Improved PJSIP Qualify Support Performance
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One of the most difficult things in PJSIP is ensuring that the experience is the best it can be for not just people who configure
One of the most difficult things in PJSIP is ensuring that the experience is the best it can be for not just people who configure
Hey Everybody! For those of you that don’t know me, my name is Matthew Fredrickson and I’m the Asterisk Open Source Project Lead. Does that
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In my previous post I talked about what WebRTC support is like in Asterisk 14. Since Asterisk 15 is going to be released soon let’s
Security releases of Asterisk were recently created. In this post, we’d like to go into the depths of two of the security issues and how
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For those of you who were unable to attend, AstriDevCon this year at Phoenix continued to impress. There were 39 people signed up, and at
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