Current version
The 3CX version each system is running, side by side, so the ones falling behind stand out.

See the version every 3CX you manage is running and which ones have updates waiting. Install updates on one system or a whole selection, and set auto-update schedules for all of them, without signing in to each PBX.
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Every 3CX you monitor is listed with its update status, read from the PBX. Click Refresh to fetch the latest from all of them.
The 3CX version each system is running, side by side, so the ones falling behind stand out.
How many updates each system has waiting, or Up to date. Open any system to see each update’s name, category, current and available version, type and release notes.
Release and Hotfix updates are shown by default. Switch Beta and Alpha on or off; updates you have filtered out are still counted.
Turn 3CX auto-update on or off for each system, and set when it runs: hourly, daily, or weekly on the day and time you choose.
Select any number of systems, or all of them, then install updates, enable or disable auto-update, or set one schedule for the lot.
Whether each system’s 3CX maintenance is current. Updates cannot be installed while it has expired, and the page tells you so.
When a Debian upgrade is available for a server, it shows in that system’s update list. You confirm by typing the server name, and the server reboots during the upgrade.
A system that is already installing an update is not started again, so a bulk install never doubles up.
Real screens from the CommsAlert portal. Click either one to see it full size.
Names, hosts and update details shown are examples.
Set these for one system from its settings button, or for every selected system at once with Set Schedule.
| Auto-update | Enabled or disabled. When enabled, 3CX installs updates on the schedule below. |
|---|---|
| Schedule type | Hourly, daily or weekly. |
| Day of week | For a weekly schedule, the day the updates run. |
| Time | The time of day the updates start. |
| Update types shown | Release, Hotfix, Beta and Alpha. Release and Hotfix are on by default, and the counts and update lists follow your choice. |
The Schedule column shows what each 3CX is set to right now, so systems on a different schedule from the rest are easy to spot.
Update management is part of the 3CX monitor, so every system you already monitor is ready to go.
Every 3CX you monitor appears in Update Management on its own. There is nothing extra to connect.
On the 3CX Servers page, click Updates. Refresh fetches the latest update information from every system.
Choose which update types count: Release and Hotfix by default, with Beta and Alpha when you want them.
Install now on the systems you select, or turn on auto-update with a schedule that suits each customer.
Installing a 3CX update restarts 3CX services, so calls on that system can drop while it runs. Pick a quiet time, or let an out-of-hours auto-update schedule do it.
No. Every 3CX you already monitor is listed in Update Management. Open it with the Updates button on the 3CX Servers page.
Yes. Select the systems you want, or Select All, then click Install Updates, Enable or Disable Auto-Update, or Set Schedule. A system that is already updating is not started again.
Release and Hotfix by default. Switch Beta and Alpha on with the Show buttons. Updates hidden by your choice are still counted next to each system.
Whether the system’s 3CX maintenance is current. Updates cannot be installed while it has expired, so those systems are flagged until it is renewed.
Yes, when a Debian upgrade is available for that server. You confirm by typing the server name, and the server reboots during the upgrade.
Monitoring only reads. Update management changes a system only when you choose an action, such as installing updates or saving a schedule.
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