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Deploying Kamailio Without Proxying RTP

March 12, 2011

Despite my very recent, unpleasant experience with Kamailio, I decided to see if I could make things work for another project I have been presented with.
This particular project, unlike many others I have worked on, does not wish to proxy any RTP media. They simply want to provide SIP Registration/Location services, publish a [...]

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Updated: Kamailio 3.x.x Experience

March 11, 2011

I had a kamailio consulting customer contact me about deploying a SIP Registrar/Location Server, to take some load off their current Asterisk-based system.
Initially, I downloaded the Kamailio 3.1.x branch, but for whatever reasons, I absolutely could not make version 3.1.2 operate as documented.
I followed the INSTALL instructions, but it seems like ’something’ [...]

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How The Hell Happened To NuFone?

March 31, 2009

Welcome to the first installment of my series entitled “How Not To Do Business.” This is an editorial look into exactly how I discovered Asterisk, started NuFone and then was forced to walk away from everything.
I discovered Asterisk shortly after Mark Spencer released it back in 1999. My first thoughts were “This might be something [...]

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Cleanin’ Out My Closet

March 25, 2009

I am here to inform you, the reader, of a few facts that you are either unaware of or have been surreptitiously misled to believe otherwise.
Firstly, I feel I have wasted the past 8 years of my life.
After all of my blood, sweat and tears I have nothing legitimate to show for it. Sure, I [...]

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How To Configure Asterisk: A Typical Home Asterisk PBX Setup

June 29, 2007

Now that Asterisk has gone mainstream, more and more Asterisk installations are happening in home environments.
Asterisk is perfect to power a residential phone system, as the cost of entry is now very obtainable, unlike in years past. In fact, you can even run Asterisk on a Linksys WRT54G, along with many many other Linux based [...]

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