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Welcome to Vovida.org - a communications community site dedicated to providing a forum for open source software used in datacom and telecom environments. While we have predominantly included software to date that we have created, we are looking forward to adding more software from all of you as it is submitted to us for inclusion. If you are working on any type of software for broadband, wideband, or narrowband environments for cable, xDSL, wireless, or other media, please contact us.

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NEWS More News 12 October 2006 -- SearchDifference 1.0 Released Initial release of SearchDifference, a tool to show the difference between user IDs on CCM and those on a LDAP server. [more] 24 January 2006 -- GSML 1.0 Released Initial release of the GSML code, a library of modules which can be used to implement the GSM Signalling protocols. [more] 25 October 2005 -- GDOI 1.3 Released Brian Weis has released a new version of the Group Domain of Interpretation (GDOI) code. [more] 11 July 2005 -- SipTiger 2.3.2 Released SipTiger 2.3.2 released. [more] 16 March 2004 -- General Meeting & Board of Directors Vovida.org announces an interim Board of Directors [here]. The first Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Vovida.org Community will be held on Tuesday, March 30th, 2004 from 7:30pm - 8:30pm at the Hilton Santa Clara during the week of the VON show. [more] 7 November 2003 -- GDOI 1.2 Released Brian Weis has release a new version of the Group Domain of Interpretation (GDOI) code. [more] 15 July 2003 -- Redhat 8.0 and 9.0 RPMs for VOCAL 1.5 Simon Mudd has contributed RPMs for VOCAL 1.5.0. Please see this faq-o-matic entry for details. 1 July 2003 - 1,227,887 Site Visits to Vovida.org This spring, Vovida.org surpassed 1,000,000 visits since going on-line in March 2001. [more] 03 April 2003 - VOCAL 1.5.0 Released We have released the stable release of VOCAL 1.5.0. Many bugfixes, new features, and security fixes included. [more]

Latest Additions! 12 November 2002 - RGL Codec Now Available A member of the Vovida community has contributed a G.711 lossless compression codec, the Ramalho G.711 Lossless Compression (RGL) codec. The RGL codec obtains significant lossless compression of speech/audio ITU-T G.711 packet payloads (µ-law or A-law) with trivial complexity and virtually no delay. The real-time QoS media bandwidth saved via RGL compression can be used by other elastic transport applications (e.g., web traffic over TCP) with no fidelity loss to the G.711 media stream. 18 September 2002 - Secure RTP Now Available A member of the Vovida community has contributed an open source implementation of Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP) called libSRTP. The protocol, SRTP, provides confidentiality, message authentication, and replay protection for RTP. This implementation, libSRTP, provides the opportunity for developers to add Secure RTP functionality to their VoIP applications. 1 August 2002 - Testing Results on Nexcom Server Available Nexcom International lent us one of their servers for testing with VOCAL. Here are the results. We will be demonstrating VOCAL on a Nexcom server at Linux World. 17 July 2002 - Load Balancer Proxy Available Cathay Networks has contributed a Load Balancer Proxy, which is a simple proxy that enables system administrators to balance the inbound traffic over several ingress Marshal servers based on the real-time demand for service. 17 July 2002 - Public STUN Servers Available on Vovida.org We have two STUN (Simple Traversal UDP (User Datagram Protocol) through NATs (Network Address Translation)) Servers running the code contributed by Jasomi Networks. As long as this does not become too difficult to manage, we hope to keep these running on Vovida.org for the benefit of the community. [ more ] 11 July 2002 - VOCAL SIPSet version 0.8 available SIPSet is a soft phone that can make and receive phone calls from your Linux PC. SIPSet works with the Vovida SIP stack. 9 July 2002 - VOCAL B2BUA version 1.4.0 available This new version of the VOCAL B2BUA updates the code to improve its interoperability with VOCAL 1.4.0. This new version offers 2 A's (authorization and accounting), call monitoring and the capability to work with the VOCAL provisioning system. 25 June 2002 - VOCAL Stable 1.4.0 Available A stable version of VOCAL 1.4.0 is now available. Updated SIP and RTP stacks are also available. Just added: Updated COPS stack plus VOCAL RPMs for Linux Red Hat and a PKG file Sun Solaris. Previous Announcements Check our Announcement Archive page for a list of previous announcements.

Coming Events From O'Reilly & Associates: PracticalVoIP:UsingVOCAL Written by members of the development team, this book covers the installation, configuration and development ofVOCAL. A must read for anyone who wants to run VOCAL or develop applications based on its call control software and protocol stacks. Past Events August 5 - 7, 2003 LinuxWorld Conference & Expo Booth #1748 Moscone Convention Center San Francisco, CA www.linuxworldexpo.com January 21 - 24, 2003 LinuxWorld Conference & Expo Booth #671 Jacob Javits Center New York, NY www.linuxworldexpo.com December 10, 2002 -VOCAL presentation to the Association of C & C++ Users (ACCU) in Milpitas, CA. [ story | slide presentation | other events ]

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