3CX
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Pros
- You’ll still need a system like 3CX to handle the calls but I’ve had great success with voip.ms + 3CX.
- I’ve always done this for things like phone systems (3CX) and print servers as it’s only a few £ a month for cheap Linux servers.
- We're a smaller business, ~120 users and are really liking 3CX's hosted offerings. For the record I would not want to touch them with a 10ft pole if I was a vendor, but as a consumer they've been great. Stable, no issues with support the...
- I’m a big fan of 3CX. I work at a trust built up of ~15 schools and a single 3CX instance is more than powerful for us. It’s fairly simple to get setup and running on VM.
- I would say one of the killer features of 3CX is their SBC. It allows for massive deployments in a snap.
Cons
- Looking at you 3CX!!
- 3CX is always a feather ruffler. The CEO himself will ban resellers who bring issues to the forum instead of to him directly. I really just can't let these go.
- We use 3CX. They did have a security incident a few years ago and they ruffled a lot of people the wrong way with forcing everyone on to v20 this year, but I have yet to find a system that is better for the value. We use them on prem and...
- Mainly got into phone systems like 4 or 5 years back when someone told me about 3cx and i then spent hours trying to get more features out of it because of its expensive licensing model.
- In a nutshell, it is administering Microsoft 365 and on-prem AD (hybrid setup), administering our VOIP solution (3CX), PaperCut, end-user support
Sentiment
5 positive (50%) · 2 mixed (20%) · 3 negative (30%)
Trust + time weighted score: +26% · raw score 20%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
You’ll still need a system like 3CX to handle the calls but I’ve had great success with voip.ms + 3CX.
I’ve always done this for things like phone systems (3CX) and print servers as it’s only a few £ a month for cheap Linux servers.
Looking at you 3CX!!
We're a smaller business, ~120 users and are really liking 3CX's hosted offerings. For the record I would not want to touch them with a 10ft pole if I was a vendor, but as a consumer they've been great. Stable, no issues with support the one or two times I've had to get ahold of them and their SBC seems like it's a lot better hashed out than anyone else's offerings that I've worked with.
I’m a big fan of 3CX. I work at a trust built up of ~15 schools and a single 3CX instance is more than powerful for us. It’s fairly simple to get setup and running on VM.
I would say one of the killer features of 3CX is their SBC. It allows for massive deployments in a snap.
3CX is always a feather ruffler. The CEO himself will ban resellers who bring issues to the forum instead of to him directly. I really just can't let these go.
We use 3CX. They did have a security incident a few years ago and they ruffled a lot of people the wrong way with forcing everyone on to v20 this year, but I have yet to find a system that is better for the value. We use them on prem and it's a very intuitive system and is easy to manage.
Mainly got into phone systems like 4 or 5 years back when someone told me about 3cx and i then spent hours trying to get more features out of it because of its expensive licensing model.
In a nutshell, it is administering Microsoft 365 and on-prem AD (hybrid setup), administering our VOIP solution (3CX), PaperCut, end-user support
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