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SIP Witch Domain Telephony
Summary
GNU SIP Witch can be used to offer a means to create scalable and secure VoIP services usable by everyone. This is done by using SIP Witch as a "domain" service for the SIP protocol, much like how Sendmail or Postfix do so for SMTP.
Since SIP Witch only mitigates SIP and can media packet forward RTP for SIP devices behind a NAT while establishing direct peer-to-peer communication between endpoints, it has little overhead, has no issues with patent encumbered codecs, and can operate directly with Social Key Verification systems such as ZRTP. Since all users can use direct URI dialing to contact users at other locations there is no need for a central "service provider" or directory.
Owner
- Name: David Sugar
- email: dyfet@gnutelephony.org
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora12
- Last updated: (DATE)
- Percentage of completion: 1%