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Asterisk Termination and ENUM
I discovered this interesting Asterisk termination post saved as "unpublished" dated 6-20-2005. I must have put it aside to work on some other projects. I thought I would publish it now since it still has some pertinent thoughts. Reading my... Full Story
Posted on June 13, 2007 12:00 AM
P2P or ENUM Saves Vonage?
We've been down this road before with claims of a Vonage workaround to get past the Verizon patent issue, only to have our hopes dashed. But now word comes today late yesterday from Bloomberg that Vonage has a patent workaround... Full Story
Posted on May 11, 2007 10:55 AM
ENUM ain't gonna happen
Mr. Blog had some interesting thoughts a couple of days ago.As we near the end of 2005, what is the status of ENUM? The original RFCs were published in 2000 I believe. Is there a single commercial VoIP provider... Full Story
Posted on September 30, 2005 9:51 AM
GoDaddy and ENUM
Just the other day, I blogged about ENUM and I specifically mentioned VeriSign's entry into the VoIP space by offering ENUM. I also mentioned GoDaddy, but more as a side comment that they (GoDaddy) and VeriSign are two of the... Full Story
Posted on October 29, 2004 9:56 AM
ENUM ENUM ENUM!
Slowly but surely, the VoIP industry is beginning to embrace ENUM, a standard protocol for resolving phone numbers into IP addresses. ENUM was originally developed to link consumers' phone numbers to various IP services, as well as allow for multiple... Full Story
Posted on October 27, 2004 12:26 PM
Could VoIP market become fragmented?
One of the beauties of VoIP is its openness, its adherence to industry standards, and its ability to easily route calls across the public Internet or private networks. Unfortunately, many VoIP startups are building their own proprietary networks (i.e. their... Full Story
Posted on August 9, 2004 11:11 AM
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