All SwyxServer services are now 64bit executable files. By default, the installation program stores the 64bit components under c:\Program Files\Swyx instead of c:\Program Files (x86)\Swyx. This applies to new installations and updates. If you update an existing supported SwyxWare to v14, the files are stored by default under c:\Program Files\Swyx.

The new SwyxIt! has been introduced as a new Windows client application and offers a modern user interface for improved usability.

The former SwyxIt! Client was changed to "SwyxIt! Classic" to differentiate between the new and the classic version of the client.

For new SwyxWare installations, the client mode is set to "SwyxIt!" by default.

For update installations, the default client mode is set to "SwyxIt! Classic" in order to maintain continuity for existing users.

Administrators can configure the default client mode for all users via the Swyx Control Center and adjust this setting for individual users.

Users with the appropriate function authorization can switch directly between SwyxIt! and SwyxIt! Classic.

As of version 13.30, the handling of emergency calls has changed, see 8.1 Emergency call detection

 

Access to Swyx VisualGroups or Swyx VisualContacts via RemoteConnector for SwyxIt! if these services are not installed on SwyxServer. See 6.8 Access VisualGroups and VisualContacts on a separate server via RemoteConnector.

Yealink desk phones can be connected to SwyxON UC Tenants via the Internet, see

From version 13.28, the security standards for handling user passwords will be increased. The policy for complex passwords is being expanded. A check is made to ensure that none of the last three passwords used are used again, see 7.1.1 Complex passwords

The password reset service in Swyx Control Center offers the possibility to reset your own password or the password of a user, see Reset password:

As of version 13.27, voice messages are no longer managed via IMAP4 on a mail server, but within SwyxWare. Voice messages can be stored both in the database and in the file system. They can be listed, listened to and deleted with different client applications. This means that voice messages can still be delivered by e-mail, for example.

The storage location is configured via the Swyx Control Center, see

As of version 13.27, trunk recordings can be managed by SwyxWare. They can be stored in the database, in the file system or in an S3 object store. The storage location is configured via the Swyx Control Center, see

As of version 13.27, voice messages can be left on a group call. See 12.2.6 The "Properties…" Dialog The "Voice Box" Tab

With the Swyx Connector for Microsoft Teams you can useSwyxIt! Classic functions directly on the Microsoft Teams Windows interface, see

DECT 800 systems can be provided quickly and easily via DCF. DCF also enables better integration of DECT systems in SwyxWare, see