Freeswitch has been quietly growing in both popularity and stability, not as a direct competitor to Asterisk, but as a fully featured, carrier-grade Softswitch. Get the full lowdown on Freeswitch over on Ostatic, our open source blog.
Like Asterisk, Freeswitch grows open-source VoIP
, Monday, April 14, 2008 at 1:15 PM PT Comments (1)
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7:38 PM PT
Cliconnect is taking a shot on FreeSwitch. We are installing it in a couple of servers to check the performance. We will post the results in our blog.
Jair
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