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Ports used by 3CX Phone System
The following is a complete list of ports that 3CX PhoneSystem uses in a default installation scenario: TCP:80 … If 3CX is installed for IIS, this is the default port number to reach the 3CX Management Console (http:// /management) and the 3CX MyPhone Interface (http:// /myphone) TCP:5000 If 3CX is installed for Cassini, this is the default port number to reach the 3CX MyPhone Interface (http:// :5000) UDP:5060 3CX Phonesystem (SIP) UDP&TCP:5080 UDP&TCP:5081 etc Listener for the 3CX Tunnel Protocol for bridge connections. Each tunneled bridge connection binds to a port number incrementally. UDP&TCP:5090 3CX Tunnel Tunnel UDP:5100 3CX Fax Receiving Service (SIP) TCP:5480 3CX PhoneSystem Database Server (PostgreSQL) TCP:5481 If 3CX is installed for Cassini, this is the default port number to reach the 3CX Management Console (http:// :5481) TCP:5482 3CX PhoneSystem for inter-process communications TCP:5484 3CX IVR vXML Server (both IIS and Cassini install scenarios) TCP:5485 3CX Configuration Server UDP:5486 3CX Assistant Server UDP:7000-7499 Default Range of ports for RTP Media Exchange with devices on the LAN (typically internal extensions, gateways, tunneled connections) UDP:9000-9049 Default Range of ports for RTP Media Exchange with devices on the WAN (typically voip providers, external extensions) UDP:10000 3CX FAX Receiving Service for T.38 UDPTL traffic UDP:40000 3CX Parking Orbit Service (SIP) UDP:40010-40138 3CX Parking Orbit Service (RTP) UDP:40300 3CX Conference place Service (SIP) UDP:40310-40438 Conference place Service (RTP) UDP:40600 3CX IVR Service (SIP) UDP:40610-40866 3CX IVR Service (RTP) Continue reading …
Using the 3CX SIP Proxy Manager
You can download the stand-alone SIP Proxy Manager from here: http://www.3cx.com/downloads/3CXSIPProxyManager8.msi . IMPORTANT : Use the above link with 3CX Phone System version 8.0.9908 or higher. Use this one for For Version 7 of the 3CX Phone System What is the 3CX SIP Proxy manager The SIP Proxy Tunnel can combine all SIP (signaling) and RTP (media) VoIP Packets from one location (typically a remote office) and deliver them to and from another location (typically the PBX Server) using a custom TCP protocol. This simple concept allows us to exploit the SIP Proxy Tunnel to overcome difficult situations, or to simplify a network scenario Continue reading …
Setting phones to use FQDNs instead of IP Addresses
During set-up you are prompted to enter the FQDN of the phone system server OR the SIP domain. This SIP domain is used if you wish to use Direct SIP calls (more info here), but … Continue reading …
How Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 / 2010 Unified Messaging works
Introduction Microsoft Exchange Server Unified Messaging communicates with a PBX via the SIP protocol. However: 1) Only TCP transport is used Continue reading …
3CX Launches YouTube Channel with Technical VoIP Nuggets
Innovative video clips provide FREE online visual training on VoIP, SIP and 3CX IP PBX London – 17 February, 2009 – 3CX (www.3cx.com) the international developer of telecommunications software has announced the launch of its Youtube … Continue reading …
Sangoma Announces Partnership with 3CX
Simplify Deployments of 3CX’s SIP-based PBX with Sangoma NetBorder Express gateway cards Toronto, Ontario – October 23, 2008 – Sangoma Technologies Corporation, the premium provider of software centric media and signal processing hardware, today announced it … Continue reading …
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