Re: SIP Proxy Experiences

[Steve Blair <>]

Tyler:

   The three products with which I recently have some experience
are Broadworks, SER and Asterisk. I worked with Vovida's product
some time ago but I have not used that product recently.

    Broadworks is a for purchase commercial product from Broadsoft.
It is aimed at the carrier market and probably more than what you want.

   SER and Asterisk are both open source, run on various OS's, and
support SIP/SIMPLE. Asterisk is a full function PBX that can also
support digital or analog telephones via add-on  hardware.

   Vovida is available in open source, Vovida.org, or Cisco licensed
commerical versions, (cisco.com I think).

-Steve

john p. streck wrote:

> Tyler,
> Ditto that. I would like to see the same question answered.
> later,
> john
>
>
> On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 06:02 AM, Tyler Miller Johnson wrote:
>
>     I am curious what SIP proxies folks are using and their
>     experiences. I am looking for a highly standards compliant proxy,
>     especially one that is geared toward generic SIP support as
>     opposed to being targetted as a telephony server. It should have
>     some sort of API so I can develop custom interfaces.
>
>
>
>
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