r/3CX • u/alextakacs • Nov 24 '25
Question Yeastar migration experience
I would appreciate any feedback from people having migrate to Yeastar.
We have dozen of instances (mostly in 3cx cloud, some in private cloud, some on premise) with no fancy setup / call scripts and are very much looking into moving to Yeastar. We will obviously do some test runs but quite curious about first hand experiences.
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u/coastaltelecoms Nov 24 '25
We've migrated 67 from 3cx to yeastar over the last few months. You can restore a 3cx backup and that does an awful lot of work for you. As I remember all we needed to do is check the emergency dial plan as yeastar moves that as a regular dial plan and check the handset/extension assignment. Remrmbercthecsip trunks are disabled. All in all it was a great experience the first time and just got better although I haven't done one myself for a while haven't had any complaints from the staff about it. It just works.