[Serusers] fee-for-service SER server

[Greger V. Teigre]

Dear Michael,
I know that many on this list operate own services they sell in the market. 
Others sell software packages and services, both to corporations (ex. 
Asterisk + ser in a combo setup) and to service providers (some sort of 
white-label service).  There are also hosted services for enterprises that 
are not based on SER.
    I would suspect that lack of answer may have something to do with lack 
of information. You are not saying what you need. Here are some examples:
a. A hosted SER server where you can log in and do changes to ser.cfg (for 
fun or commercial)
b. A hosted corporate PBX-type solution
c. A hosted SIP service á la university setups with ENUM lookup and 
authentication against your own user database
d. A white-label service that you will brand as your own and resell in a 
given market

And BTW, you are not saying anything about your requirements (just a vanilla 
SER server?!) nor the size of the subscriber base you want to support etc 
etc.

If you are looking for b, you are probably better off looking in your local 
market for a telephony provider who can give you IP access.
g-)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Kendall" <michael at starmega.com>
To: <serusers at lists.iptel.org>
Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2005 12:18 AM
Subject: [Serusers] fee-for-service SER server


> Dear Wizards,
>
> Many of you seem to be running public SER servers with hundreds of users.
> I would like to become a paying customer of such a SER server,
> but cannot find any such services advertised on the internet.
> Can someone please recommend a running, fee-for-service SER server?
>
> A few weeks ago, I asked this same question,
> and got zero responses. And I mean no responses of any kind.
> Is this the wrong forum to ask such a question?
> Even messages pointing out why I am a total idiot
> would have been preferable to total silence.
>
> If there are reasons that it is not practical for anyone
> to operate a fee-for-service SER server,
> I would love to see some discussion of
> what makes it so impractical.
>
> Please feel free to speculate on why you think
> such services have not been created.
>
> thanks, Michael
>
>
>
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