Articles tagged with: sip
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Edvina SIP Trainings in Argentina
At the 4K conference in Buenos Aires, Edvina’s Olle E. Johansson will run two trainings. It’s a unique opportunity to learn more about SIP and scalable networks with Kamailio and Asterisk from one of the leading developers and Open Source SIP solution architects!
November 3, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Events, TrainingsEdvina participates in SIPit 29
Edvina will participate in SIPit in Monaco in October 2011. SIPit has been running for 15 years, testing the IETF SIP realtime communication framework. SIPit is a place for developers, both commercial and Open Source, to meet and test implementations of old and new features in the SIP standards.
October 17, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Corporate, EventsNew presentation by OEJ: Watch out – the Sip world is changing!
Last week Olle talked at the Vopi2day conference in Madrid, organized by Avanzada7. The talk, named “Watch out!” covers new areas developed in SIP, but not implemented in many devices or servers out there. Solutions for NAT traversal, PSTN trunk registration and new work with the real time web is covered, along with a small […]
October 10, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Corporate, Events, PresentationsSIP & IPv6 :: The action plan, version 0.8
We have tried to gather information about SIP and migration to IPv6 in a short presentation. This is the first version and we appreciate all your feedback. You can read more about SIP & IPv6 on our SIPv6 web and like us on facebook.com/sipv6! Sip & IPv6 – time for action! View more presentations from […]
March 6, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under IPv6, SIP, TechnologyFinally an RFC for the SIP INFO message
SIP, like HTTP, is a request-response protocol. Each request has a method, that is standardized. A call setup uses the INVITE method, a call tear-down (hangup) use the BYE method. Those are simple to understand, as are a few of the other ones, like REFER for call transfers and MESSAGE for SMS-like text messages. The […]
January 15, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under SIPAsterisk: Distributed states using SIP
Asterisk was originally built as a stand-alone system, a single central point for all telephony communication. In short, a PBX. Nowadays, the Asterisk Open Source telephony server, is used in many ways – many of them not really being PBXs. All kinds of applications are being powered by Asterisk. While building applications with Asterisk, you […]
January 8, 2011 | Posted by oej | Filed Under Asterisk, Kamailio, SIPSearch Edvina.net
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