Hi, I am new to open phone. I configured a opensips server by following the steps in 'Building Telephony Systems with OpenSIPS 1.6.pdf' documentation. I have already built an end-point using Open Phone pilot project. It works fine in a VPN as peer to peer (without going through the SIP server) with 2 users.

Now I would like to implement conferencing capability into this end-point. Can someone please tell me the documentation I should follow for this and what are the challenges of implemeting conference facility with SIP?

Regards, Kapi _______________________________________________ Users mailing list. >Hi, >>I am new to open phone. I configured a opensips server by following the >steps in 'Building Telephony Systems with OpenSIPS 1.6.pdf' >documentation.

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I have already built an end-point using Open Phone pilot project. >It works fine in a VPN as peer to peer (without going through the SIP >server) with 2 users. >>Now I would like to implement conferencing capability into this end-point. >Can someone please tell me the documentation I should follow for this >and what are the challenges of implemeting conference facility with SIP? >>regards, >Kapi >>>>>_______________________________________________ >Users mailing list >>>_______________________________________________ Users mailing list. >SylkServer is a practical example of implementing multimedia conferencing using SIP for the server side, the client must implement the same specifications on the client side. >>The required standards are listed here: >>>>Adrian >>On Apr 27, 2012, at 2:18 PM, P.K.

Kapila Susantha wrote: >>>Hi, >>>>I am new to open phone. I configured a opensips server by following the >>steps in 'Building Telephony Systems with OpenSIPS 1.6.pdf' >>documentation. I have already built an end-point using Open Phone pilot project. Office Software Protection Platform Service Event Id 1003. >>It works fine in a VPN as peer to peer (without going through the SIP >>server) with 2 users. >>>>Now I would like to implement conferencing capability into this end-point.

>>Can someone please tell me the documentation I should follow for this >>and what are the challenges of implemeting conference facility with SIP? >>>>regards, >>Kapi >>>>>>>>>>_______________________________________________ >>Users mailing list >>>>>>>>>_______________________________________________ >Users mailing list >>_______________________________________________ Users mailing list. >Thank you Adrain, I am working on this at the moment.

>I will let you know the progress in my future mails. >>Thanks, >Kapi >>>>SylkServer is a practical example of implementing multimedia conferencing using SIP for the server side, the client must implement the same specifications on the client side. >>>>The required standards are listed here: >>>>>>>>Adrian >>>>On Apr 27, 2012, at 2:18 PM, P.K. Kapila Susantha wrote: >>>>>Hi, >>>>>>I am new to open phone.

I configured a opensips server by following the >>>steps in 'Building Telephony Systems with OpenSIPS 1.6. Matrix Screensaver Trace Program San Diego. pdf' >>>documentation. I have already built an end-point using Open Phone pilot project.

>>>It works fine in a VPN as peer to peer (without going through the SIP >>>server) with 2 users. >>>>>>Now I would like to implement conferencing capability into this end-point. >>>Can someone please tell me the documentation I should follow for this >>>and what are the challenges of implemeting conference facility with SIP? >>>>>>regards, >>>Kapi >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>_______________________________________________ >>>Users mailing list >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>_______________________________________________ >>Users mailing list >>>>>>-- P.K. Kapila Susantha _______________________________________________ Users mailing list.

>On May 11, 2012, at 5:21 AM, P.K. Kapila Susantha wrote: >>>Hi Adrian, >>>>I was able to successfully setup and run the Sylk-Server in a Debian machine. >>Now I am trying to get connected to the server with my Openphone based endpoint. >>Is there any documentation for this regard that I can refer to? >>(How to get connected to the server, etc.) >>>>There is not much special to do: just call the server and you'll get into a conference room. For a detailed overview you can look here: >>Regards, >>-- >Sa�l Ibarra Corretg� >AG Projects >>>>>_______________________________________________ >Users mailing list >>-- P.K.

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