Re: SIP Proxy Experiences

["Dave Packham" <>]

We have been using Asterisk now for about 6 months.  we run my whole 
departments, about hard 25 phones, 5 softphones and several websites off that 
server and are looking at giving students voicemail and ivr functionality in 
the dorm rooms.  I have used Vocal and SER in the past but the were not a 
full featured as Asterisk





Dave Packham 
University of Utah NetCom 
Manager R & D
D.S.O.
University Incident Response Team 

 
c. 
712-0364@801
w. 
587.0907@801
FWD. 20223 


ICQ#:45818442
Current ICQ status: 

SMS: (Send an SMS message to my ICQ): +278314245818442
FWD is http://fwd.pulver.com
More ways to contact me: http://wwp.icq.com/45818442

Our Groups Website
http://rads.netcom.utah.edu 

Directions to our Building
http://www.map.utah.edu/umaplink/0893.html
 
 
 


>>> 
>>>  8/12/2003 4:02:19 AM >>>
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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