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SIP server for windows and Ubuntu system

New LTS version and stable version

New LTS version and stable version

We are pleasure to announce that LTS version is upgraded to V6.6 and new stable version  is V8.

V6 has been deployed around world by lots of customers and has been verified to be a very good version for business deployment. It has more features and services than previous LTS version (V4) and we suggest most customers to upgrade to this new version.

V8 is the latest stable version. We will develop and deploy new features with this version. If you want more exciting services, please try this version. Of course, it is stable enough for business deployment.

We hope you can enjoy our new versions.

MSS V6.5 updated to support “speed-dialing” feature

MSS V6.5 updated to support “speed-dialing” feature

V6.5 has been upgraded to support “speed dialing” feature.

In fact, previous versions can also support “speed dialing” feature by using “dial plan” functions. To do that, customers need make configurations with several tables, it could be difficult. With the new version, we separate a independent table to configure “speed dial” and it is so easy to support it.

Please refer to our document for more details about this feature:

http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/speed-dial/index.html

Trigger different IVR for different incoming calls

Trigger different IVR for different incoming calls

miniSipServer is upgraded to V6.5 to support different IVR for different incoming calls.

It is very easy to configure MSS to do that, please refer to online document:

http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/auto_attendant/index.html#multi-ivr

For example, if we want to trigger different IVR for another external line (such as “1234”), we can configure the “IVR services” with following record:

dial plan = default
Called number = 1234  <--This is the external line name/account
IVR-XML file name = aa2.xml <--your own IVR-XML file
Run as windows service

Run as windows service

2018-04-30 updated:

With the latest V32, miniSIPServer will not support this feature. Please try to run miniSIPServer in windows auto-start methods.

The most easy-to-use IP-PBX for Ubuntu/Linux

The most easy-to-use IP-PBX for Ubuntu/Linux

If you have tried miniSipServer on Windows platform, you can find it is so easy to configure or manage a IP-PBX because miniSipServer provides a perfect GUI interface.

You can find it is very easy to do that on Ubuntu/Linux because miniSipServer can support GUI interface on Ubuntu/Linux now!  WINE is unnecessary now!

Please visit our download page to download miniSipServer .deb packages according to your requirements:

http://www.myvoipapp.com/download

After you download .deb file from our website, please click (or double-click) it to install MSS. No more actions! So easy, so funny.

After you finish your install, you will find miniSipServer at “Applications / Internet” group.

Following figure is a screenshot of MSS running on Kubuntu:

MSS main windows on Kubuntu

In another way, if you just want to run a command line sip server, you can also go to directory “/opt/sipserver” and find “msscli” which is a command-line miniSipServer and has the same core with GUI-miniSipServer.  You can manage and configure it through web interface.

Block some extensions

Block some extensions

Sometimes, we need limit the call right of some extensions. For example, we want to limit only specific extensions can make out-group calls to outsides, others can only make calls between extensions.

In MSS, we use “call level” feature to do it. By default, we don’t assign “call level” to any called number prefix in “analyze called number” table. That means all extensions can have the same right. To limit extensions, we should indicatedifferent “call level” to the called number prefix and assign relative “call level” right to special extensions, then they will have the right to make such calls.

For example, the default out-group call prefix is “9”. Please click menu “Dial plan /  Analyze called number” and edit or add a record whose prefix is “9” and route type is “external line”. In this configuration, we can select “call level 1” to this prefix “9”.

Then, please click menu “data / local users” and edit or add a local user. In the pop-up dialog, please click “Basic Call” tab and enable “Call level 1” to this extension.

After that, the extension has the “call level 1” right to make calls to outside by dialing “9xxxxx”. For others, since they don’t have “call level 1” right, their calls will be rejected when they dial “9xxxxx”.

How to redirect external line incoming call to an hunting-group

How to redirect external line incoming call to an hunting-group

By default, incoming calls from external lines will be routed to local users or auto-attendants.

But in some deployment, customers require that incoming call from external lines should be routed to hunting-group. Then local users can answer the incoming calls in round-robin order.

It is very easy to do that in MSS. Do you remember that we need configure a called number to trigger hunting-group, right? In this table, you only need configure it with external line number.

For example, external line is “1234567”, then in the “hunting group detection” configuration, we only need configure detection called number to be “1234567” to trigger hunting-group.

INFO-DTMF

INFO-DTMF

miniSipServer V6 is upgraded to V6.1.3. This version can support SIP INFO message to transport DTMF signals.

Some VoIP carriers’ servers or VoIP gateway can only support this INFO message to transport DTMF signals which are very necessary for IVR services, such as auto-attendant.

There are several content type in INFO message to transfer DTMF. MSS can support “application/dtmf-relay” content type.

Now, MSS can support INFO and RFC2833 for DTMF signals.