Hi, some pointers, offlist, because of company ads and service names -
you can implement a SIP server for that with opensips or kamailio. if you are not too experienced about this, i would recommend to use something like sipwise sip:provider ce (kamailio based) - see http://www.sipwise.com/ and http://www.sipwise.com/doc/spce/
or one of the other sip-router/kamailio/opensips based bundle packs (not that there is too many good ones, actually).
if you want to implement pre-paid, conferencing, or click to dial, you may check out sems - iptel.org/sems
additionally to doddlephone, you could also check out red5phone if you wanted to host that yourself, or, for flash alternatives, phono and tringme.
hth stefan o Bernhard Finkbeiner on 02/09/2011 11:17 PM:
Hi, I am a web developer and am very new to VoIP. So please forgive me if this email should not be suitable for this mailing list. In this case, I would appreciate a tip to where I could ask my question (see below). We are building an online community where users should be able to contact specific community members via a call button (i.e. a VoIP web phone). The user and the community member should not have to install any additional software to do so. An example: User A visits the website and will see a list of X members which are momentarily logged in to our website (i.e., they are "online"). Next to each member's name is a call button. User A can now click on a call button of a member he wants to talk to. Let's say, user A calls member B by clicking on member B's call button. Now the web phone would have to ring on member B's side and if he answers they can have a web call using their computers with microphone and speakers (or headset, of course). As an option, it would be nice if member B could also provide his phone number in his profile such that such a VoIP call gets forwarded to his phone. Another nice option would be the possibility if the calls could also go to member B's SIP / VoIP mobile phone or any other device that is capable of receiving such phone calls. Now my questions: I found client software (e.g. doddlephone) for this problem but I have no idea about the (SIP) server side of the problem. Could we set up such a server with opensips? Or do you know companies that provide such a service? I would be grateful for any tips and hints into the right direction. Thanks a lot in advance, Bernhard _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
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