[asterisk-users] iphone, skype and asterisk ...

[Lincoln King-Cliby]

If the app is running it rings like any other softphone... if the app isn't running calls get diverted as if the client wasn't available. For my organization's application (primarily returning calls when out of the office/on the road or calling a coworker to confirm some detail/information in areas with poor cellular coverage) incoming calls are largely unimportant so I haven't paid much attention on that front.

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2009/3/30 Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln at controlworks.com<mailto:lincoln at controlworks.com>>

There are a couple SIP clients in the App store; the first one I tried (WeePhone) supports STUN but breaks horribly when you try to connect to an Asterisk server across a VPN connection, which is critical in our case since we aren't exposing our Asterisk deployments to the public Internet (same reason why Fring won't work for us).



On the same LAN as the Asterisk server with no intervening VPN it has a few quirks but seems to work decently enough.
How are incoming calls working ?