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I changed the 'External/Public IP Address' under the 'Phone Provisioning' settings (V12). After that I restarted all the services.
But still the provisioning-XMLs (under C:\ProgramData\3CX\...\TcxProvFiles) show the old address in the tags
<MyPhoneServerLocalSSLAddr> and <MyPhoneServerPublicSSLAddr>. The non-SSL tags show the correct values. This happens for current users that I change, but also for newly added users.
According to Settings - Advanced - Custom parameters the old address is nowhere in the system anymore. I even searched the entire harddisk, but the only occurence of the old address is in two files under C:\Program Files\3CX PhoneSystem\Data\DB\base\16385\, which seem to be databasefiles. I'm a little scared to modify those.
(Also two occurence in two files under C:\Program Files\3CX PhoneSystem\Data\DB\pg_xlog, but those are just logfiles)
How do I get the system to completely accept the new address? Note that we run a multi-tennant system, with only a single tennant.
I already noticed there were more threads about this subject, but I couldn't find a real solution.
Erik
But still the provisioning-XMLs (under C:\ProgramData\3CX\...\TcxProvFiles) show the old address in the tags
<MyPhoneServerLocalSSLAddr> and <MyPhoneServerPublicSSLAddr>. The non-SSL tags show the correct values. This happens for current users that I change, but also for newly added users.
According to Settings - Advanced - Custom parameters the old address is nowhere in the system anymore. I even searched the entire harddisk, but the only occurence of the old address is in two files under C:\Program Files\3CX PhoneSystem\Data\DB\base\16385\, which seem to be databasefiles. I'm a little scared to modify those.
(Also two occurence in two files under C:\Program Files\3CX PhoneSystem\Data\DB\pg_xlog, but those are just logfiles)
How do I get the system to completely accept the new address? Note that we run a multi-tennant system, with only a single tennant.
I already noticed there were more threads about this subject, but I couldn't find a real solution.
Erik