4.13.1 Access Web Extensions via RemoteConnector
You are using Swyx VisualGroups, Swyx VisualContacts, or other Web Extensions that are not accessible from the public network. (See also 4.18.1 Configure Web Extensions.)
These applications can also run on a SwyxIt! system connected via RemoteConnector.
*For versions of the Swyx prior to 13.30, the RemoteConnector configuration is performed via a registry key. You can find the description here: service.swyx.net/hc/en/articles/360017729619.
*For Swyx versions from 13.30, the configuration is carried out via a configuration file. This is described below for Swyx Control Center.
To add a RemoteConnector access via configuration file
1 In the menu, select General Settings | Files.
2 Select the System standard tab.
3 Search for the CPE_ippbx_cpe.rcconfig file under the RemoteConnectorConfigFile category.
 
If necessary, display more elements per page and search for the entry with ctrl+f.
 
4 Download the file, see To manage the files.
5 Open the file in a text editor and navigate to the "VisualContacts" or "VisualGroups" section, or create a new "< or " TCPConfig" entry. >
6 In the appropriate section, enter the desired destination address in the DestinationSocket(...) line in place of 0.0.0.0.
<!-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -->
<!-- Example 1 -->
<!-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -->
<!-- You want to access an internal company website via RemoteConnector. -->
<!-- Internal Web Page -->
<TCPConfig>
<ClientOS>Windows</ClientOS>
<ClientListenSocket>0.0.0.0:<RemoteConnector Client Port></ClientListenSocket>
<DestinationSocket>0.0.0.0:<WebService Port></DestinationSocket>
</TCPConfig>
<!-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -->
<!-- Example 2 -->
<!-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -->
<!-- You want to access VisualGroups via RemoteConnector through your separate server at the address 255.12.345.6. -->
<!-- VisualGroups -->
<TCPConfig>
<ClientOS>Windows</ClientOS>
<ClientListenSocket>0.0.0.0:9980</ClientListenSocket>
<DestinationSocket>255.12.345.6:80</DestinationSocket>
</TCPConfig>
7 Save the file.
8 Upload the edited file to the Swyx Control Center using the Upload file button, see To add a file.
9 Confirm with Save.
*The new configuration file is uploaded and used. You can find them under the Global tab.
 
The previous system default file cannot be removed. The newly uploaded file is used because the Global area has a higher priority than System Default.