There are free conference bridges that only use the PSTN - they make
money by reverse termination charges (for example /www.freeconference.com
). There are very expensive conference bridges that do cool tricks SS7
technology. There are free confernce bridges that use SIP/H.323/IAX/
Skype
On Feb 11, 2008, at 10:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S. How many folks out there have phones (hard or soft) from which
they can place calls to other random SIP endpoints? (I do, but also
realize I'm in a minority.)
Probably enough of us.
I agree that SIP conferencing doesn't work
Dan York wrote:
[..]
P.S. How many folks out there have phones (hard or soft) from which they
can place calls to other random SIP endpoints? (I do, but also realize
I'm in a minority.)
I know quite a number of people who have and are actively using SIP
phones. I personally am a great fan of
On 11 feb 2008, at 17:55, Dan York wrote:
P.S. How many folks out there have phones (hard or soft) from which
they can place calls to other random SIP endpoints? (I do, but also
realize I'm in a minority.)
Unfortunately, SIP providers on average only seem interested in
providing last
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 19:21:48 +0200
Lars Eggert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2008-2-11, at 18:55, ext Dan York wrote:
Can we move some of this conversation in the bill below onto the
Internet using systems where our costs essentially go to $0?
(Obviously we still need to communicate to
On 2008-2-11, at 18:55, ext Dan York wrote:
Can we move some of this conversation in the bill below onto the
Internet using systems where our costs essentially go to $0?
(Obviously we still need to communicate to non-wired folks across
the PSTN, such as event location facilities, etc.)
I'm with Richard on this one. I have to think that among the many
companies that make up the IETF there exists a couple with
conferencing bridges that can support SIP endpoints! ;-) Can we move
some of this conversation in the bill below onto the Internet using
systems where our costs
P.S. How many folks out there have phones (hard or soft) from which
they can place calls to other random SIP endpoints? (I do, but also
realize I'm in a minority.)
Probably enough of us.
I agree that SIP conferencing doesn't work perfectly, but POTS
conferencing, even rather high priced
