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Linux Client PC for SIP
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 4:50 pmby ruben23
Hi anyone can suggest a LINUX distro and a SIP softphones for it, im using codec g729 from my Asterisk server to VOIP telco. so it needs transcoding with codec. im planning to deploy it on 30 seats.
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:10 pmby williamconley
try the Vicibox Server Demo CD .iso. It has ubuntu and a soft phone installed. And you CAN load it to your desktop, but you can test the soft phone right from the Live CD.
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:16 pmby mflorell
I would recommend Zoiper, not sure if the free version includes the G729 codec though.
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:30 pmby gzpxyj
X-Lite would be a very good sip softphone. It has video support so you could use the video phone too.
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Tue Jun 09, 2009 12:44 pmby codehaxor
Here are your choices, for linux distro:
Ubuntu Desktop
Fedora Core
Open Suse
For Open Source SIP clients:
Ekiga
Twinklephone (Highly recommended)
Linphone (Also good)
Mozphone (a browser based IAX Client, very good if you want an all browser based setup)
X-lite (Average)
Best headsets under linux per my experience (driver highly available in those distro's):
PLantronics DA-55 (usb adaptor)
Plantronics DSP-400 (highly recommended, cheap, good noise cancellation)