I am interested move on 3cx AWS cloud based

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hi
everyone i am new here ,please guide me some basic information ,
currently using AVAYA IPO, i am interested move on 3cx AWS cloud based ,
how many users supported 3CX AWS cloud ?
like i will use stun or sbc i thinking so am i right or not ? how many number of users connected ?

which better medium ip phone connected to 3cx cloud extension ,
i need 80-100 extension create please advice and suggestion ...

best and not expensive ip phone use in cloud 3cx ? like snom ,cisco etc etc
 
hi
everyone i am new here ,please guide me some basic information ,
currently using AVAYA IPO, i am interested move on 3cx AWS cloud based ,
how many users supported 3CX AWS cloud ?
like i will use stun or sbc i thinking so am i right or not ? how many number of users connected ?

which better medium ip phone connected to 3cx cloud extension ,
i need 80-100 extension create please advice and suggestion ...

best and not expensive ip phone use in cloud 3cx ? like snom ,cisco etc etc

So, AWS is a scalable infrastructure which mean there's no real limit. You can use the 3CX system requirements page to get the right instance size. 3CX itself has no real limit of extensions, that's the nice part. By the way, for you size, I suggest a Pro or Enterprise 48 or 64 SC.

You will likely need to use multiple SBC for that many phones but don't worry, those are easy to install and manage. You can put multiple SBCs at one site. STUN is bad idea for this many phones.

As for a good model, Yealink T2 and T4 series are excellent phones and works really well with 3CX. Snom and Fanvil are good alternatives too but I can speak for those, never used them.
 
I mean, at that size I would do a site2site tunnel with AWS and not use SBC at all.

If doing a SBC, don't use a Pi. Use the full blown windows one if possible
 
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So, AWS is a scalable infrastructure which mean there's no real limit. You can use the 3CX system requirements page to get the right instance size. 3CX itself has no real limit of extensions, that's the nice part. By the way, for you size, I suggest a Pro or Enterprise 48 or 64 SC.

You will likely need to use multiple SBC for that many phones but don't worry, those are easy to install and manage. You can put multiple SBCs at one site. STUN is bad idea for this many phones.

As for a good model, Yealink T2 and T4 series are excellent phones and works really well with 3CX. Snom and Fanvil are good alternatives too but I can speak for those, never used them.


Thank you so much

ok i will create 3cx machine in cloud and my users phone directly connected AWS server via SBC .i will not stie to site create . because my some users for home based .i will be direct internet connect on phone , thanks again dear ..
 
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I mean, at that size I would do a site2site tunnel with AWS and not use SBC at all.

If doing a SBC, don't use a Pi. Use the full blown windows one if possible


site to site means ?
 
site to site means ?
A site-to-site VPN is used to link your office and the Cloud together so they act like 1 big local network.
 
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So, AWS is a scalable infrastructure which mean there's no real limit. You can use the 3CX system requirements page to get the right instance size. 3CX itself has no real limit of extensions, that's the nice part. By the way, for you size, I suggest a Pro or Enterprise 48 or 64 SC.

You will likely need to use multiple SBC for that many phones but don't worry, those are easy to install and manage. You can put multiple SBCs at one site. STUN is bad idea for this many phones.

As for a good model, Yealink T2 and T4 series are excellent phones and works really well with 3CX. Snom and Fanvil are good alternatives too but I can speak for those, never used them.


i have already planned "Pro or Enterprise level"
 
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Thank you so much

ok i will create 3cx machine in cloud and my users phone directly connected AWS server via SBC .i will not stie to site create . because my some users for home based .i will be direct internet connect on phone , thanks again dear ..
You're welcome. If you need any help, don't hesitate.
 
hi Frederick Marcoux
my 80 users already seating in my office and 20 users are at different locations (remote users like home based) .
keeping in mind the above scenario what is the better solutions ?

Thank you :)
 
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hi Frederick Marcoux
my 80 users already seating in my office and 20 users are at different locations (remote users like home based) .
keeping in mind the above scenario what is the better solutions ?

Thank you :)
For this, 1-2 SBC at the office site. Remote workers in STUN since there's no more than 1-2 phones per-house.
 
If you will build dedicated SBC machines, you can also consider using our Debian ISO will will only install whatever is necessary for the SBC and is a lighter OS than full blown Windows
 
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hi JohnS_3CX

i hope you are very well ,
you mean 3cx Debian ISO install in AWS and then other installation SBC system at office site ?

but i want to remove any hardware in my office,i will be move to cloud solution "ip phone just internet plug and play"

Thank You
 
hi JohnS_3CX

i hope you are very well ,
you mean 3cx Debian ISO install in AWS and then other installation SBC system at office site ?

but i want to remove any hardware in my office,i will be move to cloud solution "ip phone just internet plug and play"

Thank You
The SBC is a small software you install on a local Windows or Linux machine. The plug-and-play method you speak of is STUN, which is bad for so many phones at one site.
 
In AWS you can install the 3CX PBX using our PBX Express system that will deploy it on Debian for you automatically.

At your phones site you will setup the SBC (using the Debian ISO to install it on a local PC at the office) to help connect your phones to the PBX above. If you have more than a couple of phones the SBC is a better solution. If you just kept the phones on STUN you would have to manage their ports at each firewall at each site for each and every phone. You would also need to configure each phone in the management console with separate SIP and RTP ports so there is no overlap. This is why the SBC is recommended, as it will do away with all these management hurdles.
 
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ok is it possible give me some references ,
"SBC is a small software you install on a local Windows or Linux machine"
sbc is it install normal windows hyper-v machine ?

my fulfill the my requirement 80 users at office and 20 users remote like home based ?
 
Hi Saquib

At the office: You can install the SBC on a VM or a physical machine.

At the home: Suggest to the users to make use of the 3CX Web Client, or Desktop app or even Mobile app

If the home users get 1 STUN phone each, they will also have to open the ports on their home modem (which might not always be possible depending on who their provider is)
 
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thank you johnS

i am interested ENTERPRISE package ,
my already run in AVAYA 10 DIDs

80 user at office "60 users landing the calls and 20 users local extensions use in office environment "
and
20 users remote based (online ratio 5)

so Total 100 users

ok i will install one VM machine for SBC got it ,
one AWS cloud based 3cx got it

which number of registered or buy ? 70 number of simultaneous calls that is good ?
and one SBC system enough on my office site ?
 
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thank you johnS

i am interested ENTERPRISE package ,
my already run in AVAYA 10 DIDs

80 user at office "60 users landing the calls and 20 users local extensions use in office environment "
and
20 users remote based (online ratio 5)

so Total 100 users

ok i will install one VM machine for SBC got it ,
one AWS cloud based 3cx got it

which number of registered or buy ? 70 number of simultaneous calls that is good ?
and one SBC system enough on my office site ?
Enterprise licenses are available in 8-16-24-32-48-64-96-128 and more SC. No 70.

Like I said above, a 48 or 64 SC should be enough for your needs.

For the office, you'll need only 1 SBC if using the full SBC (either Debian or Windows, Debian is better). The Raspberry SBC only supports up to 30 phones.
 
Enterprise licenses are available in 8-16-24-32-48-64-96-128 and more SC. No 70.

Like I said above, a 48 or 64 SC should be enough for your needs.

For the office, you'll need only 1 SBC if using the full SBC (either Debian or Windows, Debian is better). The Raspberry SBC only supports up to 30 phones.



i do understand Enterprise licenses 64 SC as your suggestion i agreed.
but its mean 3 SBC raspberry Pi device it will be install in my office ?
 
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