Features and configuration of 3CX WebMeeting
3CX WebMeeting Features
3CX WebMeeting is a plugin for IP-PBX 3CX Phone System that allows you to organize video conferences in a browser via Web-RTC. On the client side, Google Chrome v.35 or higher must be installed. Let's look at how to configure and the basis of the functionality of 3CX WebMeeting.
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Enable WebMeeting on Side 3 of CX Phone System
For any commercial version of 3CX Phone System, conferences for 3 participants are available for free. With a demo key, this functionality is closed.
1. Activate the license
2. Assign a portal administrator from PBX subscribers. Webmeeting portal will be created automatically as a subdomain 3CX.EU
3. Indicate the subscribers to whom the functionality of video conferencing will be available.
Creating a 3CX Webmeeting Conference
The conference initiator must set himself 3 CX Phone For Windows . This "native" softphone 3 CX, distributed free of charge.
4. In 3CXPhone for Windows, click on the "Conferences" icon.
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6. Select “Scheduled Web Meetings” to add the conference to the schedule or “Create Web Meeting” to start immediately.
7. Next, click "Join".
8. When connected, Google Chrome will ask for permission to use the camera and microphone. Click "Allow".
9. For Chrome, a special plugin will be installed. It is required for screen sharing and browser sharing.
3CX WebMeeting Interface
The 3CX WebMeeting interface is divided into 4 parts:
Top Menu
Members
Chat
Video with other members
Share Screen
With this item you can publish the screen completely or a separate window (application).
Co Browse
This feature allows you to send a link from Google Chrome to other members.
1. Click "Co Browse" and select the page you want to share.
2. Locate the 3CX logo on the right side of the address bar.
3. Click on the 3CX logo and the link will be sent to all participants, the link will open in a new tab.
Attention: When scrolling a page or clicking on links, this is not transmitted to other participants. To send a new link, click on the 3CX logo again.
React
In the React menu, each of the participants can state their reaction towards the conference organizer.
Notifications (Flag)
Displays notifications from WebMeeting.
Members
Displays a list of participants and their roles (Organizer, Participant). The organizer also acts as a moderator, i.e. can enable and disable:
video
audio
and chat
Chat
Displays text messages and participants reaction.
Main panel
This screen displays videos from participants and documents for general viewing.
Licensing and pricing
This version of 3CX Webmeeting is delivered by annual subscription.
Perspectives
In addition to the conference mode via the browser, video calls through 3CX Phone are available, about them in the next article. And also, stand-alone version of WebMeeting will be available soon, which does not require IP PBX and can work on your own server.
3CX WebMeeting is a plugin for IP-PBX 3CX Phone System that allows you to organize video conferences in a browser via Web-RTC. On the client side, Google Chrome v.35 or higher must be installed. Let's look at how to configure and the basis of the functionality of 3CX WebMeeting.
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Go!..
Enable WebMeeting on Side 3 of CX Phone System
For any commercial version of 3CX Phone System, conferences for 3 participants are available for free. With a demo key, this functionality is closed.
1. Activate the license
2. Assign a portal administrator from PBX subscribers. Webmeeting portal will be created automatically as a subdomain 3CX.EU
3. Indicate the subscribers to whom the functionality of video conferencing will be available.
Creating a 3CX Webmeeting Conference
The conference initiator must set himself 3 CX Phone For Windows . This "native" softphone 3 CX, distributed free of charge.
4. In 3CXPhone for Windows, click on the "Conferences" icon.
five.
6. Select “Scheduled Web Meetings” to add the conference to the schedule or “Create Web Meeting” to start immediately.
7. Next, click "Join".
8. When connected, Google Chrome will ask for permission to use the camera and microphone. Click "Allow".
9. For Chrome, a special plugin will be installed. It is required for screen sharing and browser sharing.
3CX WebMeeting Interface
The 3CX WebMeeting interface is divided into 4 parts:
Top Menu
Members
Chat
Video with other members
Share Screen
With this item you can publish the screen completely or a separate window (application).
Co Browse
This feature allows you to send a link from Google Chrome to other members.
1. Click "Co Browse" and select the page you want to share.
2. Locate the 3CX logo on the right side of the address bar.
3. Click on the 3CX logo and the link will be sent to all participants, the link will open in a new tab.
Attention: When scrolling a page or clicking on links, this is not transmitted to other participants. To send a new link, click on the 3CX logo again.
React
In the React menu, each of the participants can state their reaction towards the conference organizer.
Notifications (Flag)
Displays notifications from WebMeeting.
Members
Displays a list of participants and their roles (Organizer, Participant). The organizer also acts as a moderator, i.e. can enable and disable:
video
audio
and chat
Chat
Displays text messages and participants reaction.
Main panel
This screen displays videos from participants and documents for general viewing.
Licensing and pricing
This version of 3CX Webmeeting is delivered by annual subscription.
| vendor code | Name | Price |
| 3CXWM10 | 3CX WebMeeting 10 members (1 year subscription) | € 395 |
| 3CXWM25 | 3CX WebMeeting 25 members (1 year subscription) | € 795 |
| 3CXWM50 | 3CX WebMeeting 50 members (1 year subscription) | € 1,395 |
| 3CXWM100 | 3CX WebMeeting 100 participants (1 year subscription) | € 2,395 |
Perspectives
In addition to the conference mode via the browser, video calls through 3CX Phone are available, about them in the next article. And also, stand-alone version of WebMeeting will be available soon, which does not require IP PBX and can work on your own server.
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