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The beautiful part of using a 3CX FQDN and setting 3CX to Dynamic IP is that it does the DYNDNS for you, as well as the SSL certificate. It removes all of that complexity for you.I have a DYNDNS how can i update
The beautiful part of using a 3CX FQDN and setting 3CX to Dynamic IP is that it does the DYNDNS for you, as well as the SSL certificate. It removes all of that complexity for you.
If you do have frequent IP changes though I would strongly recommend you go with an Enterprise license for a 5 minute TTL.
If you are using a 3CX FQDN you don't, it uses its own dyndns type service and updates the fqdn to point to the changed IP address as needed.Now I've changed to dynamic IP, where should I insert my dynddns?
I get this errors when i select dynamic ipIf you are using a 3cx fqdn, 3cx does the dns updates for you
if you are using your own fqdn, you have to manually change your dns record , 3cx does not support any Dyndns services within the product
Does the 3cx server have internet access ?
change the network card dns settings to google - 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
Please provide info on your setup as per info here https://www.3cx.com/community/threads/information-to-provide-when-requesting-help.67558/
These are the results from the 3cx server.on the 3cx server
1. can you ping stun2.3cx.com , stun3.3cx.com - does it return an ip address
2. Run nslookup for stun2.3cx.com , stun3.3cx.com - this command should return the IP address of these fqdn
3 run tracert for stun2.3cx.com , do you see a list of servers
if none of the above returns any info, you have a internal network issue
are you using your 3cx fqdn or you own ? Could your dyndns setup be causing issues
ipconfig /flushdns
I've set to automatic dns and i get these resultsI would say you have internal network issues, as nslookup are not returning results.
I've set to automatic DNS and i get these resultsFrom your screenshots it seems that you can resolve the STUN FQDNs but not always indicating that you may have intermittent network issues.
Do you have another PC/Server on the same network, do you get more or less the same results if you make the same tests from there? If yes, you might actually want to consider taking a closer look on the network level.
I'd also suggest doing a few nslookups for unrelated domains too such as google.com or microsoft.com to see if you get timeouts there too.
Also, do flush your dns before testing with:
Note: Our stun servers will not respond to ping so timeout there is expected.
Can you please help me find out, it is allowed to make callsI would say you have internal network issues, as nslookup are not returning results.
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