CX Phone System server in case the administrator has [...]

By |August 3rd, 2010|Comments Off on 3CX Anti-Hacking. How to secure your 3CX PBX V9