Mysipswitch
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MySIPSwitch is a Voice over IP (VoIP) open-source software under BSD licence and a free service.
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MySIPSwitch is an experimental stateful SIP Proxy server sponsored by Blueface to allow the use of multiple supplier SIP accounts from a single SIP login. It basically means that you can use many SIP accounts with a single piece of hardware (IP Phone, ATA or softphone).
MySIPSwitch also allows the handling of SIP phone calls from web browsers: hangup, transfer, forward, hold and resume. It is possible to take an incoming call from one provider and forward it onto another provider without having to have a device registered. This makes it possible to receive a call without the need for a VoIP device at all. more info about that point
MySIPSwitch has a user discussion forum allowing developers to improve it according to the feedback from users. [1] The development language is C#, the database environment is PostgreSQL and the interface is a website.
The source code can be downloaded from SIPSwitch's page on Codeplex.
- See also: List of SIP software and Comparison of VoIP software.
[edit] Features
- SIP account creation
- Setting up a customised dial plan
- Setting up 3rd party SIP Registrations
- SIP traffic forwarding
- SIP Accounts activity monitoring via the website
- SIP traffic monitoring via telnet
- Online switchboard: call hold/resume, call transfer/forward, call hangup
- Usual security features
- Click to Call (Beta)
- Possibility to run it on a local computer
- Multiple call forwarding
- RUBY Dial plans
- ENUM Lookup
[edit] History
- November 2006 : Created by Aaron Clauson from Blueface
- January 2007 : Improvements thanks to user's feedback
- April 2007 : New features: call management functions, new dial plan interface
- July 2007 : Creation of a dedicated forum
- August 2007 : Bugs corrections and 3rd party registrations improvements
- October 2007 : New layout (it now looks much better)
- October 2007 : new feature: possibility to use the dial plan for incoming calls
- February 2008 : new features : click to call and local version
- Marsh 2008 : Ruby_(programming_language) Dial plan
