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Still H323Still H323Posted Feb 23, 2005 8:04 UTC (Wed) by nigelm (subscriber, #622)Parent article: GnomeMeeting: It's not just for video conferencing (NewsForge)
Its a real shame that we got a functional H323 client for Linux at just the point where the world had moved on. All of my company's VOIP related stuff is now over SIP.
I see a SIP test version is intended for a month or so time - but until then Gnomemeeting would give me no-one to talk to.
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Still H323 Posted Feb 23, 2005 8:20 UTC (Wed) by hingo (subscriber, #14792) [Link] No one to talk to ....all by myselfNo one to walk with.....I'm happy on the shelf Ain't misbehavin'......savin' all my love for you I haven't had time to try it (and it seems me neither has anyone to talk to...) but KPhone (http://www.wirlab.net/kphone/) uses SIP. As for opening ports, yes the NetMeeting protocol was rather wasteful in that respect. But there is no getting around it, SIP too is kinda peer-to-peer when you want audio or video, so either you'll have to open some ports, or you need to have a proxy server somewhere.
Huh? Using too many ports? Posted Feb 23, 2005 17:36 UTC (Wed) by patipati (guest, #28059) [Link] If I had to manually configure something each time I "used a port", it'd be a full time job :)
Still H323 Posted Mar 4, 2005 12:56 UTC (Fri) by job (guest, #670) [Link] There are several VoIP apps using SIP available for Linux: kphone,linphone, minisip, phonegaim, shtoom and sjphone are a few I've looked at. At least kphone has the beginnings of video support.
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