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NEWS
News Resources
Getting Started
Connecting Phones to VOIP
VoIP PBX and Servers
Popular choices - please do not alter this list, add new entries
here
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Asterisk: Open Source PBX
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CallWeaver: Vendor independent, cross-platform open source IP-PBX,
originally derived from Asterisk.
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FreeSWITCH: Open source cross platform (*nix, Win, OSX) multiprotocol
(SIP, IAX, Googletalk, Jabber, XMPP, WOOMERA/H.323, PRI/T1/E1) softswitch.
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Kamailio: Flexible and powerful open source GPL SIP ( RFC3261 ) server
with integrated TLS (former OpenSer)
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Sip Express Router: High-performance, configurable, free SIP ( RFC3261 )
server
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sipXecs: SIPfoundry's sipXecs Project - The SIP PBX for Linux (L-GPL) -
Utilizes FreeSwitch, OpenFire and OpenACD
- Yate
- open source softswitch/PBX, with E1/T1, ISDN, SS7, RBS, analogics, IAX,
H.323, SIP, MGCP, Jingle (GoogleTalk), for Windows, Linux and BSD's
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more...
Voip Protocols
- IP Protocols
COPS,
ENUM,
H.323,
IAX,
IMS,
LTP,
Megaco,
MGCP,
PINT,
RTP,
SCCP,
SCTP,
SDP,
SIMPLE, SIP,
STUN,
T.37,
T.38,
TRIP,
TURN
- ITU protocols
SS7,
ISUP
- OSP,
PacketCable
MRCP
- Encryption Protocols
ZRTP
Markup
- Basic call routing and rules for UA's or VOIP servers
CPL
- IVR
Presentation and dialog management:
VoiceXML,
CallXML
- Call control / conferencing / call routing:
CCXML
- IVR /
Speech recognition definition:
SRGS
- IVR /
Speech synthesis definition:
SSML
- IVR /
prompting / recording / conferencing / DTMF / Voice:
CallXML
Traditional Telephone Network
VOIP Events and Conferences
Business Services
Resources
Suggestions and Questions