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Generic JTAPI and Jain Jcc and Jcat is a framework for the rapid development of Java telephony spec. implementations. It does this by reducing the "service provider" coding requirements by an order of magnitude and by providing common framework.

Very small database application for the Linux desktop to manage your telephone contacts and make an export in csv format for upload into your proximus Forum pbx (branded like that in BE, probably Alcatel-Lucent, OmniPCX ?). The Proximus Forum 700 seems to run on Linux on the inside. But any access for the user/manager exists only as a Windows application. So at least Linux users get this nice tool to manage the records to upload to the pbx. Import module to import from mysql/mariadb...

...The DTA100 makes it possible for video service subscribers to keep watching their analog TVs even when connected to an all-digital cable network—this allows the service provider to recover analog bandwidth in order to launch additional, enhanced digital services such as HDTV. Consistent with the current analog subscriber's experience, the ARRIS DTA100 features unidirectional functionality, a single in-band tuner, standard definition decoding capabilities and a basic user interface for accessing one-way digital services. +Provides single 54 to 864 MHz all-digital tuner +Includes full inband +Delivers DSM-CC support for code download +Offers one-way device +Features front panel IR receiver and power LED

The program consist of an API (daemon) to handle a VOIP box of the type USB-B2K which allows to plug a classical telephone on an USB port (skypebox, wangobox, yealink...) in order to integrate this with any type of program of the type VOIP under GNU/LINUX. The functionalities are the following: 1. Switching to mode USB/PTSN 2. Detecting Pick up/ Hang up signal from the telephone 3. Generating Pick up tune 4. Generating Ring tone. 5. Handling telephone dial. This project is forked from https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/usbb2k-api/ and https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb2kskype/

Artemisa is a honeypot for VoIP (SIP) networks. It is designed to connect to a VoIP domain as a user-agent backend in order to detect malicious activity at an early stage and also adjust the policies of the enterprise in real-time.

Visual Framework Tool to scan/sniff address space, enumerate users, crack credentials, pattern based dial spoofing and security reporting for Voip protocols. This software is intended to give a general framework to build and plug Voip protocol analizers in order to fix security issues and enhance VoiP platforms confidence. It IS NOT intended to be a cracking tool for malicious system breakers, but a really software MUST for security people to assure Voip platform security.

The legacy telephony interface to the open source Asterisk PBX is the Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface (Dahdi). The legacy interfaces can be FXS, FXO, ISDN BRI, T1 over USB, T1, E1 ISDN PRI and TDMoE (Dynamic Dahdi) ports. This Webmin module aids in configuring the legacy hardware devices to Asterisk PBX. Webmin was chosen because Webmin is a mature web based GUI platform that concentrates on the hardware side of a server. Webmin allows controlled secure root access to the...

The ipphone-xmlclasses provide a PHP class for rendering XML objects that use the Minibrowser in some modern IP phones (eg. Cisco 79xx or Snom 3xx series) in order to display a user interface. It also includes sample applications.

This project is currently under development for three pizza delivery services in my home city. It supports point-of-sale-like recording of in-house and order-by-phone orders located in gastronomy/catering sector (order desk).

D4J's intent is to map Dialogic resources to classes, in order to build on top of them whatever system you may want to.