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Hi all,
I have a customer which has filled the 3CX Contacts list by importing a CSV file.
Most of the properties (First Name, Last Name, Company, Mobile 1+2, Home 1+2, Business 1+2, Email) are filled in. On the 3CX client on the mobile phones these properties are all available.
On their local PBX I found the directory: "...\Data\Http\Interface\provisioning\2lksjfldskf\ " in this directory I find the 3CXPhone-directory.xml file, but it only has the following properties: Number, Displayname, FirstName, LastName, eMail, and PictureURL. Not the CompanyName, Adress, Mobile numbers and Business Numbers.
Another file in this directory is the yealink_phonebook.xml. This XML file has only Name and Telephone as Entries which are filled.
The yealink_phonebook.xml file can be used as a remote phonebook for their IP desk phones (Tiptel 3120), but it only shows one (display)name and one phone number.
We would like to use the 3CX Contacts database as leading document to maintain all changes to the customer contacts. If I export this data I get a CSV file with all information. But somehow I can't get an XML file with all info same as filled in the 3CX Contacts list?
I also tried to setup an LDAP server, but I wasn't able to import all data from the 3CX contacts list to the LDAP service. And even if I would be able to do that, the customer would like to add and update the contacts list with the webinterface of 3CX.
What is best practice to fill in all Contacts details in one place, file, database, and use that in 3CX, softclients and IP phones?
Regards,
Leander
I have a customer which has filled the 3CX Contacts list by importing a CSV file.
Most of the properties (First Name, Last Name, Company, Mobile 1+2, Home 1+2, Business 1+2, Email) are filled in. On the 3CX client on the mobile phones these properties are all available.
On their local PBX I found the directory: "...\Data\Http\Interface\provisioning\2lksjfldskf\ " in this directory I find the 3CXPhone-directory.xml file, but it only has the following properties: Number, Displayname, FirstName, LastName, eMail, and PictureURL. Not the CompanyName, Adress, Mobile numbers and Business Numbers.
Another file in this directory is the yealink_phonebook.xml. This XML file has only Name and Telephone as Entries which are filled.
The yealink_phonebook.xml file can be used as a remote phonebook for their IP desk phones (Tiptel 3120), but it only shows one (display)name and one phone number.
We would like to use the 3CX Contacts database as leading document to maintain all changes to the customer contacts. If I export this data I get a CSV file with all information. But somehow I can't get an XML file with all info same as filled in the 3CX Contacts list?
I also tried to setup an LDAP server, but I wasn't able to import all data from the 3CX contacts list to the LDAP service. And even if I would be able to do that, the customer would like to add and update the contacts list with the webinterface of 3CX.
What is best practice to fill in all Contacts details in one place, file, database, and use that in 3CX, softclients and IP phones?
Regards,
Leander