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Revision as of 13:25, 10 December 2012
Yate has multiple routing modules and signalization modules. Here you can find some how to's for configuring Yate using diferrent module.
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Routing
The most popular scenarios for routing:
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Example of register users in Regfile module.
Example of redirecting calls to another user.
Examples of how to route calls from javascript module.
Example of how to register users from a database.
Round robin routing examples.
Example of configuring parameters in cluster route module.
Examples for routing calls using lateroute.
Example of count incoming calls.
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Yate configuration as Server and / or Client
Various configuration for Yate to act as a Server and as a Client using different protocols.
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Yate debug
Some examples on how to enable debugging in Yate, the module involved in this action, the output of the debugging.
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Yate provides Debugging info on console.
Debug an external module in Telnet.
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Miscellaneous
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This example allows chat and short files transfer between Twinkle clients using SIP MESSAGE Request Method. |
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