Guys,
Not sure if anyone else has ever run into this same problem, but I really
dislike doing manual regression testing on an IVR. (i.e. lots of button
pushing) And I like how Ruby on Rails has a set of tests that you make and
run each time you make a change which means that you know (assuming
Hello All,
I am looking to build a simple PBX to hook up with MS OCS 2007 and a Service
provider such as Vonage or Betamax for testing demo purposes.
Asterisk does not support SIP over TCP, so that would not work and SipX does
not Support B2BUA.
Any suggestions?
Hi,
Actually asterisk 1.6 suppurts SIP over TCP.
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A little while ago I finished an integration with OCS 2007 and tried to use
Asterisk 1.6 but it proved to be problematic with TLS. We ended up using
what I have always used in the past which is SER/OpenSER/Kamilio/SIP-Router
or whatever else they are calling themselves this week. Lots of people
Thanks for the suggestions Henry. It happens mostly on calls that are
of questionable quality to begin with, ie: from Cellphones and 1800
numbers. I'm thinking that it has something to do with Oslec. I'm
thinking that the codec is defaulted to G711u so no exploration there.
Will try
We are currently working on this using OCS 2007 R2. We are using Brekeke
and are having success. I am also considering playing with Freeswitch to
do this - although based on the time spent so far, going with an
audiocodes solution would probably have been a better choice.
Mike
Shidan wrote:
Hello everyone!
So not even a week after attending the IT360 show and hearing all about VoIP
security and attacks, I happened to be watching my server when I saw this
come across my screen:
[Apr 13 23:23:00] NOTICE[5843]: chan_sip.c:15071 handle_request_register:
Registration from
