When it comes to high-performance SIP platforms like OpenSIPS, flexibility and uptime are crucial, especially in scenarios involving Session Border Controllers (SBCs) and trunking services. Traditionally, OpenSIPS has only supported statically defined SIP sockets, meaning any changes — such as adding new sockets to support additional interconnections — required a full service restart. This limitation … Continue reading SIP Sockets Management at runtime in OpenSIPS 3.6
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SIP-I considerations The SS7 interconnections are always painful. Both as cost and technical difficulty/complexity. So, as a more accessible alternative, the carriers started to offer SIP interconnection via SIP-I (SIP Infrastructure). SIP-I or SIP Infrastructure (define by ITU) is very similar to SIP-T or SIP for Telephones (defined by IEFT). SIP-I is very powerful when … Continue reading SIP-I and SIP with OpenSIPS 2.3
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