A listing of various SIP resources was published on Github at: https://github.com/miconda/sip-resources It focuses on open source variants, although there are several freeware and paid options, being build mainly from the perspectiveRead More…
Ovidiu Sas published a useful blog article about troubleshooting encrypted traffic flowing through Kamailio, it is available at: https://voipembedded.wordpress.com/2021/03/22/troubleshooting-kamailio-encrypted-sip-traffic/ It leverages siptrace module mirroring the SIP traffic to a running sngrep instanceRead More…
Another very interesting blog post published recently by the folks at Wazo project: “Achieving high availability for Kamailio with dispatcher and dmq modules”. You can read the full article at: https://wazo-platform.org/blog/kamailio-ha-dispatcher-and-dmq DispatcherRead More…
The folks at Wazo (a project aiming to offer a full open source API programable RTC platform) have recently published a blog article on SIP routing using Kamailio’s rtjson and http_async_client modulesRead More…
Henning Westerholt, one of the project’s core developers, published a tutorial on how to use Kamailio as SBC (Session Border Controller) for Microsoft Teams. The blog post can be found at: https://skalatan.de/blog/kamailio-sbc-teamsRead More…
Luis Martin Gil from zaleos.net has published a blog detailing how to create a new module for Kamailio using C++. Although Kamailio is written in C, sometimes C++ can be a moreRead More…
Stefan Mititelu has shared some statistics about stressing Kamailio on a Raspberry PI 3 device. All the relevant details were made available at: https://github.com/smititelu/rpi Here are device’s characteristics An over-clocked Raspberry PIRead More…
Julien Chavanton shared via Kamailio sr-users mailing list a Python script that helps monitoring dispatcher latency stats with statsd. Latency stats for dispatcher were added by Julien during the development cycle ofRead More…
Time for sharing details of another tutorial and configurations for a common Kamailio use case shared by community members, this time by Surendra Tiwari. He has used the Kamailio and Redis toRead More…
Konstantin Tumalevich has posted an article via GitHub about his research done on VoIP fraud using Kamailio as a sensor, along with other VoIP applications such as Asterisk. Some interesting facts extractedRead More…