performance

  1. Extremely slow connection issues, even from different offices; even the web admin panel takes a long time to load and keeps showing “Reconnecting”

    The client keeps reporting recurring de-registration of extensions. Nowdays is 104 and it has has been traced to severe backend latency on the 3CX cloud server (xxx.my3cx.es), not to client-side configuration. HAR captures show the WebClient login/bootstrap sequence taking 60–190+ seconds...
  2. 3CX Wallboard and Call stats

    while the built-in Wallboard provides some information, I find that it falls short of my requirements for monitoring agent performance. I am particularly interested in obtaining the following information: How many calls each call group is receiving? The number of calls each user is handling...
  3. Raspberry Pi 4 performance

    Hi all, Is anyone aware of the kind of performance we're looking at on v16 Update 6a running on a Pi 4? Specifically simultaneous calls, video conferencing, maximum extensions, BLFs, etc. I'm not expecting massive gains over the Pi 3, but we don't know what user bracket we're able to quote for...
  4. Ways to get optimal performance from 3CX Webmeeting?

    Hi all We've been testing 3CX recently and have been very impressed. The phone system works perfectly and is a much needed upgrade from our old system. The Webmeeting functionality seems to work most of the time. It's great until someone with an older computer joins the meeting, after which...
  5. Delay when calling using 3cx clients

    Hello! Can you please help me with following issue. I installed 3cx on Xen Virtual Machine using Debian iso from 3cx site. Virtual Machine is created on remote Xen server, ordered from one of the hosting providers. When I test calls from 3cx softphones (Windows or Android), there is a...
  6. Recommended partitioning scheme for maximum reliability and performance on Debian Linux version

    Hi 3CXers, I was researching what would be the best partitioning scheme for the 3CX Debian version for reliability and optimum performance. BTW, I've found The Linux partitioning guide by Pollock to be a really good read...here's the link to it: https://wpollock.com/AUnix1/Partitioning.htm At...