SIP in higher education

[Arthur Gaylord <>]

I find that the OpenSER documentation and tutorials on their site is as 
good as it gets for specifics, although that is still pretty bad. 
Another good repository of info is http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/  I've 
yet to find a book that I really like on SIP. The ones already mentioned 
and are good starters but the gap from them to getting a real system 
running beyond toy mode is pretty wide.

I took at look at the SIP.edu SER cookbook and the only thing that I see 
that NEEDS changing is that all the "break;"  need to get converted in 
to "return;"   There are some other changes from SER to openSER but I 
didn't spot any of them used in the examples. This is based upon a quick 
look and the experience of just converting our SER config file to 
openSER, so it is possible I've missed something. There is new 
functionality in OpenSER that isn't covered in the example, but that 
isn't critical or invalidate this example.

The only other necessary changes in the cookbook should textural 
reference to SER and their web site. Oh, I'm not sure about serctl as I 
don't use it very much.


Art