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Look out Asterisk. Here comes Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Contributed by Sam Banks in Applications on 2007-03-30 12:08:26 Discuss! Name: E-mail: Title: BBCode: Comment: [quote][quote]Well bummmmmmer.... I was hoping to be able to replace both Asterisk and webex with something like this for the office but um no open SIP hardware phone support? Kind of missed the boat, and the point. If they truly supported SIP then any SIP compliant phone or soft client should work with it, but I guesses that tis just not the MS way.[/quote] I’ve been using WebEx for years to support remotely my clients until I found UVNC (the client initiates the connection to my YVNC viewer – not server) and it works much better than WebEx, besides being free. I tried last week the SIP TCP patch for asterisk but still it doesn’t work with Exchange 2007. Tried also the TCP enabled asterisk version on CVS – it either crashes or doesn’t work too with asterisk. The only way I was able to integrate Asterisk with Exchange 2007 is through SipX (as stated above) – and it’s pretty stable. [/quote] You MUST confirm your post by entering the text in the image to the left. The text is comprised of letters only and is case sensitive.

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