There you have it — Asterisk on the Gumstix SBC. Having said that, it’s not actually doing anything with the media. It’s a basic voice router, and that has been done before. If you recall, IPTel had SER running on an iPaq at one point.
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It actually does process the media, it just doesn’t transcode (but it CAN – and that’s the point). You also have access to Asterisk’s rich applications – Voicemail, etc. My original intended application was for a SIP -> IAX proxy. Quite different from SER!
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