V16 Update 3 is Here. More secure, user friendly and with HubSpot CRM Integration.

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V16 Update 3 is officially released. In case you missed the Alpha and Beta releases, Update 3 comes packed with extra security, more customization features in the web client and HubSpot CRM integration. Read on to find out about the new features and improvements included in Update 3.

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Is the new iOS app coming soon in beta?
 
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I'm assuming the Intelbras phones have been added as they would be more suitable for a hotel bedroom environment? Or is there a specific reason?
 
It could be taking some time to propagate to all other download servers we have around the world. Give it an hour, I think it will be OK. I double-checked on the main server and it is there.
If not, let me know.

That must have been what it was. It updated. Thanks!
 
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for the website chat i have entered an email address in my wordpress plugin settings but form the email icon on the chat box it come up with config.emailIntegrationUrl how do i fix this?
 
V16 Update 3 requires a valid, not self-signed, SSL certificate.

Any clarification that you can provide on the certificate that is required? Does 3CX generate this upon upgrading?
 
V16 Update 3 requires a valid, not self-signed, SSL certificate.

Any clarification that you can provide on the certificate that is required? Does 3CX generate this upon upgrading?

If you are using a 3CX FQDN, then they are providing the SSL certificate and you are good.

This notice is for installations that provide their own FQDN and SSL certificate. If they generate a cert on a local server it can be installed, but it won't be "trusted" by desk phones or any of the 3CX software that needs a publicly trusted certificate from one of the major certificate vendors. In other words, it needs to be a paid certificate, not a free one.
 
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Just installed 3CX this morning, sent out a welcome email and the links to the Mac/Windows soft-phone have been removed as well as the provision attachment. Is this the death of the Mac/Windows client?

Sorry the provisioning attachment is there but the link isn't
 
As we have mentioned before, the 3CX Client for Windows will always exist, but it will not contain any of the new features introduced with 3CX. The WebClient is the main point of focus and will include all new features.
 
I personally prefer the web-client. Are there any plans to have BLF to mimic your desk phone's in the future?
 
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If you are using a 3CX FQDN, then they are providing the SSL certificate and you are good.

This notice is for installations that provide their own FQDN and SSL certificate. If they generate a cert on a local server it can be installed, but it won't be "trusted" by desk phones or any of the 3CX software that needs a publicly trusted certificate from one of the major certificate vendors. In other words, it needs to be a paid certificate, not a free one.
Won't a LetsEncrypt certificate work just fine (besides regulary having to replace it)?

It doesn't have to be paid, just not self-signed (aka using the PKI and a trusted CA).
 
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Won't a LetsEncrypt certificate work just fine (besides regulary having to replace it)?

It doesn't have to be paid, just not self-signed (aka using the PKI and a trusted CA).
Yes, you can use ANY certificate as long as it is not self-signed, of course you should check that the IP Phones you are using consider the CA you are using as trusted. Remember, IP Phones have a considerably smaller Certificate Repository than Windows or Linux OS.
 
Yes, you can use ANY certificate as long as it is not self-signed, of course you should check that the IP Phones you are using consider the CA you are using as trusted. Remember, IP Phones have a considerably smaller Certificate Repository than Windows or Linux OS.
Thank you for the confirmation!

Will -in theory- a self-signed certificate work if I have a way of trusting it in the phones (like some phones allow you to do) and on the systems that run the desktop client?
 
Thank you for the confirmation!

Will -in theory- a self-signed certificate work if I have a way of trusting it in the phones (like some phones allow you to do) and on the systems that run the desktop client?
I don't like theory, I like to think of myself as a more practical person... :p

Kidding, just to answer you, in theory yes, but then you will get errors whenever accessing webpages, the mobile apps might not load the presence information correctly, IP Phones will at the very least need you to load the certificate, and those are only a few things that come to mind right now.

I'll just consider this as "thinking out loud" query, so let's just agree that you need a Trusted Certificate, and if you want to be 100% safe, use Let's Encrypt that 3CX provides. :)
 
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I don't like theory, I like to think of myself as a more practical person... :p

Kidding, just to answer you, in theory yes, but then you will get errors whenever accessing webpages, the mobile apps might not load the presence information correctly, IP Phones will at the very least need you to load the certificate, and those are only a few things that come to mind right now.

I'll just consider this as "thinking out loud" query, so let's just agree that you need a Trusted Certificate, and if you want to be 100% safe, use Let's Encrypt that 3CX provides. :)
Thanks, that is as much as I expected. :)

I agree that its not an advisable situation.
 
Do we have an ETA on when mobile apps are coming that work with this update?
 

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