26 November 2007
By Techworld staff
Law enforcement officers are unable to monitor calls made over the Skype networking meaning that criminals and terrorists could have a free hand, according to a leading German police officer. Read more...
26 July 2006
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
Skype now sells WiFi phones. But there are plenty of other mobile VoIP moves out there. Read more...
18 January 2005
By Matt Hamblen, Computerworld
Consumers are leading the network industry, says Nortel CTO Brian McFadden, pointing to changes in wireless, SIP and security Read more...
09 February 2007
By Ingate Systems
The SIParator is a firewall which can be installed either in the DMZ of an existing firewall, or as a standalone entry point into the LAN. The SIParator?s primary function is to resolve the NAT and firewall traversal problem encountered when SIP-based communications are added to the network. The SIParator is designed to first apply strict SIP parser policies to the signaling to verify that the packets are valid. Read more...
21 September 2004
By Wayne Rash, Infoworld
Deploying VoIP has a lot in common with deploying a big PBX, so use the lessons of the past as you look to the future. Read more...
20 September 2006
By Phil Hochmuth, Network World
Sam Houston State University replaces Cisco CallManagers, Nortel PBXs with Linux-based VoIP and messaging servers. Read more...