Feature Highlights

• Creates session-oriented connections between two or more endpoints in an IP network.
  
• Initiates, terminates and modifies sessions.
  
• Based on RFC standard (RFC 3261) from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
  
• Flexible, open, extensible, and fits easily in different architectures and deployment scenarios (e.g. Web-Like Communications).
  
• Enabling of multi-user sessions regardless of media content.
  
• Support for multi-party.
  
• Negotiates sessions so that all participants can agree on and modify session features.
  
• Provides the ability to add, drop or transfer users.
  
• Provides text-based messages which are easy to read and debug.
  
• Transport layer independent.
  
• Uses the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) as well as the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to flexibly connecting users independent of the underlying infrastructure.
  
• Creates SIP logical devices like SIP gateways, SIP endpoints, SIP registrars or others.
  
• Connects to SIP logical devices.
  
• Adds and removes a codec to a SIP logical device profile.
  
• Makes and clears call throws to a VoIP logical device.
  
• Answers a call that is received by a VoIP logical device.
  
• Provides ringing notification when a call is received by a VoIP logical device.
  
• Gets call information of a VoIP logical device.
  
• Loads RTP profile to a VoIP logical device.
  
• Sends or receives encoded voice data for a specific call.
  
• Logging of sessions for future analysis.
  
• The package includes demos for the Win32, Linux and and Davinci (ARM).