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Hi,
We have a main office with 3CX standard hosted on our own server, on a VM. 60 odd users. We then have a remote office running 3CX pro, cloud hosted, to a SBC trunk onsite install to ease the setup.
The 2 sites are bridged and both ends show green. The Pro end can see presence of the main office and can call the users in the main office. The main office standard clients get the caller display of the remote calling in over the bridge. However if they try and return the call from history or just call it out right it just comes up with Not Found?
The user ext's in the main office are on extensions in range 1**. Remote are 2**. To avoid needing the extra digit to go over the bridge. Incase this was the issue I did try and use the extra digit setting but it made no difference.
The main office, due to it being on the local LAN, does not have the SBC trunk installed. I will probably try installing that on the VM the 3CX is hosted on next but I have a fear that might interfere with it....
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Robin
We have a main office with 3CX standard hosted on our own server, on a VM. 60 odd users. We then have a remote office running 3CX pro, cloud hosted, to a SBC trunk onsite install to ease the setup.
The 2 sites are bridged and both ends show green. The Pro end can see presence of the main office and can call the users in the main office. The main office standard clients get the caller display of the remote calling in over the bridge. However if they try and return the call from history or just call it out right it just comes up with Not Found?
The user ext's in the main office are on extensions in range 1**. Remote are 2**. To avoid needing the extra digit to go over the bridge. Incase this was the issue I did try and use the extra digit setting but it made no difference.
The main office, due to it being on the local LAN, does not have the SBC trunk installed. I will probably try installing that on the VM the 3CX is hosted on next but I have a fear that might interfere with it....
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Robin