similar to: Softphone +Realtime

Hello, This morning, I asked myself if WebRTC could be a viable alternative to softphone deployment. For me, main issue with Softphones is the amount of work needed for installation and configuration. Also, Softphones must be carefully choosen if Deskphone-like quality is expected. Now that WebRTC becomes ubiquitous, it might make sense to trade Softphone features (call history, BLF, ...) for

On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 9:40 AM Carlos Chavez <cursor at telecomab.mx> wrote: > > On 9/26/2018 4:46 AM, Olivier wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > This morning, I asked myself if WebRTC could be a viable alternative > > to softphone deployment. > > > > For me, main issue with Softphones is the amount of work needed for > > installation and

Hi Olivior, We have recently worked on a WebRTC based agent panel. As based on my experience I think that WebRTC based phones are far better and cheaper then those soft / sip phone. the big plus is that they are easy to customize and developer can use the power of browser and web to build / offer features which are not possible with regular phones. Regarding your concern about BLF or call

@Olivior I agree that seting up WebRTC is hard, however when done it is smooth to use. For replication you can build RPMs with working configurations. Regarding stability, it is not being used widly, so can't say it is mature. However we have no complain so far regarding audio or connectivity. sometime we provide support for "allow media / mic" type issues, but you know it is

Hi All, I have a new asterisk setup running at home and am very happy with it. One thing that I am trying to do is to take various actions in the dialplan *if* a particular phone is registered/authenticated/connected. For example, if someone dials *me* and is shows that I am connected via my softphone, to try it instead of my deskphone (and possibly notifiy the user in advance that it is

We are trying to use a softphone from a location that is behind a firewall. We are using x-lite as the softphone. So far, we've been able to get the phone to register with the asterisk server, and it can receive voice from the asterisk server (IE, voicemail, etc). However, asterisk can't hear anything from the softphone. We have used 2 different machines to test this on. We are watching

Hi! Problem: I can't hear what the people at Location B i saying, they hear me but I do not hear them. They can call, I can call. Just no sound. My current setup is: Softphones/Hardphones(Location A) <-> Asterisk <-> Firewall/Nat <-> Internet <-> Firewall/Nat <-> Softphone/hardphone(Location B) I am having problems with sound, I have opened the

Hi List; I need to configure a softphone to be client and use it with Asterisk, which is the recommended one? Is it iax2? Regards Bilal ____________________________________________________________________________________ Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games.

Googling arround I found a number of pocket pc softphones. Of those I was only able to install SJ-something (removed it). Is there one (pocket pc softphone) that works? Thanks, Cosmin Prund

Hi Folks, Had a quick search through the archives for softphones and cannot see any recommended ones. My question is what recommended free softphones are out there that can be used with Asterix? I don't really know how many are out there. Is anyone currently using a softphone with Asterix and if so which one and how do you find it? I'm only interested in ones that I can download and use

Hey Everyone, I downloaded and installed the X-Lite softphone the other day (the lite version) and cannot seem to get it to work well. Don't get me wrong, it registers with my asterisk server and everything seems to work well, except the call quality really is horrible. I thought it may be the place I was trying it at (DSL) so I took it to the office and tried it right next to the asterisk

Is there a softphone for windows that supports IAX? I can't seem to find anything out there...maybe im looking in the wrong places... Jeromy Grimmett VoipEmpire.com jeromy@voipempire.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050523/e668136a/attachment.htm

Hi: Iam looking for a sip softphone that supports g729 codec Any one have an idea ? Reagrds; jonnyhashem --------------------------------- Don't get soaked. Take a quick peak at the forecast with theYahoo! Search weather shortcut. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

(I'm new to Asterisk, after having started VOIP with vat on the mbone in the 90s.) I am setting up my first Asterisk system, and trying to read docs/guidance and follow best practices. I have read the 5th Edition of "Asterisk: The Definitive Guide" and like the 3rd Edition on the web it recommends that hardphones and softphones both have a unique name distinct from any concept of

Hi all, I have the Asterisk set up and 2 softphone (Xlite) set up on two other PC. With the following configuration, I can use one softphone (2000) to call the other one (2001) and/or the voicemail at 2999. Here is my problem: 1. When I dial 9+nxxx-xxxx with one of the softphone to the PSTN via X100P card, I got busy tone. (i.e. I want to use the phone line which is connected to the

Anybody have a suggestion for a nice inexpensive headset for mobile users on a laptop with a softphone? What are people using for softphones on M$ platforms? I have been using the x-lite client. Is there something better out there? -- http://www.umich2.com

I have been playing with asterisk for a couple of weeks now and I have been very happy with its performance. However, I have run into a problem with how I want to deploy this solution. I have a mix of softphones (SJ and Xlite), ATA's, and a couple of IP phones (Snom 190). The asterisk box is on the public network. For my primary users they will reside behind a watchguard 4500 firewall.

Hi all, We are successfuly running an Asterisk server with standard SIP hard phones and it is working well. We are looking to deploy some soft phones on our Linux desktops. There seems to be several floating about. Anyone out there with some good/bad experiences with particular Linux softphones. We only need g711 and prefer IAX but a SIP one will do.... Thanks....

I have a client that want to try the softphone with USB handsets route to see if hardphones will even be needed. I always push for hardphones (Polycom) so I am not sure about softphones or USB handsets. This is going to be for a 300+ seat call center onsite and many offsite, I plan on using OpenVPN for the offsite machines. Any advice on softphones, handsets, or practical experience with

Hello I Installed Asterisk on RedHat 9. I am currently try to configure minimum with two softphone talking to each other over the LAN. I am using X-Lite softphones from xten.com site. I defined 3 phones in sip.conf and also specifies in extensions.conf file. I am able to ring other computer but there is no voice exchange ( i can't hear any think except ring). Here is the portion of sip.conf