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Pixie CMS - The Small, Simple, Site Maker Wiki CMS Groupware The Tiki Community is proud to announce the release of , the latest version of Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware. This release, with more than 1,000 code contributions by dozens of Tiki Community members, includes many new features, some architectural enhancements, and many bug fixes. Some of these new features include: Improved batch actions based on a URL with a token access. Extensive improvements to the Maps, Slideshow, Calendar, File Gallery and Drawings New plugins and modules Introduction of Timesheet functionality The Smarty template engine was updated to 3.1.x and much more! Refer to and the Tiki 9.0 Release Notes for details. As is the tradition in the Tiki community, most of the *.tiki.org sites have been upgraded to 9.x it was officially released. The release of Tiki 9.0 marks the close of the Tiki 8.x branch. The Tiki community has also decided to extend long term support (LTS) for Tiki 6.x support until May 2014. Please see: Version Lifecycle
IAX versus SIP Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2004 18:59:52 -0500 (CDT)From: Mark Spencer Let me summarize some differences between SIP and IAX, and it might help you make a decision about what is best for you. 1) IAX is more efficient on the wire than RTP for any number of calls, any codec. 2) IAX is information-element encoded rather than ASCII encoded. 3) IAX has a very clear layer2 and layer3 separation, meaning that both signaling and audio have defined states, are robustly transmitted in a consistent fashion, and that when one end of the call abruptly disappears, the call WILL terminate in a timely fashion, even if no more signaling and/or audio is received. 4) IAX's unified signaling and audio paths permit it to transparently navigate NAT's and provide a firewall administrator only a *single* port to have to open to permit its use. 6) IAX clearly separates Caller*ID from the authentication mechanism of the user. 7) SIP is an IETF standard. Mark So here a few questions to elaborate how IAX handles: 2) New codecs