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Therefore it is to ask that does PJSIP support IAX to configure it with our Asterisk server. > PJSIP is a SIP and media stack, it does not support IAX. -- Saúl Ibarra Corretgé AG Projects

I need one information that is does PJSIP supports VPN. I mean is it possible to send and receive RTP packets using PJSIP if there is VPN. Thanks NHO

Where conduit is threaded in the field, a standard cutting die with a 1 in 16 taper (3/4 in taper per foot) shall be used. BUT, IMC (a thinner wall conduit) is tapered at 3/8"/ft (1 in 32, half the taper of standard heavy wall rigid conduit) because the wall is about half the thickness).

> BUT I found that pjsip didn't support any TCP support for IP V6, seems > that I have to do it by myself. :'( yes, TLS is missing too :-( klaus

If any on a unit go they may well > all die. Also it is possible that they may have been replaced at some > time in the past, I knew a technician at the service dept here in > California who did a lot of them way back, when they were still > supported...

My problem is, I want to increase number of calls so that my sipclient can support say 1000 simultaneous calls.

Background mode will not be supported." > > Were you able to test the fix on simulator? Or only in actual device? > Does VOIP backgrounding not supported on simulator? > > > Thanks in advance!

As a result, it would be certain as a differential factor if the PJSIP supports SRTP and ZRTP. There is already an open source implementation (inside GNU ccRTP) for ZRTP, which has been used in Twinkle and minisip projects, and in the next release of Ekiga.

Colleagues --I am a looking for a reference or two on the reliablity and validity etc. of self-reports to websites. Suggetions would be most appreciated and I will assume that any responses to his query are themselves beyond rapproach. Many thanks --Gary www.garymarx.net