miniSIPServer on Ubuntu 15.10
It is no problem to run miniSIPServer on latest Ubuntu 15.10 system. Please refer to attached figure.
As you know, it is better to stay with previous Ubuntu LTS versions, such as 12.04 and 14.04.
shared-appearance feature
MSS V23 was released yesterday. The main feature of this version is “shared appearance”. In one number service, the SIP phones can subscribe others’s dialog status, and MSS will notify them with all kinds of busy signals: early, confirmed, terminated, and so on.
Please note that this feature requires SIP phones to have SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY capabilities. If your phones cannot support these methods, this feature will be discard automatically.
You need configure nothing to enable this feature. So easy, right? Hope you can enjoy it!
V22 is released!
Main feature of this version is “customized DNS”. It enables miniSIPServer to query DNS result with own asynchronous interfaces and independent DNS servers. That means MSS will not be blocked if there are exceptions in DNS systems.
Please refer to document for more details about this feature:
miniSIPServer V21 released!
V21 is released today to support a new service: one number, multi-devices.
This service can enable MSS to accept several SIP phones with same local user’s number and authorization. And for incoming calls, all these phones will be ringing at the same time.
“One number” service looks like “ring group” feature. The difference is that “one number” service permits several SIP phones to share same local user profile, but “ring group” service requires SIP phones configured with different user profiles.
Please refer to following document for more details about this feature:
http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/one-number/index.html
By the way, Cloud-MSS has been upgraded to support this feature too.
Hope you can enjoy it!
Debian8
Great! Debian 8 is released. We install it in lab and make some test with miniSIPServer V20.
It is quite easy to install and run miniSIPServer on Debian 8. Please refer to attached figure:
Ubuntu 15.04
It is glad to hear that Ubuntu 15.04 is released today. We download the latest 64bit version and install it in virtualbox to test our new miniSIPServer V20 version.
We are very glad that it is no problem to run miniSIPServer V20 on this Ubuntu version. So you can enjoy it yourself if you want to try latest Ubuntu 15.04.
Of course, since 15.04 is not LTS version and is not recommanded to most customers, we suggest you to stay with LTS Ubuntu, such as 12.04 or 14.04.
miniSIPServer V19 released.
V19 is released today to provide some features and optimization:
- new embedded HTTP server.
A new embedded HTTP server is designed and implemented in V19 to replace previous server to provide higher performace and better structure.
- Time condition service
It is a tradtional PBX service. Please refer to the service document for more details.
- Some system features are optimized.
V19 is recommended for all new VoIP deployment. Upgrading from all other versions of miniSIPServer is optional.
GHOST bug
This is a new bug reported in Linux platform. It is caused by invoking ‘gethostbyname’ function. We check our codes and find it is very lucky that we didn’t use this function.
So it is no problem to keep your MSS running in Linux platform. Of course, it is better to upgrade your Linux system since other applications might have this bug.
Windows10
We just tried windows 10 (tech preview) and find it is better than windows 8.1. And we are glad to find that it is no problem to run MSS on this platform.
So if you are running Windows10， you can still deploy MSS to build your own VoIP system. Easy and funny, enjoy yourself!
webRTC now!
webRTC is defined in HTML5 to support real-time communication. We spent several months in this technology and release the latest V18 to support it finally!
Now you can connect Chrome to miniSIPServer to work as local user. It is so interesting and hope it can help you to deploy your own VoIP network.
Please refer to following document for more details about webRTC in MSS:
http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/webrtc/index.html