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Top 50 Open Source VoIP Apps

The impact of the Open Source movement on VoIP is strong and continues....

Some of the tools that we use and/or tested with here at GC are included, for example SER, Asterisk and one that's not on the list SIPP.

Top 50 Open Source VoIP Apps

Adam "voiploser" Uzelac

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auzelac – Wed, 2008 – 02 – 20 11:51
IP Convergence – VoIP
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Great list, all are the best.

Great list, all are the best. for voip open source, one called vcamchat be useful too, free use with easy, easy setup, open source gpl licensing. but now it seem not still active. Thanks for sharing this list.

Jazz – Thu, 2008 – 02 – 21 02:01
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