Host and Port number
When using an Active connection, it is important to Set the Host and Port number (i.e. TIM Enterprise connects to your 3CX) remember to set the host and port numbers on the 3CX as follows:-
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Set the Host and Port number in TIM Enterprise as instructed below:The host address drop-down contains a list of addresses that your 3CX can bind to. Choose one that will be accessible by the computer running TIM Enterprise. The port is the port that the 3CX will listen for connections on.
In the connection settings of TIM Enterprise, enter the address that your 3CX is bound to, as well as the same port you configured on your 3CX (above).
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Firewall
It is important to open up the firewall port for TIM Enterprise to establish a connection to your 3CX. If this is not done, you will experience connection issues e.g.
Q. I'm not able to connect the 3CX to TIM Enterprise. I get the following alert message:-
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I’m using port 9000 but it's still not connecting. Any tool I can use to troubleshoot this issue?"
A. Tri-Line's technical support responded as follows
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Ensure that any firewalls on the 3CX and on the computer running TIM Enterprise allow traffic on the selected port.
In order to test whether the connection is working, use `telnet`:
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telnet 10.0.0.10 9000 |
If you don't have the Telnet client on your computer,
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`telnet 10.0.**.*** 9000`
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you can add it through
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the Optional Features setting in Windows
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Failing that, TIM Enterprise comes with a stand-alone tool name `IPTester.exe` in your `c:\Program Files (x86)\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\` folder for testing connections.
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Double-click to run it, enter the IP address and port
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of your 3CX in the top left
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boxes and press
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the connection was
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successful.
Let me know how that works out."
Issue Resolved!