Hi, I've been tasked with finding an open source SIP/H.323 solution that will allow a user in a very restricted, corporate network environment to conduct an audio/video conference with a client who is at home, connected to the Internet via their ISP. My initial tests with the PJSIP 2.0 alpha have produced quite good results, with respect to audio/video quality, on the local LAN. I?m now trying to figure out if PJSIP can be configured to meet the following requirements: - The restricted network will only allow the client application to make outgoing TCP/UDP connections. There are only two ports open in the firewall facilitating these outgoing connections. - The client application must run on Window XP (or newer) with a future release supporting OSX. It looks like PJSIP has this covered. - A SIP server will be located outside of the restricted network, preferably able to run on Window Server 2008, though Linux is an option. From what I can find so far, I think FreeSWITCH is our only option if we want to use Windows Server 2008. Any other SIP server suggestions? - We must be able to modify the client application, and the SIP server software, to support a custom user registration and authentication mechanism (e.g. biometrics, smart cards, etc.). Thanks in advance for any help and insight you can provide. Regards, --Jonathan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20110916/c74aaacf/attachment-0001.html>
