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Asterisk CDR import
Simple web interface for mapping CDR from VoIP provider to Asterisk
This is a simple tool to map information for the cost of phone calls given by your VoIP provider, to the call log inside your Asterisk. As a result, you will know how much each of your employees has spent for phone calls. Additionally, this tool shows information about the assigned DID and CLIP numbers in Asterisk. This is helpful to identify obsolete, duplicate and multiple assignments. -
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The goal of the project is to create a high-performance, open-source and standards-compliant implementation of a Home-Subscriber-Server (HSS) for use in a IMS context.
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The goal of this project is to provide a liveCD allowing the user to analyze networks for VoIP installations. This project gives you a global network state.
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The Genalyze log analyzer, a simple yet highly extensible framework for parsing log files, was designed for parsing T-Server log files generated by Genesys contact center software platform, yet is generic and easy enough to adapt for other log formats.
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Small crossplatform program which can log calls from connected to the serial port pbx. It may be compiled and used on Unix and Windows. Uses synapse library. Written in Object Pascal. May be compiled with FreePascal compiler. (Delphi/Kylix also) upd. moved to github https://github.com/norayr
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Command-line perl script to view PortaSIP SIP server log files in convenient form. It also may be used for other SIP log formats after small changes.
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Skype-based wardialer written in C#, can record call results, play a wav file upon the phone being answered. Does full seqential dialing. Saves results to log file.
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Telescan is a full featured, multithreaded war dialer written in C for Linux. It can log its activity and carrier information to a database, in which detailed reports can be run regarding activity.
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pblogan (Phone Box LOG ANalyzer) A set of perl scripts that extract information from a Panasonic Phone Box via serial port, and upload them to a Postgres Database which is queried by several php pages.
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GNOME Caller ID is an application to read/display/log the caller ID data from any modem. GNOME Caller ID has been developed under Linux, using GNOME-- and GTK--, and has been tested with USR modems.
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vTiger - FreeSWITCH Integration
Extend vTiger CRM to add FreeSWITCH support
Current vTiger CRM integration is to control the Asterisk (soft) PBX to establish and log calls. This call is established by the vTiger user of the vTiger web based GUI. FreeSWITCH can be configured as a similar soft PBX and so the goal is to get vTiger to cause Freeswitch to establish SIP connections from the vTiger user's phone to the customer phone.
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