Correct Ivar, it's a SIP client running on Solaris/Sparc.
Whilst Citrix claim to support bi-directional audio I've heard people
say that it doesn't work very well, if at all. I haven't had a chance
to test it personally though. Craig probably knows what's what though.
Chris
Ivar Janmaat wrote:
Sun Rays support audio from client to server. MS Windows (RDP) does not
support audio from client to server.
So running a sip/softphone on rdp thin clients is impossible. This rules
out the Sunray connector.
I have not seen the Menlo Park setup (I would like though) but I can
imagine it is using as Solaris sip client or an Citrix connection to
Windows since Citrix does support audio from client to server.
Ivar
Christopher Saul wrote:
Sun have a demo in the briefing centre in Menlo Park which has a Sun
Ray using a sip client from Lucent, but I've not heard of anyone
using Cisco soft phones.
Chris
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hi,
does anyone know if these SIP/skinny software phones work with sunrays?
i imagine it would require the sunrays to support microphone and
speaker audio across the sunray windows connector/rdp? to a windows
server runnign the app...
thanks
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