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Category Archives: VoIP
New Version of “Design Considerations for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Overload Control”
The IETF this week released an important new draft titled “Design Considerations for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Overload Control” that is available at: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-soc-overload-design The importance here is that it is a fact of life that SIP-based communication servers can …
Google Makes XMPP-Jingle The Default for GoogleTalk VoIP
The big news out of Google this week was their support of XMPP-Jingle as the “primary signaling” protocol for Google Talk calls to and from Google, iGoogle and Orkut. From the announcement by Peter Thatcher (my emphasis added): We are …
Free Training on IPv6, SIP and Communications Apps – May 5, 2011
Would you like to learn more about IPv6 and how it relates to creating communications applications? Want to understand more about how IPv6 does or does not impact the SIP protocol? If so, you may be interested in a free …
How To Make SIP Calls Over IPv6 Using Linphone (on Mac, Windows, Linux)
Looking for a softphone that lets you easily make VoIP calls over IPv6 using the SIP protocol? I was looking to do this and after trying several of the common SIP softphones I knew of, several people pointed me over …
Want to learn about IPv6 and VoIP? Join the VUC Conf Call this Friday!
Would you like to learn about IPv6 and how it works with VoIP? On this Friday, November 26th, at 12 noon US Eastern time, the VoIP Users Conference crew will gather on their weekly conference call to discuss IPv6 with …
New version of P-Charge-Info (07) Internet-Draft now available – and an update on the draft status
This morning I submitted a new version -07 of P-Charge-Info. Not much changed in the draft. Primarily I updated the IPR language to use the language of the IETF Trust as of February 2009 and added a reference pointing to …
The challenge before Speermint and Drinks – moving beyond full mesh into open interconnection
Otmar Lendl recently posted a thoughtful piece called “What’s wrong with Speermint and Drinks” that digs into the differences between and the challenges of the IETF’s Speermint and Drinks Working Groups. Otmar started out explaining why they are necessary: First …
New SIP / VoIP Security tools released…
If you aren’t thinking about the security of your VoIP systems, you should be, because the tools to attack those systems keep getting better. Over on the Voice of VOIPSA blog, I recently wrote about the release of a new …
A thoughtful piece on SIP as the future of telecommunications over on ZDNet blogs…
Over on ZDNet’s blog “A Developer’s View“, John Carroll had a surprising piece entitled “SIP is the future of telecommunications” that was really quite well-done. I say “surprising” only because I’ve been reading John’s blog at ZDNet for quite some …
