> OnSIP.com is a free setup we use. It's meant to be a way to test and
> talk in g722 wideband (+ optional video) amongst regular participants
> of the VUC.
> Adding large numbers of users isn't practical because it requires me
> to manually add them. There is no way people can add themselves,
> unfortunately, because this is a business-oriented service.http://ideasip.comis a great free service you can use if you want a
> FWD replacement or a SIP to SIP server. Is Voxalot still around?

> OnSIP.com also has a web interface that makes it differ from most of
> these SIP servers. This allows you to see who is registered (presence)
> and there's also an IM aspect I myself know little about. I believe
> you can use a drag and drop approach to make calls via this web
> interface, among registered users.

> If you get on vuc.onsip.com you will need to register a SIP device or
> software client to the SIP server (vuc.onsip.com) in order to make or
> receive calls. Once registered, anyone can call your SIP URI, which
> will be some...@vuc.onsip.com.

> There are also four-digit extension numbers assigned to each user, so
> if you have, say, a Polycom 650, you can dial the 4 digits.

> OnSIP also allows the admin to set extensions for common SIP URI. For
> example, if you dial 2009 on a device registered on vuc.onsip.com, you
> will be effectively calling 200...@login.zipdx.com

> If you are a VUC regular, or when you become one, please feel free to
> email me and I will add you to the pbx on a "you want it done when?"
> basis.

> /r