TMC on SIP to Skype Gateway
Ya gotta hand it to Tom Keating over at TMC, he gets into some interesting stuff. Dan York too for that matter. Today Tom has a post with respect to the Future of SIP To Skype Gateway In Doubt. It's…
Ya gotta hand it to Tom Keating over at TMC, he gets into some interesting stuff. Dan York too for that matter. Today Tom has a post with respect to the Future of SIP To Skype Gateway In Doubt. It's…
Generally when I join the weekly VUC conference all I’m dialed in from a SIP hard phone over a Junction Networks OnSIP trunk. This has historically meant that I had to dial in using the PSTN number, not the SIP URI.
A couple of times I tried to create an extension in my OnSIP account mapping their VUC SIP URI to a local four digit extension. That simply doesn’t work. The OnSIP GUI doesn’t permit the use of SIP URIs where the domain is specified by an IP address. It only accepts domains when referenced by alpha means.
Over at VUC Zeeek has blogged about his first impressions of the sample Allnet 7960 that he's had for a few days.
I must admit that I'm more than a little surprised a what people read around here. The single most popular article is the one I wrote back in January 2006 about Building An Embedded Asterisk Server Using Astlinux On a…
Randy (aka Zeeek or Randulo), founder of the VOIP Users Conference, was able to get his hands on a sample of the Allnet 7960 today and sent his initial thoughts on the device to the conference mailing list. This prompted another reader to pose the simple question, “Why does this matter?” (or something similar) More specifically, why does IAX2 matter in the light of a larger trends toward widespread SIP and IMS?
It’s a good question. So here’s my response.
The weekly VOIP Users Conference calls have often mentioned the Chinese made IAX phones, including both their strengths and weaknesses. Jared Smith posted a brief but positive comment on the Asterisk Users mailing list today with respect to a new…