Leenix

Hi, I've tried installing PBXnSip on my Vista which did not install due to installer exceptions. I've tried on a Windows 7 machine which also failed for the same reasons... Then finally it worked on my Windows XP sp2 After that i tried to register a Yealink T28 to it, which failed due to incorrect credentials / possibly... I tried setting the Extension Pass / Auth ID and everything to what they should be ( 100 ) but the yealink would not register. I even tried a lot of other phones to try and register them on PBXnSip, but none worked. What am i doing wrong here? I'm using the latest version.

******• 3CX does not support security (TLS, SRTP)****** Yes it does. ******• 3CX does not support multiple homed servers******* Yes it does. ******• 3CX does not support IPv6******* And that's a plus... how? IPv6 is as needed as a car lighter in a non smokers car. ******• 3CX does not support Linux******* Sorry, we want to keep stuff easy for the user. Not complicate them by sending them off to modify complicated config files in unknown linux folders. *****3CX does not support SOAP****** Yes it does. *******• 3CX does support all of Microsoft’s Unified Messaging technologies (Exchange UM, Outlook, OCS, MSS)****** It does support Exchange and outlook. *******• 3CX does not support Call Center features like Call Recording, Barge In, Listen In, etc.******* Yes it does... *******• 3CX does not support manual Service Flags to toggle day/night service******* It's already implemented in the internal V9 which will be released in aproximately a month's time. *******• 3CX does not support Paging****** Paging has been supported since the earliest releases of the PBX ******• 3CX does not support Conference 'rooms' with ad-hoc, scheduled, and pin based conference capabilities****** 3CX in fact does support conference rooms. The Pin functionality is included in Version 9. *****• 3CX is not designed for hosted multi-tenant PBX virtualization****** That's one we are working on for V9.1 or V10 *****And for 3CX resellers, you are competing with their ‘free’ PBX, which has zero margin***** 3CX is called "Free" simply because more than half of the features are available in the free version. You can even use it without buying a license. And if you do want a license, you can use a 2 Simulataneous call license which is available for free if you register with correct credentials on the 3CX website. - The purpose of a Windows based PBX is to make thing simple for the user. Not overcomplicate everything. Now if you are a Linux Guru. Your best solution is Asterisk, no doubt.