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Kamailio World 2023
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Kamailio World 2023 will take place in Berlin, DE from June 5 - 7, 2023. See you in Berlin!
Continue Reading »Kamailio 5.7.0 Released
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Kamailio v5.7.0 is out – a new major release, bringing new features and improvements added during almost twelve months of combined development and testing.
Continue Reading »APIBAN now supports Cisco and Juniper formats
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APIBAN now supports Cisco and Juniper formatted results. APIBAN helps prevent unwanted SIP traffic by identifying addresses of known bad actors before they attack your system.
Continue Reading »Opening Compressed PCAPs with SNGREP
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Sometimes you get a compressed pcap and sngrep has difficultly opening the file. No problem. Here is a one-liner to help.
Continue Reading »Kamailio Install Module Git
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Quick tip: Installing a single Kamailio module from git is a straight forward process.
Continue Reading »Freeswitch 1.10.7 Released
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The major announcement at ClueCon 2021 was the release of FreeSWITCH 1.10.7.
Continue Reading »APIBAN Now Has IPset
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APIBAN helps prevent unwanted SIP traffic by identifying addresses of known bad actors before they attack your system. IPsets (lists of IPs) can be used by many firewalls, iptables, and appliances (such as pfsense, opnsense, etc.) to block unwanted traffic to your network.
Continue Reading »Handling Non-SIP Attacks With Kamailio
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The core parser of Kamailio helps protect your system against non-SIP traffic. But, theres even more you can and should do.
Continue Reading »Simple TLS Gateway
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Well, 2020 is certainly a strange year… Some of us have been working from home for a very long time while others are now just understanding the benefits. Of course, when a drastic change in work environment becomes a forced change, the implementation can be quite daunting.
Continue Reading »Hi. My name is Fred, and I'm a Kamailian.
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I got thrown into VoIP in a sink or swim situation — and thankfully, I’m a strong swimmer. I’ve talked previously about my love of phones. Growing up in New York City, my family would purposely avoid walking on certain blocks to avoid me seeing pay-phones. As a child, I loved phones. I still love phones.
My love of phones made me what I am today. I am a Kamailian.
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