Hi Everyone!
I just wanted to introduce myself, before blasting the list with questions (just kidding!).
My name is Nicolás Pace, I'm a Community Networks advocate from Argentina. I'm working on a community project for Rhizomatica [0], which is an amazing organization that promotes Community Cellular Networks for underserved communities in Latin America (mainly mexican's first nations but also in Nicaragua, Colombia nad Brazil). We are working on a mobile app to connect the Community Cellular Networks (that uses 2G Cellular Networks) with the rest of the world via SIP, and we are considering using Kamailio for this.
The project has been using FreeSwitch for some time and now we are thinking about using Kamailio on the cloud side, and intengrate them via SIP. On a not so distant future, if the Kamailio experience goes well, we are thinking on moving everything to Kamailio, as it seems to be much more simple and effective.
For now we expect to do a prototype to connect this communities with their relatives via SMS (on the Cellular side) with SIP SIMPLE Messages (on the 'cloud' side).
Awesome to meet you all, and hope to be collaborating with this community!
Regards,
Hello,
thanks for sharing the story with Kamailio community! It looks like a very interesting to project you try to achieve at Rhizomatica. I am sure there will be people here on mailing list trying to help as mus as possible whenever you have questions, the community is very friendly and responsive.
However, to have good answers, it is important to ask on specific issues you encounter. Asking for something generic (e.g., can anyone send me a config file for x, y, z features) has lower chance of answering, because each use case of kamailio (e.g., sip lcr engine) involves interaction with many other systems, security, etc. and it is not going to be something easy to just send over.
Also, many of us just reply on mailing list discussions, unless you get a request for a private email with some too sensitive data for the public, likely just switching to reply to a developer will lead to no answer (this being my case as well).
I hope to see positive updates from your project and feel free to interact with us here whenever you need to clarify something, but also to assist others when you have past experience that you can share!
Cheers, Daniel
On 10.04.17 14:20, Nicolas Pace wrote:
Hi Everyone!
I just wanted to introduce myself, before blasting the list with questions (just kidding!).
My name is Nicolás Pace, I'm a Community Networks advocate from Argentina. I'm working on a community project for Rhizomatica [0], which is an amazing organization that promotes Community Cellular Networks for underserved communities in Latin America (mainly mexican's first nations but also in Nicaragua, Colombia nad Brazil). We are working on a mobile app to connect the Community Cellular Networks (that uses 2G Cellular Networks) with the rest of the world via SIP, and we are considering using Kamailio for this.
The project has been using FreeSwitch for some time and now we are thinking about using Kamailio on the cloud side, and intengrate them via SIP. On a not so distant future, if the Kamailio experience goes well, we are thinking on moving everything to Kamailio, as it seems to be much more simple and effective.
For now we expect to do a prototype to connect this communities with their relatives via SMS (on the Cellular side) with SIP SIMPLE Messages (on the 'cloud' side).
Awesome to meet you all, and hope to be collaborating with this community!
Regards,
[0] https://www.rhizomatica.org/
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Hi Nicolas,
it looks like a very interesting project. As Daniel said, the community here is very responsive and some of us speak Spanish.
Looking forward to help on this project.
Regards,
On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 8:20 AM, Nicolas Pace nico@libre.ws wrote:
Hi Everyone!
I just wanted to introduce myself, before blasting the list with questions (just kidding!).
My name is Nicolás Pace, I'm a Community Networks advocate from Argentina. I'm working on a community project for Rhizomatica [0], which is an amazing organization that promotes Community Cellular Networks for underserved communities in Latin America (mainly mexican's first nations but also in Nicaragua, Colombia nad Brazil). We are working on a mobile app to connect the Community Cellular Networks (that uses 2G Cellular Networks) with the rest of the world via SIP, and we are considering using Kamailio for this.
The project has been using FreeSwitch for some time and now we are thinking about using Kamailio on the cloud side, and intengrate them via SIP. On a not so distant future, if the Kamailio experience goes well, we are thinking on moving everything to Kamailio, as it seems to be much more simple and effective.
For now we expect to do a prototype to connect this communities with their relatives via SMS (on the Cellular side) with SIP SIMPLE Messages (on the 'cloud' side).
Awesome to meet you all, and hope to be collaborating with this community!
Regards,
[0] https://www.rhizomatica.org/ _______________________________________________ SIP Express Router (SER) and Kamailio (OpenSER) - sr-users mailing list sr-users@lists.sip-router.org http://lists.sip-router.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users
On Mon, 2017-04-10 at 09:11 -0400, Alberto Llamas wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
Hi guys!
it looks like a very interesting project. As Daniel said, the community here is very responsive and some of us speak Spanish.
Looking forward to help on this project.
Thanks for the warm welcome! Hope to be sharing more about the project soon! I was trying to get everything working on Docker... but stepped back to setting up everything on VirtualBox... everything going smooth for now.
Thanks again for your energic welcoming, hope to become active part of this community!
Regards,
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Alberto Llamas -
Daniel-Constantin Mierla -
Nicolas Pace