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Written by Martin Steinmann
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Friday, 06 August 2010 00:00 |
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eZuce launches to offer support for sipXecs
eZuce was founded by many of the original founders of SIPfoundry and after Avaya's departure from SIPfoundry, eZuce became the main sponsor of the sipXecs open source project. As a company with an open source business model, eZuce offers the following:
- sipXecs Commercial is an offering where we provide support for sipXecs under a subscription license. This is typically level 3 support to partners and we expect the partner to do level 1 & 2 as well as other incremental services like installation. If you are interested in becoming a partner, contact us.
- sipXecs EDU is a special offering for universities. We will announce more details around this program when we launch the new SIPfoundry Web site.
- And finally, openUC is a commercial version of sipXecs that comes under a commercial perpetual license with support for all those customers who need a solid product at a great price, but are not into open source
eZuce targets larger customers with a scalable and fully standards based solution and we work with partners to enable them to offer managed services. We also work with MSPs enabling Communications as a Service (CaaS) and cloud deployment options. The sipXecs project has been around since 2004 and our solution is mature and in widespread use.
Partners and end customers working with eZuce benefit from a fully supported product. In particular, this allows partners to offer a fully supported solution with standard SLA to end users, including level 3 support escalations.
Our goal is to provide the most comprehensive, secure and scalable open source unified communications software solution available. We are an open alternative to otherwise proprietary systems and we offer an attractive and cost effective migration path from a legacy (IP) PBX to a new all software based IT application for everything communications. We hope you welcome the initiative we have taken and we are looking forward to hearing from you.
Martin J Steinmann |
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Written by Douglas Hubler
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Thursday, 13 May 2010 01:39 |
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Everyone, let's represent sipXecs in a big way at Cluecon. If you haven't heard about Cluecon it's "...3-Day Telephony User and Developer Conference bringing together the entire spectrum of Telephony...". We don't have a sipXcon yet, so this is the next best thing, in fact it's better because the FreeSWITCH guys will be there which is becoming a bigger and bigger part of sipXecs.
Top reasons to go
10. Chance to meet other sipXecs users and developers
9. Learn undocumented FreeSWITCH console commands
8. Talk telcom to fellow geeks like yourself
7. Listen to my 30-min talk about sipXecs
6. If they let me talk, they will let anyone talk, submit your proposal now
5. Generate business leads
4. Get new business ideas
3. Easy picking for converting disgruntled Asterisk users trying to scale their system.
2. Entrance fee money helps supports open source development
And the #1 reason to go
1. If enough people go, maybe we can convince Damian to swing by Chicago on his way through America.
See you at Cluecon! |
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Written by Todd Hodgen
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Friday, 16 April 2010 01:39 |
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Announcing the availability of sipXecs 4.2 Stable
The development team for SIPfoundry today announced the release of sipXecs 4.2. Release 4.2 is a substantial milestone in that over 1200 items were addressed in the software, providing some substantial new features, and bringing increased stability and management to the sipXecs system.
The release of 4.2 provides the following highlights and much more:
- XMPP Instant Message Server Integration
- Bridged Line Appearance - provides key system style shared line appearance.
- User Portal Improvements such as import of personal address list
- New Device Support including Polycom 450, 335, 321, 331 phones, Polycom SIP 3.2.2 software, Audiocodes 6.0, Avaya/Nortel 12xx.
- Improvements to Call Detail Records
- New Music-on-Hold in Freeswitch server, new Personal Music-on-hold
- New Freeswitch based Voicemail server
- Web collaboration via integration of dimdim (www.dimdim.com)
- New Interoperability - Nortel/Avaya CS1000 SIP integration, support for TLS with sipXecs sipXbridge
- Simplification - Discovery mechanism for Polycom and Nortel 12xx phones, improvements to default configuration options
- Serviceability improvements - E911 sent to SMS, log configuration changes, SNMP traps of alarms
The user community is encouraged to upgrade their systems to 4.2 and give it a try. This is a stable release with some fantastic features that enhance the market that sipXecs can address. Today, with Bridged Line Appearance capabilites, sipXecs can be used in many more installations as it operates like a more traditional key system. At the same time, sipXecs operates like as large scale PBX with high availability, scaleability, and redundancy, which is further enhanced by all of the great features incorporated into the 4.2 release.
To download your copy of sipXecs 4.2 visit our software download section.
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Written by Al Campbell
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Thursday, 15 April 2010 21:44 |
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We're happy to announce that version 4.2.0 of sipXecs is now available. This is a monster release with respect to feature content. Summary of Jira's resolved:
- Bugs 862
- New Features 115
- Improvement 187
- Task/Sub-Task 68
- Total issues: 1232
See the mailing list announcment here.
You can check out the release notes from Jira at:
sipXecs 4.2.0 Release Notes
Software is available in the public folders as well as the ISO. Enjoy !!!
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Written by Al Campbell
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Friday, 11 September 2009 14:28 |
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We're delighted to announce that version 4.0.2 of sipXecs is now available. We expect this to be the last fix release in 4.0 - the next planned release is 4.2.0; this could of course change if a sufficiently serious problem is uncovered. See the mailing list announcment here.
sipXecs 4.0.2 Release Notes
23 Bug Fixes
6 Improvements/New Features
One of the exciting new features of 4.0.2 is Skype for SIP. sipXecs 4.0.2 adds an ITSP template which has been tested with Skype.
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Written by Martin Steinmann
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Thursday, 20 August 2009 17:01 |
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Written by Martin Steinmann
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Wednesday, 19 August 2009 00:00 |
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SIP Print announced the completion of their interop program between the SIP Print call recording appliance and the sipXecs IP PBX solution. Congratulations to the SIP Print team. Adding call recording to sipXecs is a great addition with many applications. SIP Print addresses SMB customers with the need to record 15-200 seats per location at one or more facilities. |
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