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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| - | [http://freeswitch.org/ FreeSWITCH] is "The World's First Cross-Platform Scalable FREE Multi-Protocol Soft Switch". It is the reference backend application for OSTN. It has a wild amount of features and can do much more than operate according to our spec. Because of that it can be quite intimidating to configure as merely a SIP user directory and | + | [http://freeswitch.org/ FreeSWITCH] is "The World's First Cross-Platform Scalable FREE Multi-Protocol Soft Switch". It is the reference backend application for OSTN. It has a wild amount of features and can do much more than operate according to our spec. Because of that it can be quite intimidating to configure as merely a SIP user directory and passive RTP proxy. |
== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
Revision as of 00:25, 10 March 2012
Summary
FreeSWITCH is "The World's First Cross-Platform Scalable FREE Multi-Protocol Soft Switch". It is the reference backend application for OSTN. It has a wild amount of features and can do much more than operate according to our spec. Because of that it can be quite intimidating to configure as merely a SIP user directory and passive RTP proxy.
Configuration
- FreeBSD port install and configuration process, copy and paste style
- Chef cookbook to automate a server deployment
The two above resources are attempts to give focus to implementation details on specific platforms. They give little context about why this configuration is important.
