Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Vonage-type service

[Yair Hakak]

I dont know about others, but i find that SER as a SIP proxy in front of
asterisk works much better for endpoints on the public internet than just
asterisk as a sip proxy.
 my 2 cents.
-yair

 On 9/26/05, Federico Alves <sales at minixel.com> wrote:
>
> I want to share some facts with the Asterisk community. I have been very
> successful providing a Vonage-type system based on Asterisk. For instance,
> one company that uses Asterisk and offers a similar service to Vonage is
> Voyze.com <http://Voyze.com>. The key concept is that Asterisk works like
> a Cisco, for all the
> intelligence is provided by SQL Server, outside Linux. I don't even save
> the
> CDR locally. The configuration files, like sip.conf, are downloaded from
> SQL
> Server, where they are generated and modified by triggers that execute in
> several tables. The Management GUI is simply an application that modifies
> SQL tables, and so does the Web application, for the end customer. Both
> are
> written with Microsoft Visual Studio 2003. It works perfectly, is scalable
> and very cheap to maintain. I use freetds and UnixODBC to link both
> worlds,
> Linux and Windows 2003 Enterprise.
>
> We don't sell the system. We provide a full independent system for
> customers
> including co-location, for a setup fee and 1/2 cent per call, regardless
> of
> length. We also provide US termination via our own DS3 for 1.3 cents a
> minute, and it does support T.38 faxing.
>
> Federico Alves
>
>
>
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