The "usrloc" module will benefit from a significant revamp in OpenSIPS 2.4. In this article, we're going to take a brief look at the newly-introduced usage dynamics of the module and how we can exploit them to the fullest. Clustering: Then By using a pre-2.4 version of OpenSIPS, you really did not have a straightforward way … Continue reading Scaling, Distributing and Partitioning Registrations with OpenSIPS 2.4
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What are our users really talking about all the time? Let's find out! RTPEngine is a proxy for RTP traffic and other UDP based media for VoIP and webRTC., meant to be used in OpenSIPS and other proxies as a drop-in replacement for rtpproxy with many advanced features, including: webRTC support as ICE and SRTP Bridging … Continue reading Audio Recording and Speech Detection Experiments with OpenSIPS
Happy New Year 2018! In this follow-up article, we're going to take a look at a major feature that Santa merged into the OpenSIPS development branch, just about a couple of days before Christmas: a series of advanced FreeSWITCH integration capabilities. It is now possible to fully control FreeSWITCH within the OpenSIPS script. This is … Continue reading How To Script Advanced FreeSWITCH Integrations with OpenSIPS 2.4
Over at FreeSWITCH, as an open-source multimedia software, we rely on our community for support. We like to foster that support by producing resources for our community. Whether it is FreeSWITCH tutorials, ClueCon Weekly Conference calls, or the ClueCon Community conference, giving to the community has always been important to us. We are always excited … Continue reading FreeSWITCH Integration Video
Whether you are a seasoned OpenSIPS administrator or you are still trying to figure out why your ACKs are looping all over your network, one thing is for certain: all of us will sooner or later need to have OpenSIPS produce some numbers which will answer questions such as: how many minutes has my OpenSIPS … Continue reading Deep Dive into the OpenSIPS Statistics Support
The ability to record the calls that go through your platform is gradually shifting from being a feature to being a necessity. Whether you run a call center and you need it to monitor your agents' activity, to comply with your countries laws, or simply to improve your services, you need a recording solution that … Continue reading Call Recording in OpenSIPS 2.4 using SIPREC
Cloud computing is a more and more viable option for running and providing SIP services. The question is how compatible are the SIP services with the Cloud environment ? So let's have a look at this compatibility from the most sensitive (for SIP protocol) perspective - the IP network topology. A large number of existing … Continue reading Running OpenSIPS in the Cloud
As many already know, the HEP (or EEP) extensible encapsulation protocol is the glue of the SIPCAPTURE ecosystem and HOMER project. Natively supported by leading Open-Source VoIP and RTC platforms, HEP is used to safely freeze, mirror and transfer packets and protocols between HEP capture clients and HEP capture servers for monitoring, troubleshooting, technical/business analytics and much more. Thanks … Continue reading OpenSIPS as HEP Proxy/Switch
What makes OpenSIPS such an attractive and powerful SIP solutions is its high level of programmability, thanks to its C-like configuration script. But once you get into the "programming" area, you will automatically need tools and skills for troubleshooting. So here there are some some tips and tools you can use in OpenSIPS for "debugging" … Continue reading Troubleshooting OpenSIPS script
Intro Inside the OpenSIPS bubble, the notion of a "partition" was first introduced in OpenSIPS 2.1, roughly around March 2015. But what exactly are they and how do we use them? In short, they allow a single OpenSIPS module to be able to work with data from multiple database sources. In other words, in OpenSIPS terminology, a … Continue reading How To Use Database “Partitions” in OpenSIPS
