Performance Improvements: Inbound Registration
Measuring performance in Asterisk, like most software systems for that matter, can be a complicated task. When testing performance it is important to define goals,
Measuring performance in Asterisk, like most software systems for that matter, can be a complicated task. When testing performance it is important to define goals,
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
The Story of Asterisk and Keep-Alives The vast majority of VoIP communications is done via UDP datagrams. It’s a no-overhead protocol which makes it fast
[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]tl;dr: We fixed the vulnerabilities. If you’d like to read the conclusion of this admittedly long saga,
Do you use WebRTC with Asterisk? Did you notice calls stop working after updating Google Chrome to version 57? Are you curious why that happened?
In the previous post, Josh introduced the forthcoming addition of streams to Asterisk. I’m going to piggyback on that to introduce a unified SDP API
A new feature that was initially implemented during a recent visit to SIPit has now been merged into the 13, 14, and master Asterisk branches.
When the PJSIP work for Asterisk began one of the primary concerns kept in mind was that it be extensible. One of the APIs derived
The PJSIP library now used by Asterisk to provide SIP support has included basic SIP DNS support for quite some time. However through using it
Asterisk 13.8.0 will come with a new option for enabling PJSIP functionality. This functionality is called bundling and comes courtesy of a community member, George