For those who use Jitsi...

[Michael Picher]

sipXcom has had Jitsi provisioning in it now since 15.10 (wow, time flies...)

Jitsi just announced 2.10 of the desktop client:

Over the last weekend at FOSDEM we prepared the last bits for the release of
Jitsi Desktop 2.10. It is now available for download at
https://download.jitsi.org. Existing Mac and Windows users should receive an
upgrade notification, Linux users should update using their package manager.

The following release notes lists the most important changes, but the list
is by no means complete.

Release Notes 2.10
==================
General:
- Log DNS queries in packet log
- Option to disable popups
- Updated translations
- Database based configuration service enabled by default (switch back to
properties file based configuration by creating ~/.jitsi/.usepropfileconfig)
- Binaries signed with SHA256 by Ingo Bauersachs reflecting the community
maintenance
- Improved add contact dialog
- DNSSEC validation based on dnssecjava
- Improved IPv6 handling
- Draggable call window
- Fix treating a new ZRTP ID as a mismatch
- Show SHA256 fingerprint when encountering untrusted certificates
- Update embedded JRE to 1.8.121


Operating Systems
-----------------
Windows:
- Support for Office 2016
- Removed support for Office 2003/2007
- Support for Windows 10 default application list
- Support for more webcams, e.g. ManyCam virtual camera
- Sanitize filename in incoming file transfers

Linux:
- Tray icon disabled by default, support for AppIndicator if enabled in
options
- Fixed crash when switching consoles, enabling screensaver, etc.

Mac:
- Support for tel: and callto: URIs

Protocols
---------
Removed:
- Yahoo!, the network doesn't exist anymore
- Facebook, doesn't allow XMPP connections anymore
- MSN, the network doesn't exist anymore

IRC:
- Realtime contact updates
- Some support for IRC v3.1
- SASL authentication
- Proxy support

XMPP:
- Improved handling of xmpp: URIs
- Querying of Google Contacts with OAuth2
- Fix CVE-2017-5603

SIP:
- New Busy Lamp Field plugin to monitor lines on a PBX
- Fix display name field in SIP account wizard
- Option to disable proxy filter for HA environments
- New SDES ciphers
- Allow to add SIP contacts with spaces in their phone number
- Support for domains that have NAPTR records for other protocols than SIP

ICQ:
- Remove 8-character password limitation

Thanks,

  Mike

Michael Picher, VP of Product Innovation
eZuce, Inc.

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So I saw that Jitsi and Sipxcom was a match made in heaven and so I decided to go to heaven but all hell broke loose and I am not sure why.

I installed the linux version because I don't use windows.  It was not a very smooth install but I got it to where I could see the provisioning options.  However being remote and having an alias domain, it didn't work so I decided to manually configure.  I got the green bubble and rejoiced that the configuration was successful and was about to test calls when I noticed the client went offline.  Not only did it go offline, but nobody on my network could access anything.  WiFi clients even disconnected. At first I thought it was coincidental and had nothing to do with Jitsi.  I restarted the core router and wifi access points, got connected and restarted the jitsi again.  The same thing happened.  I can only conclude that Jitsi brought the network down.

Anybody else experienced this?

I installed Jitsi on my android phone but didn't have an option to configure a sip server.  Just seemed like video chat client.