Der Weg zu VoIP Asterisk von A bis Z (German Edition)

Der Weg zu VoIP Asterisk von A bis Z (German Edition) Overview

"Der Weg zu VoIP Asterisk von A bis Z" ist ein in Deutsch geschriebenes Buch zu Asterisk. Neben der Installation und Konfiguration von Asterisk werden auch zusatzliche Dinge wie VoIP-Telefone, Konfigurationssoftware, Inbetriebnahme, Sicherheit und so weiter besprochen. Das Buch auf die Lander Deutschland, A-sterreich und die Schweiz ausgerichtet. - Dank der hohen Anfrage fur dieses Buch konnte der Preis stark reduziert werden.

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Freie Voip-Software: Asterisk, Qutecom, Kphone, Mumble, Sip Communicator, Ekiga, Empathy, Openser, Twinkle, Jabbim, Openh323, Coccinella (German Edition)

Freie Voip-Software: Asterisk, Qutecom, Kphone, Mumble, Sip Communicator, Ekiga, Empathy, Openser, Twinkle, Jabbim, Openh323, Coccinella (German Edition) Overview

Kapitel: Asterisk, Qutecom, Kphone, Mumble, Sip Communicator, Ekiga, Empathy, Openser, Twinkle, Jabbim, Openh323, Coccinella, Jabbin, Sip Express Router, Linphone. Aus Wikipedia. Nicht dargestellt. Auszug: KPhone is a SIP User Agent for Linux. It implements the functionality of a VoIP Softphone but is not restricted to this. Licensed under the GNU General Public License, KPhone is free software. KPhone is written in C++ and uses Qt. KPhone establishes Sessions via the Internet and so enables communication between the endpoints. Audio is the "session type" used most frequently, but others are possible (see below). The main features: The following media types for sessions are supported: KPhone uses the media type application to launch communicating applications on both ends of the call. The user manual discusses the supported formats and how to install such an external application. A good example is KPhoneIM, a simple point-to-point IM application, other examples are the MICE Tools of the project MBONE such as vic and wbd (whiteboard). KPhone itself supports STUN for NAT traversal. It may be used for the buildin audio solution and for KPhoneIM immediately, other external applications may need some adaptation to make use of it. (See the user manual of KPhoneSI and of KphoneIM for more). The MICE Tools do not support symmetric signalling,so NAT-Traversal is not possible with these tools. KPhone was originally developed by Billy Biggs (then student at the University of Waterloo). KPhone was presented to the public at the 2nd SIP bakeoff (1999) at pulver. Further KPhone development was done at Wirlab (Seinäjoki, Finland) from 2001 to 2005. Wirlab's first Kphone release was published March, 13th 2002. Since autumn 2005 KPhone is located in the Sourceforge. ...http://booksllc.net/?l=de

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