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The Skype For SIP service allows SIP-based IP PBXes to route calls through Skype for lower cost landline and mobile rates around the world. It also enables inbound calls from Skype users directly into an IP PBX system. Additionally, users in more than 20 countries can purchase Skype-In numbers to enable inbound “virtual” local number calling through Skype.

Applicants for the beta test need to be businesses, have an installed SIP-based IP PBX system and a level of technical expertise available to configure said IP PBX. The initial beta will be available for a limited number of participants.

Chris Moore, Skype for Business senior product manager, said the software-as-a-service style offering would work for any standard SIP-enabled IP PBX, “even for Microsoft products.” Setup is simply a matter of having a business control panel login at Skype, configuring the IP PBX, and getting a SIP account linked to a Skype identifier.

Formal certification of IP PBX interoperability would be handled by a third-party lab, but a number of IP PBXes have been tested informally.

Skype is also rolling out a service partner program to certify consultants and VARs on the functionality of Skype for Business in all its forms. There will be a formal certification program and an “e-academy” for credentialing of third-parties to provide support to businesses for a full range of Skype products.
Current users of the Skype for Business website and the business control panel will also notice a facelift, with a more formal look and color scheme moving away from the lighter consumer-oriented vibe of the original Skype site.

Moore said Skype for SIP would be the first of a number of business products rolled out this year and users could expect to see some UC desktop offerings down the road.

New features include a module for real-time debiting of cash/credits while calls are in progress, a least-cost-routing module that can operate as a true dialplan or a dialplan application from a command line, and implementation of the Opal open phone abstraction library. The Opal module supports H.323 and IAX2.

“This release, is jam-packed with big things,” said Digium’s Tristan Degenhardt. “We can attribute to the fact we have more developers and we’re working on the same stuff…fax is finally going in, finally, at long last. We have wonderful wonderful fax integration, video calling support with H.263 and H.263, and we also have chat built in. I would say those were the three things we were lacking, and now they are in.”

The United States continues to regulate services as if nothing has changed. Thinking like the old days when almost everyone had a home phone, recent regulatory changes now demand enhanced emergency services, or E911. It is a huge problem for mobile voip providers.

Also in this mix is Jaxtr. Some companies are dying a clow death, others are gone, and Jaxtr just released Jaxtr 2.0. See more about Jaxtr.

The secret to success is the marriage of cell phones, speed dial, and calls to anywhere in the world. With no high international rates and weird configurations, when a company makes calls easy the company wins. If a company can do it for free that is even better.

The main idea is to increase bandwidth for providers such as telcos and Internet service providers.

Open your RingCentral call controller. Click on the menu, then click on options. Open the “account information” menu by clicking on the “+” icon. Click on “connection”. Notice the SIP port (local port) is set to 5060. Change the setting to 5062, click on “OK” and the problem should be solved. RingCentral and magicJack should co-exist peacefully and both will work just fine.

Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed, but Nortel will acquire the key assets of Pingtel from Bluesocket, Pingtel’s existing OEM relationship with Nortel will be brought in house and Pingtel employees will be integrated into Nortel’s Billerica, Mass. facility. Pingtel and Nortel have been working together for a while on SIP-based enterprise solutions

Pingtel’s sipX open source IP PBX software is highly regarded for its ability to scale to support up to 10,000 users; as an independent entity, Pingtel landed Amazon.com as its largest publicly announced customer. The Amazon.com installation reportedly supports over 5,000 users in a high-availability configuration.

Beta for the new version is expected to span the entire summer, given the complexity of all the changes made; there are also some functionality holes in the current beta. No final release date has been set for the Windows version and no timeframes given for Mac and Linux versions of Skype 4.0.

Skype has been dogged because eBay hasn’t figured out how to make big money off the $3.1 billion purchase it made in 2005. However, Skype expects to make $500 million for 2008, at least boosting its value if it is sold off down the road.