VoIP Users Conference

#434 - DNSSEC with Dan York

In this VUC episode, Dan York will explain what DNSSEC and DANE are all about, how they work and will open a discussion about how they might be used within VoIP/UC to strengthen the security of communication.

A Word with Liz Quilty

VUC Mid-week Crisis: Liz Quilty has been into Linux for 15 years, and she often helps others cope with some of its intricacies. We chat about how she sees tech and learning.

#431: Asterisk 12 Preview

Digium's Matt Jordan, Joshua Colp and Mark Michaelson bring news of Asterisk 12 and field questions of the VUC irregulars.

#429 BigBlueButton

BigBlueButton is an open source web conferencing system built on over fourteen open source components to create an integrated solution that runs on Mac, Unix, and PC computers.

#427 VoIPover with Allison Smith

#425 Catching up with Dan York

Dan York has been a member of the VUC community for many years now but he's been away for a bit and in this episode we'll learn about what he's doing now and how it relates to VoIP and UC. We'll talk about his work with the Internet Society Deploy360 Programme related to IPv6, DNSSEC and routing resiliency (and touch on what exactly the Internet Society is all about) as well as his views on WebRTC and some of the other standards relating to real-time communications being developed within...

#423 - Transparate

Transparate is an online meeting place for voice carriers to do business in a brand new way. Transparate matches your rates with all other rates of all other carriers in order to generate leads: profitable combinations of sellers and buyers. This allows you to develop partnerships as directly as possible with as few intermediaries as possible.

#421: Plivo

t all started when Mike and Venky accidentally exchanged messages over Github, while trying to integrate telephony into their own web applications. The two developers were searching for a robust communications platform to develop voice applications. Finding none on the market, they collaborated to develop and launch the Plivo Cloud platform.

Guest Spot: Phone Boy Speaks - Mobile Ops

The Bottom Line for Mobile Phone Operators Originally recorded 22 Jan 2013 Dameon Welch-Abernathy http://phoneboy.com

#419-b Kamailio World & SPIT/Do not call list

News about Kamailio World (http://vuc.me/k) and David Frankel and the regulars talk about detecting robocalls and do not call list

#418a: 8x8 Virtual Mobile Office

Huw Rees, VP Biz Dev discusses their new Virtual Mobile Office.

#416 - Chris Mathieu of Twelephone

#415-1 - Flowroute

Flowroute with Byan Towfiq

#413-3: Martin Geddes

Great discussion with Martin on packets and delivery. Subscribe to Martin Geddes' newsletter at http://martingeddes.com

#413-1 Who Controls the Internet?

Randal L. Schwartz, Karl Fife and the regulars discuss DNS, infrastructure, FCC and the ITU.

#411 Open VUC with Andy Abramson

We talk about Skype encryption and eavesdropping, Republic Wireless, Free Mobile, wine, and WebRTC

#409 - AudioCodes

Alan Percy, Director of Marketing at AudioCodes talks about Asterisk scaling techniques.

#407: Ameche with Voxeo Labs - Jose de Castro

Ameche from Voxeo Labs empowers carriers and developers to grow voice, messaging, and location services with new high-value applications.

#405 - Hypervoice with Martin Geddes

Martin Geddes presents the idea of 'Hypervoice', which links what we say to what we do, turning voice into a fully native Web hypermedium. He proposes it is the next stage in the evolution of voice, and sets the stage for Web 3.0.

#403: FutureVideo

Watch live at http://vuc.me/live

400: AG Projects

Makers of the Blink SIP client (and more)

398: WebRTC

This week we were proud to participate in a pre-conference discussion with Serge Lachapelle, Group Product Manager at Google, and Professor Carol Davids, Industry Professor and Director, Illinois Institute of Technology Real-Time Communications Lab, And Chair of IIT??s annual RTC Conference.

395: Allison Smith VoIPover!

Allison joins us to talk about "Is this really what I sound like?"

393: Kazoo with Darren Schreiber

Darren from 2600hz.com joins us on the Hangout to talk about Kazoo. Youtube channel: http://vuc.me/yt

391: Sangoma MS Lync Express Appliance

389: Allison Smith and Astricon

Allison Smith on directing voice talent ansd David Duffett and Steve Sokol on Astricon

387: Vidtel Anything to Anything Video

Scott Wharton of Vidtel Video conferencing, a platform that connects h323,SIP, Skype and Gtalk.

385: Allison Smith VoIPover #1

383: - RIM & Truphone

RIM and Truphone

381: ZipDX Demo

VUC has been using the excellent ZipDX Conference Bridge for over 3 years. ZipDX is unbeatabme for its sound, G722 wideband, and the wide rages of features. http://zipdx.com

379: FreeSWITCH Cookbook

Co authors of the book join us and also share news about FreeSWITCH

378: Counterpath

Todd Carothers join us from Counterpath

375: Altus Carrier Services

Altus Carrier Services Company provides voice over IP origination and termination services to Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs) and Enterprise clients. ACSC's voice services are designed to assist service providers in delivering quality services to their end-users without complexity and in most cases no upfront setup costs.

373: Vsee - Video Conferencing

A team of Stanford University human computer interaction scientists and network experts created VSee to overcome the limitations of traditional tools. Their goal is a simple, yet full-featured product that works over any network, and requires minimal training.

371: An Earful about Headsets

Michael Graves (http://mgraves.org) investigates the various headsets for use with VoIP.

369: Kamailio SIP server

Conceived in 2001 as an IP telephony routing engine for SIP (aka SIP Express Router (SER)), the Kamailio project has evolved over the years into a complete framework for building RCS systems. The session will give an update on latest developments, including: asynchronous TLS layer, asynchronous SIP processing, SIMPLE presence extensions, embedded HTTP-XCAP server and MSRP relay, no-SQL storage systems (Redis, Cassandra), embedded interpreters (Lua, Python, C#), a.s.o. Learn ahow Kamailio can...

367: Speech Recognition, Digium Phones

ASR with Gerd Graumann of Speech Technology Group, Kindle Fire contest winner, then Kevin Fleming on Digium's new phones

365: OnSIP and The SIP School

http://vuc.me

363: Village Telco

The Village Telco is an initiative to build low-cost community telephone network hardware and software that can be set up in minutes anywhere in the world. No mobile phone towers or land lines are required. The Village Telco uses the latest Open Source telephony software and low cost wireless mesh networking technology to deliver affordable telephony anywhere.

361: HarQen

http://www.harqen.com - Symposia

359: Speech Technology Group

Our TTS contest and more about Text to Speech technology from one of the top players, Gerd Graumann, President of Speech Technology Group

357: Humbug Labs and the Recent ATT Hack for Terror

Recently, several arrests in the Philippines revealed a terrorist finance connection with the ATT premium number fraud. Humbug Labs tell us more and talk about fraud and hacking.

355.2 James Body, Simon Wood

Wideband CODECs and much more

354: VoIP/Mobile, Google Voice, Captain Crunch

COnjecturing about Republic Wireless, some chat about the future of Google Voice, a brief visit with Captain Crunch and more

353: OnSIP.com and Tropo Together at Last

An application created by these two important actors in the VoIP industry of the 21st century.

351: Kevin Fleming on Digium R-Series

Redundancy Series (aka ??R-Series??) products, are a family of inexpensive, versatile appliances that enable physicallayer failover of analog (POTS) and digital (T1, E1, PRI or BRI) telephony connections to Asterisk-based communications systems.

EPISODE 349- PBX in a Flash, Burning Man

Ward Mundy, Nerd Vittles on PBX in a Flash and Tim Panton on Burning Man and Open BTS

347-2: OpenVBX jailbroken for Tropo

Voxeo recently partnered with Disruptive Technologies to ??unlock?? OpenVBX so that it can be used on other platforms. Now with OpenVBX 2.0, it is REALLY ??open??. Tropo hopes to help others add their platforms to it as well as extend the existing plugins to run on the Tropo platform.

346-2: Open Geekery with Karl and Frendz

ANother part 2, limited only by the imagination of the VUC regulars - of which you can be a part any time.

345: BlinkMind Video

342: Adhearsion

Adhearsion is Telephony through Ruby-colored lenses. In the last year the project has made great strides, reaching version 1.0 and going well beyond. Come hear an update from the Adhearsion community and discuss some of the exciting advances that have been made. We will also share details about our upcoming conference, AdhearsionConf, held in October in San Francisco.

340: Twilio with Danielle Morrill

The Twilio Conference happens Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 8:00 AM ?? Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 6:00 PM (Pacific Time) in San Francisco.

338: Controlled Geeekiness

337: Obihai

http://vuc.me http://gplus.to/randulo

335: - Voicemail (in) Security

Chat about the New of The World (NOTW) and the scandal that followed a voicemail hack

331: Live from eComm 2011 - day three

329: eComm 2011 - Day One

Andy Abramson, Dan York and Tim Panton join lots of great VoIP people for a free ranging discussion on our favorite topic.

328: Sennheiser Headset, Truphone

Surprise guest James Body with his batman cellphone utility belt and MJ Graves new Sennheiser headset, sounded great!

326: Late Night Chat: Power Supplies

Continuing on the topic "is the desk phone dead?", the regulars rant about power adapters, electrolytic condensers and other accessible topics.

324: 8x8 CEO Bryan Martin

Virtual Office Solo is the newest offering of 8x8 and CEO Bryan Martin is here to tell us about it. You'll learn VoIP things here that are not common knowledge and get an insight into small office UC.

322: Grandstream Networks

Grandstream Networks used to be known primarily as a manufacturer of entry-level IP phones but recently has moved into video conference phones and surveillance devices.

Sangoma and NetBorder 4.0

At 12 Noon, Sangoma's NetBorder product is discussed with Frederic Dickey, Director of Products

319: Lync with Dave Michels

Dave Michels of http://pindropsoup.com tells us about Lync

#318: Counterpath Bria and Mobility

New Bria versions, Counterpath VP markesting & products Todd Carothers is #vuc guest

#317: Jabber/XMPP - Jitsi and Nimbuzz

Emil Ivov (Jitsi.org) and Thiago Camargo (Nimbuzz.com) and a cast of thousands discuss Jabber, XMPP and SIP. An edifying VUC!

#315 OnSIP Hosted PBX

http://onsip.com

Televate

http://vuc.me

311:April Fools, NOT

to be announced http://vuc.me

#310-2 Can't Get Enough

Don't stop til you get enough! Here's another 90 minutes of VoIP & Tell from March 25th, 2011

309: Plum Voice

Andrew Kuan, CEO of Plum Voice talks about Floodlight, a survey system that can use the web, phone IVR or SMS to send and execute surveys. http://www.floodlightsurveys.com

307: OnSIP - Junction Networks

Mike Oeth and OnSIP tell us about their latest developments: Chrome and Firefox plugins, adding automatic phone call tracking, which means that keeping on top of your incoming and outgoing calls has never been easier. If you??re an OnSIP and Highrise user, a note like the following can automatically appear in your Highrise account each time you make or receive a call from one of your Highrise contacts.

305: Safi Systems

Safi Systems is a software company, dedicated to creating innovative solutions designed to address everyday communication and business needs. Safi's products are based on a centralized, robust, and scalable server platform named SafiServer. SafiServer is the cornerstone of Safi Systems current offerings.

302: Open Conference

Doug Mohney tries to report on ITEXPO but the cellular network doesn't allow this. MOre general talk and madness.

300: Bufferbloat!

Great discussion with Jim Gettys and Dave Taht about network congestion. http://vuc.me for more info.

298: Humbug Telecom Labs

Founded in 2010 by a team with rich experience in development and management of telecommunication services, Humbug was created to serve as the standard for telecommunications traffic analysis and fraud detection in telecom networks.

296: Not Your Typical 2010 VoIP Review

Got a long trip planned? Here's 4+ hours of VoIP & Tell

294: VUC Christmas Eve Special Giveaway

"Skype Out" become ironic, Dan York on CNN, Tropo+ZipDX developments and schwag, Gigaset VoIP phone and lots of gifts like a big promo package from DIDx.

292: Fireside VoIP Chat

Our international group gets together to talk technology every week. This has been one of them.

290: Suzanne Bowen, SuperWoman

Suzanne Bowen, co-founder of Super Technologies http://supertec.com and DIDx, their flagship product http://didx.net

289: Part 2 - Memories - Wifi - 3G 4G

Lots of interesting chat about mobile technologies, handsets, free SIP services and why you shouldn't use them

288: Pre VUC, Call Routing

Call routing intricacies with Karl F and David F.

285: Phono from Voxeo Labs

Embed a phone in a browser in just a few minutes. http://phono.com

283: Asterisk Scalable Communications Framework

Thanks to Tim Panton and a last minute save of the recording by VUC member Thomas in Austria, we hear all about this from Kevin Fleming

282: Karl's Here! Tim's Vegan Lasagne

and so much more. http://vuc.me

280: Big Geeks Talking - VoIP and Tell Part 2

278: VoIP and Tell

VoIP and Tell! Cisco UMI, Logitech webcams, video conferencing, the INternetz, Bria Android

276: AGItate with Tropo and Adhearsion

Jason Goecke stops by with an announcement to the world about Tpopo's new AGItate

274: ThinkUp and more

ThinkUp (formerly Think Tank) is an open source project that gathers social media from a community and combines it in interesting ways.

272: XO/Comcast Outage and DNS resolution

Sept 16th, 2010 significant disruption to Internet traffic and some DNS as well. Great discussion of these things.

270: After Hours

Actually, it's "before hours" this time, a chat while we get ready for the main guest. Cisco/Skype, Chinese buying companies, Bluetooth woes, etc.

268: Freeswitch (After Hours part 3)

Part three of our discussion. Freeswitch info can be found at http://freeswitch.org

264: More VoIP and Users

Lots of folks chime in on lots of subjects that will be of interest to many. It's another typical VUC

262: Blinkmind Video

http://www.blinkmind.com shows off their evolved video conference system. In the next weeks, VUC will be doing further experiments with this technology.

260: 2600 hz Project, Video Conferencing

Yet another volume in the growing library of VoIP minutiae. Next week more video and more interesting stuff!

258: Twilio Open VBX

This is something you can easily install on your own LAMP server in about 5 minutes. Get it at http://OpenVBX.org

256: INGATE Systems

INGATE CEO Steven Johnson and Product Director Scott Beer join us to talk about their SIP-aware Session Border Controllers

254 - Geons, Integrics

Creator of Geons, a new project for distributed enterprise applications such as distributed PBX CEO Alistair Cunningham will be talking about these products, building highly scalable systems using Asterisk and OpenSIPS, and answering your questions.

252 - SIP Sorcery

250 - Session Border Controllers, Bria iPhone app

Acem Packet and Counterpath are our guests today at 12 Noon EDT. Call Skype:vuc.me