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New service engine

New service engine

Today we release latest V15 for miniSIPServer. This version is focus on providing a new service engine which is written in Python script.

That means almost all services are written in Python script files. New service engine is more flexible to fit different services requirements. Some advanced customers even can written their own special services now.

Two external lines, how to use specific one by dialing different called number prefix?

Two external lines, how to use specific one by dialing different called number prefix?

Description

One of our customers has two different VoIP accounts, for example (1) 1234 and (2) 5678. It is required to select account “1234” if users dial “9xxxx” numbers and select account “5678” if users dial “8xxxx” numbers. The final numbers should delete these prefix “9” or “8” and “xxxx” should be sent to VoIP providers.

Solution

We can use MSS powerful “dial plan” features to fit this requirement.

By default, MSS uses called number prefix “9” to distinguish outgoing calls to outsides. If there are several external lines and without any special configuration, MSS will select one of them in round-robin for each call. Now what we need do is to configure different called number prefix and select different external line for them.

Step 1: configure number transition

In this step, we need configure a record to delete number prefix “8” or “9” from called numbers. Please click menu “Dial plan / Transition” to add a record illustrated below.

Transition ID = 1
Transition type = delete
Start position = 0
Length = 1

Step 2: add new “Analyze called number” records

According to requirement, we need indicate MSS to analyze called number prefix “8” and “9” to use different specific external line. Please click menu “Dial plan / Analyze called number” to add two records.

Record 1: analyze called number prefix “9”

Dial plan = default
Called number prefix = 9
Route type = external line
Specific external line = 1234 <== use specific external line
Change called number = yes
Transition ID = 1 <== configured in step 1
Re-analyze after transition = no

Record 2: analyze called number prefix “8”

Dial plan = default
Called number prefix = 8
Route type = external line
Specific external line = 5678 <== use specific external line 
Change called number = yes
Transition ID = 1 <== configured in step 1
Re-analyze after transition = no
SIP over TCP

SIP over TCP

As we know, most SIP devices use SIP over UDP by default,  however, some SIP servers or communication servers only support SIP over TCP. We have to say that’s really strange. Our customers need work with such devices and we upgrade MSS to V10.5 to support SIP over TCP to fit this requirement.

It is very easy to configure MSS to support this feature. If you are interesting in it, please refer to following document for more details about it:

http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/sip-over-tcp/index.html

Trigger customerized Python service

Trigger customerized Python service

As you may know, we can implement service logic by using Python script. It is very flexible to fit all kinds of customers’ requirements.

For example, MSS’ calling card service is written in Python script. In some fields, some customers require some different service logic,such as playing audio or not, prompt this or that, and so on. We can update python script file according to their requirement without any modification to MSS core.

But something is not so flexible. For example, the trigger of calling card is fixed in MSS core with previous versions. That means you can only trigger calling card service with called number ‘*300*’ of incoming calls. Some customers don’t like this number, some others want to support more called number to trigger calling card service.

With V10.4 released, we can configure different trigger for python services. In fact, we can trigger a python service according to their dial-plan and destination number in incoming calls. So everything is perfect now! Customers can implement their own service logic, they can trigger their services according to their real requirement. You don’t like ‘*300*’? no problem, just need configure another record!

For more details, please refer to manual document:

http://www.myvoipapp.com/docs/mss_services/manual/index.html#python_services

Integrated with outlook

Integrated with outlook

Outlook is a very popular email/contact software for small business. Lots of customers hope to make SIP calls from outlook.

Now we are very pleasure to see that out partner, Gianfranco, has released a software to integrate outlook with miniSipServer. It is very exciting! You can use it to establish a completely unified communication system and it is so easy!

If you are interesting in this, please visit our partner’s website for more details:

www.digi-soft.net

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

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.