YATE
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YATE - Yet Another Telephony Engine is a free software telephony server that can be used for applications like PBX, Gateway and IVR solutions. The software is written in C++ and supports scripting in various programming languages.
About Yate version 1 Yate version 1 is a direct result of the work on the Yate09 development versions. There been added features, made lots of improvments and we fixed many problems.
The following notable features are available:
* H.323 - using OpenH323 stack
* IAX - using Yate's IAX stack
* SIP - using Yate's SIP stack
* RTP - using Yate's RTP stack, works with the H.323 and SIP protocols
* hardware support for Sangoma and Digium boards - only digital lines (ISDN) - using libpri
* audio codecs - G.711, GSM, iLBC, many other in pass-through mode
* databases support - mysql and postgresql (all the other by using an external language)
* routing from a file using regexroute
* routing and authentication
o from a database using register
o from a file using regfile
o from a RADIUS server
* call forking and fallbacks
* billing
o in a file using cdrfile
o in a database using register
o to a RADIUS server
* conferencing - the number of participants is limited only by the server's hardware performance
* customizable PBX for switching between calls, putting them on hold and initiating
transfers and conferences
* a skinnable, Gtk-2 based graphical client interface supporting many lines and accounts at once
YateClient is a GTK based graphical VoIP client.
[edit] See also
- Asterisk PBX - popular Linux PBX
- Bayonne - telephony server of the GNU Telephony project
- FreeSWITCH - cross-platform softswitch
- sipX - SIP centric software PBX
