- Joined
- Jan 10, 2018
- Messages
- 10
- Reaction score
- 0
Hi All,
Have been running 3CX for about a year now. No issues at all and almost all available functions being used. SBS, Windows Clients, MAC clients, Andriod clients, DECT handsets, conference bridge etc..
Console running on a Server 2012R2, Hosted at 3CX, approximately 40 clients in total, 20 of which in a localized office desk phones.
Never any issue provisioning any device. Basically, 3CX has worked great for us.
I set a DSS key on every desk phone - Group pickup *20*. This, I do manually and not via template as every user wants different things when they get setup.
Every now and then, individually, this DSS key config falls off and I have to set it again. Seems totally random as users just tell me about it when they notice. Its never all users at once. Also, If I update firmware on a desk phone, again, DSS config falls off.
Devices are not currently patched to latest firmware as I'm waiting for a down weekend but issue has always existed including the previous extended time that device firmware has been up to date.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Kyle
Have been running 3CX for about a year now. No issues at all and almost all available functions being used. SBS, Windows Clients, MAC clients, Andriod clients, DECT handsets, conference bridge etc..
Console running on a Server 2012R2, Hosted at 3CX, approximately 40 clients in total, 20 of which in a localized office desk phones.
Never any issue provisioning any device. Basically, 3CX has worked great for us.
I set a DSS key on every desk phone - Group pickup *20*. This, I do manually and not via template as every user wants different things when they get setup.
Every now and then, individually, this DSS key config falls off and I have to set it again. Seems totally random as users just tell me about it when they notice. Its never all users at once. Also, If I update firmware on a desk phone, again, DSS config falls off.
Devices are not currently patched to latest firmware as I'm waiting for a down weekend but issue has always existed including the previous extended time that device firmware has been up to date.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Kyle