asterisk users - Jan 2008 - Free IAX / SIP Softphone with attended transfer

Hello,

any one advise a good, strong and free softphone that can work with SIP 
or/and IAX lines and supports attended transfer ?

Thanks for help.

Mit freundlichen Gr??en / best regards

Andr? Herrlich
IT-Operator / Developer
 
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Andre Herrlich wrote:
> any one advise a good, strong and free softphone that can work with SIP 
> or/and IAX lines and supports attended transfer ?
IMHO there are no good softphones - at least not for
Mac OS X and I think that is true for Linux as well.
They're either not stable or their interface is unusable.

Regards,
  Philipp Kempgen

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You can find it here:

http://www.zoiper.com/downloads/free/linux/zoiper201-linux.tar.gz

Note that the linux version does not support TLS and SRTP yet.

* Instructions: *

1) Download zoiper201-linux.tar.gz
2) Extract Zoiper. If you don't use a GUI application for archive
processing, here is the command line:

tar zxf zoiper201-linux.tar.gz
./zoiper

3) Start Zoiper.

*ZoIPer depends on ALSA library, so it* **must** *be installed!

*

Zoa

Robert Moskowitz wrote:
>
> zoa wrote:
>> Have you tried our Zoiper softphone yet (www.zoiper.com) - new 
>> version scheduled for in a couple of days ? If so, can you send me 
>> any remarks of list so that we can keep those things in mind for 
>> future versions ?
> Do you know where I can get it as an rpm to install on Centos 5 with 
> Gnome?
>
> I do not have the time resources to do compiles.
>
> I am really a security protocol researcher and would be very 
> interested in seeing what you have done for SIP TLS and SRTP. But for 
> the later, I am all Linux. The one XP system is a corp box that I 
> cannot add any software too.