3CX Basic Certification QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ 2023|2024 UPDATE

3CX Basic Certification QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ 2023|2024 UPDATE All content in document is found on Website 1- Installing 3CX v=P8p56O4p688&list=PL6sq0_ucoDulZC7S4znK9ZrGq1Is7BYFA&index=2&t=0s [SLIDE 1] Welcome to the online training series from 3CX. This module will concentrate on the installation of 3CX. [SLIDE 2] To begin with, we will be going through the prerequisites of the system and the network. We will also discuss the general concepts of how the FQDNs and SSL Certificates work, and walk you through the installation of 3CX by going through the Web Based Setup Wizard. [SLIDE 3] 3CX can be installed on either a Windows or Linux Operating System. The supported Windows versions are Windows 10, or if you prefer a Windows Server Operating System, anything newer than Microsoft Server 2012R2. If you want to install 3CX on Linux, you can do so on an existing Debian 9 Stretch installation, or you can use the 3CX ISO, which will install both the Operating System, and 3CX. Bear in mind that all these Operating Systems must be of a 64-bit architecture. 3CX Cannot be installed on a 32 bit operating system. 3CX can also be installed on a Raspberry Pi for installations up to 8 Simultaneous Calls. Standard, PRO and Enterprise editions can be installed on a Raspberry Pi. [SLIDE 4] If you decide to use a Windows Operating System, you must make sure that all Windows Updates have been installed, prior to starting the installation process. .NET 4.6.1 or higher must also be installed on the system, along with all its updates, as it is crucial for the smooth operation of 3CX. With 3CX’s Modern interface, a compatible browser is required. 3CX is entirely configured using a web browser. This can either be Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge. Avoid using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.