Current Location :Home > FAQRedStone IP PBX runs on embedded Linux, and is hardware specific, cannot run elsewhere.
Yes, as long as it supports standard SIP.
Voip and SIP are often used interchangeably by users in the world of telephony now,but they are not the same in fact.SIP’s purpose is to initiate,maintain and terminate multimedia communication sessions in voice over IP(VOIP) applications. SIP is one of the most popular ways of implementing or delivering VoIP service to consumers, households, enterprises and other entities.VoIP is a much broader term that can be applied to any form of voice calls that happens over the Internet.
As stated above, SIP is one of the most common protocols used to deliver VoIP services. It is an IETF standard that was first introduced in the 90s and it continues to evolve today. To visualize the relationship between SIP and VoIP, take the example of Internet or email. These are pretty universal services used by practically every person and organization today.
Email is commonly implemented through SMTP – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. By Implementing the services through universally accepted and standardized protocols, end users are able to send email or surf the web without barriers. For instance, a Gmail user can send email to an Outlook user or a Yahoo user or an enterprise user in much the same way. It doesn’t matter if the person is using a standalone desktop client or a webmail dashboard.
This is pretty much how SIP and VoIP are related and work. When an organization utilizes SIP to deploy their VoIP network, it is easy for other entities to work with the same equipment. For instance if the business purchases new SIP phones, they are already compatible with the network because they use the same protocol.
SIP is a text based protocol that was developed on a similar model to HTTP responses. When compared to alternatives such as H.323. it is very simple to construct and debug. But it is also extremely flexible and has powerful features that can be utilized in very complex PBX systems. It is a general-purpose protocol that can handle a variety of sessions. In VoIP specifically, SIP is used to perform a variety of functions including:
SIP endpoints – basically your telephones – register themselves with proxy servers that maintain lists of individual endpoint locations. When a particular phone initiates a call, the request is sent to the proxy server which then contacts the other endpoint to set up the session.
SIP determines if the various parties are available to answer the call or participate in the session. It means that different endpoints can set up rules stating when or how they would like to be contacted and when they are available for calls. For instance, a particular phone may not accept calls from 8 AM to 5 PM or will only accept calls from within the same network etc.
The various endpoints involved in a particular session use SIP to determine what kind of audio codecs and other media capabilities (video, file transfer etc.) can be utilized in the call.
SIP tells the phone that is being called to start ‘ringing’ and manages the initial contact between all parties.
SIP also performs other management functions such as ending the call, adding another caller, switching to video conferencing etc.
SIP is not the only protocol that can be used for implementing VoIP, there are plenty of others like H.323. At present however, very few organizations and equipment manufacturers implement VoIP on other protocols. SIP has become the defining standard and universally accepted protocol for VoIP. How did this happen? There are several reasons for this development.
Even though SIP is used for voice communication, it was not developed by or within the telecommunications industry. Instead it is an IP-based protocol that is maintained by the IETF which is the Internet Engineering Task Force. SIP is flexible and because it has its roots in the IT industry, is much more capable of being integrated with other Internet applications, software and systems. Thus it is highly suitable to the way businesses function in today’s world, rather than being a relic of telecom systems from the last century.
Organizations do not need to hire telecommunication experts for VoIP deployments. It is a simple text based protocol and similar to HTTP. This means that many IT professionals can immediately become familiar with SIP as they have been working with HTTP for many years. Since VoIP essentially treats voice calls as simply a form of data, enterprise deployments are generally managed and maintained by the IT department itself.
In addition to this, it is an open source protocol and has been developed to ensure interoperability from the beginning. Manufacturers of VoIP equipment frequently test SIP compatibility before launching their products. For all the above reasons SIP has gained significant traction and is now the first choice for any organization wishing to deploy VoIP networks.
Privacy Statement
Platform information submission - privacy agreement
● Privacy Policy
We are committed to protecting the privacy, personal data and personal data (collectively referred to as "personal data") provided by you when using this website. Make us comply with the highest standards in terms of collection, use, storage and transmission of personal data (laws and regulations related to privacy of personal data) and consumer protection. To ensure that you have full confidence in the handling of personal data on this website, you must carefully read and understand the provisions of the privacy policy. This website (hereinafter referred to as "us") respects and protects the privacy of users. In particular, once you use this website, you will be deemed to accept, agree, promise and confirm this privacy agreement; You disclose your personal data to us voluntarily with the required consent; You will abide by any modification of this privacy policy; You agree that our relevant business personnel will contact you regarding the products and services you may be interested in (unless you have indicated that you do not want to receive such messages). With your consent, we will collect, manage and monitor the types of personal data collected
1. Scope of application
It is our unremitting pursuit to provide users with better, better and more personalized services. We also hope that the services we provide will be more convenient for your needs. This privacy policy applies to all information collection services provided by this website. You can visit this website and use the services provided by this website using this privacy policy
2. What information do we collect
In order to provide you with our various services, you need to provide personal data information, including personal data and anonymous data, including but not limited to: personal data (your name, gender, age, date of birth, telephone number, fax number, address or mailing address, e-mail address, etc.)
3. How to use the collected information
The purposes and purposes of collecting personal data and anonymous data are as follows: to provide you with our services through this website; When you use our website, you can identify and confirm your identity; Let you get the service for you when you use this website; The relevant business personnel of this website can contact you when necessary; Make it more convenient for you to use this website; The personal data and anonymous data provided by you to us will only be retained until the collection purpose has been achieved, unless they are retained due to applicable laws and regulations. The ownership of personal data and disclosure of all data collected on our website are owned by us and will not be leased or sold to any unrelated third party
4. How do we protect information
For the protection of personal data, we implement appropriate physical, electronic and management measures to protect and guarantee the safety of your personal data. We try our best to ensure that any personal data collected through this website is free from any nuisance of a third party unrelated to us. The security measures we take are not limited to: physical measures: the records with your personal data will be stored in a locked place Electronic measures: the computer data with your personal data will be stored in the computer system and storage media subject to strict login restrictions Management measures: only employees authorized by us can access your personal data, These employees need to comply with our internal rules on the confidentiality of personal data. If you are aware of any security loopholes on this website, please contact us in time so that we can take appropriate actions as soon as possible; Despite the implementation of the above security measures, we cannot guarantee the absolute security of data transmission on the Internet, so we cannot absolutely guarantee that the personal data and anonymous data you provide to us through this website are safe at all times. We will not be responsible for any unauthorized access to your personal data, and we will not be responsible for any losses and damages incurred or caused in this regard.
5. Juvenile Protection Law
The minor has provided personal data to this website without the approval or consent of any parent or guardian. Please contact the public telephone number and customer service telephone number on this website in time to ensure that the data are removed
6. Revision and effectiveness of privacy policy
With the expansion of the service scope of this website, we may revise the Legal Statement and Privacy Policy from time to time, which forms a part of this Legal Statement and Privacy Policy. In order to prevent you from being informed of such revisions, please read this Legal Statement and Privacy Policy frequently. In any way, if you continue to use our services, you agree to be bound by the revised Legal Statement and Privacy Policy