Hey ML,
The role of Ser and * are very different.
* has been built as a PBX replacement first and foremost and so handles VOIP à PSTN integration, has a
VM/conference/meetme etc server (although SEMS is becoming more and more advanced
all the time) and performs transcoding etc. However, it’s SIP implementation
is difficult to work with for a high volume of users, it doesn’t handle
presence, doesn’t support multiple logons by the same client etc. SER is
a fantastically performing high volume SIP proxy/redirect/registration agent
etc with very flexible call processing and route processing logic. Many people
on this list use Ser as the point of contact for all SIP UA’s, and then forward
to * or a commercial product to do PSTN gateway relays.
Hope this helps
Dave
From:
serusers-bounces@iptel.org [mailto:serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org] On Behalf Of muralikrishnan lakshmanan
Sent: 04 August 2004 05:07
To: serusers@lists.iptel.org
Subject: [Serusers] how to use ser
Hello
all,
Im new in this group. Im using asterisk. I don't know where I have to
use "ser". What is the part of "ser" in asterisk ? How to
use "ser"? if anyone knows please mail me.
Thanks in advance
Taramani