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Realtime Radio – using SIP in Radio Broadcast

Edvina has built a custom platform based on the EBU Audio Contribution over IP standards. The platform is used for live broadcast from where the action is – in stadiums, on the road, from events outside the radio house. Using mobile, Internet, satellite and other IP-based connections the journalists can broadcast from anywhere, anytime. Edvina’s […]

April 30, 2017 | Posted by oej | Filed Under ACIP, Projects, Technology

What’s Happening with SIP and IPv6?

At the recent Netnod Spring Meeting Olle E. Johansson from Edvina was invited to talk about his work with dual stacks in SIP. The talk was very personal and covered the progress, or lack of progress, in the IETF and the work done in the SIP Forum IPv6 working group. The work started when Olle […]

April 6, 2015 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Events, IPv6, Presentations, SIP, Technology

TLS-O-MATIC :: Test your applications!

Edvina yesterday evening launched the TLS-O-MATIC test site for applications. For many years, Olle E. Johansson has been operating a TLS-O-MATIC for SIP applications at the SIPit event organised by the SIP forum. The new TLS-O-MATIC is a public service launches with more than 15 tests for the HTTPS protocol. Tests for SIP will be added […]

March 6, 2015 | Posted by oej | Filed Under MoreCrypto, TLS

Launching the new SIP Masterclass 2 – Mastering Kamailio

Come to Stockholm, Sweden April 7-20, 2015 for the very first “Mastering Kamailio” class! After more than 10 years of running the SIP Masterclass we had too much material and too many ideas to fit into five days of training. Students attending our SIP Masterclass got a chock when seeing the material – over 1000 […]

February 7, 2015 | Posted by oej | Filed Under SIP, Trainings

#MoreCrypto: Working together for a safer Internet

The IETF recently met in London, UK, to spend a week focusing on improving the Internet protocols, the foundation for everything that is communicated over the wires of the Internet.  At a recent meeting, the IETF – an open group of technicians – concluded that the pervasive monitoring discovered last year is to be seen […]

March 11, 2014 | Posted by oej | Filed Under MoreCrypto, Projects, Technology

SIP 2012 :: ICE – finding the best media path between two phones

Edvina continues the work to define a new SIP reference profile, updated to fit current networks and implementations. SIP 2.0 is over 10 years old and the RFC does no longer cover enough to fit the needs of the enterprise. Networking has changed and much has been added to SIP by the IETF in cooperation […]

September 22, 2012 | Posted by oej | Filed Under IPv6, SIP, SIP2012

SIP2012 :: Redefining SIP

Edvina today launched SIP2012 – a project to try to redefine SIP in the eyes of all customers to our industry. We need to go beyond the 10-year old RFC and use all the solutions developed by the IETF and the SIP Forum during 10 years of SIP version 2.0. We’re not defining SIP 3.0 […]

August 14, 2012 | Posted by oej | Filed Under SIP, SIP2012, Technology

Is SIP the new WebRTC infrastructure?

SIP celebrates 10 years this summer. When it was created, it was created to become the new infrastructure for Internet-wide realtime communication and collaboration. Based on domains, like e-mail, SIP was built for the Internet. But neither the Internet nor corporate networks was ready for it. Many problems was discovered, like NAT traversal, firewall handling […]

July 10, 2012 | Posted by oej | Filed Under SIP, Technology, WebRTC

World IPv6 Launch is today!

Today is the World IPv6 Launch. This means that thousands of web sites across the world will enable IPv6 access and keep it on. It’s an important start of a change that will mean that IPv6 will be just normal work and hopefully integrated into all projects. At Edvina, we will from now on integrate […]

June 6, 2012 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Corporate, IPv6, Technology

Talk: The Status of IPv6 in desktop operating systems

A presentation about IPv6 in various operating systems. The core IPv6 support is there, but not in the user interface.

January 25, 2012 | Posted by oej | Filed Under IPv6, Presentations, Technology

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