henpro said:
I want to know if 3CX support remote extension. If it support remote extension, how can we setup the remote extension. For example if I add an extension number 232, can this extension will work in remote or from other places?
LOL@itfarmer
its like this, you can make remote extension very simply, what is hard is to make the audio work both ways if at all when you try to call
just setup normal extension in pbx and in the remote phone you just have to enter public IP of your pbx and the remote phone will register to your 3CX pbx in no time, then you see if you can get audio working
if you leave your Local port in the remote softphone at the default 5060 value, you should forward to that PC ports 5060 & 5062 on the router/firewall in that remote location (and while you are at it, you might as well forward also port 5064 in case you make 3party conference call)
problem is that typically (these days) both the pbx and your remote extension will sit behind a NAT router and when both sides that want to talk to each other are behind such devices the audio doesn't work or works just one way, it looks like that is insurmountable problem in the industry, what is needed is a third waypoint (server) that sits exposed someplace on internet that will mediate (rellay) the calls you make - that way you are really making calls beween two locations only one of which is behind NAT router (your phone or your pbx) and it should work then, that is in theory as the guy said
it might be good idea to enter in remote extension in STUN server field 'stun.3cx.com' as it might make things work, I don't know if it helps, I didn't get chance to make calls since I figured that one out, that should the such third party server I wrote about just now that should act as middleman but that's just theory again :roll:
I'll let you know if it works as soon as I can test it again
vanDivX
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