Calivia

Today, I'm retiring the sipX Wiki after more than 6 years of service to the sipX community. The content has all been moved to the SIPfoundry wiki at wiki.sipfoundry.org some time ago.

It was fun, thanks for all the fish.

The Packt Publishing book "Building Enterprise Ready Telephony Systems with sipXecs 4.0" by Michael Picher is now available. The book explains all the features and deployment scenarios for the current version of the open source IP PBX sipXecs.

Check out the release announcement at www.sipfoundry.org for a description of the new features.

The SIP trunking and remote worker support with far-end and near-end NAT traversal brings a lot more flexibility with sipXecs deployments - without the need for a SIP-aware firewall.

I have uploaded my sipXecs 3.8 beta Debian packages. More information is available from our Open Source projects site at open.calivia.com/projects/debian.

The binary and source package repository is at scm.calivia.com/pub/sipx/debian/dists/etch/. Instructions on how to add the repository, including the PGP key used to sign the packages, are also available from the site above.

New ebuilds for sipXecs 3.8RC1 are available from my sipXecs Gentoo Ebuild overlay.

The ebuilds are also available from the sipx layman overlay.