Telephony
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Revision as of 11:48, 6 November 2012
Yate is a telephony engine who's main function is to connect together call legs to external devices or to internal server resources and for that he use a variety of VoIP protocols that can be used without the need of a special hardware as SIP, H.323, IAX2 or Jingle. In the next chapters you will find more informations about configuring each telephony protocol and the features supported by Yate.
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Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
The SIP module in Yate allows you to use make calls using SIP protocol.
-  About SIP 
- SIP in Yate
 - SIP Listeners in Yate - building a listener (TCP, UDP, TLS) "tells" Yate on which network interfaces to listen.
 - SIP Messages - allows Yate to process SIP methods by handling messages by their names.
 - SIP Routing in Yate
 - SIP Configuration File
 
 - SIP Features
 
-  About SIP 
 
H323
MGCP
- About MGCP
 - MGCP Features
 
IAX
- About IAX
 - IAX Features
 
JINGLE
This module supports the Jingle protocol by implementing XMPP as an external component of another server.
- About JINGLE
 - JINGLE Features
 
JABBER or XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol)
- About Jabber
 - Jabber Features