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Message-ID: <1070555316.3fcf60b4838d9@z3d.org>
From: harry at behrens.com (harry@...rens.com)
Subject: SIP client for *nix

Dear Paul,

if MS Exchange Server speaks standard SIP any *nix SIP Client should do at 
least the communication part.
I think you will have a hard time finding a TLS-enabled SIP-IM for *nix.

We (SNOM, www.snom.de) are currently developing such a client (actually a 
Linux-based SIP-phone) but it?s obviously not open source.

In case of you wishing to use it in a pure academic environment we might be 
able to help you, if you?d be willing to act as a "reference cite" (I?d have 
to confirm that with our Marketing guys).

Feel free to get in touch offline.

Regards,

 Harry Behrens

Zitiere "Schmehl, Paul L" <pauls@...allas.edu>:

> I've gotten a lot of answers to my post, and I appreciate every one of
> them.  Unfortunately, I apparently wasn't clear enough about what I'm
> looking for.
> 
> We have an Exchange cluster that is running the new Exchange Messenger
> server which runs SIP and TLS.  (The Windows Messenger client is
> 5.0.0381.)  This is brand new (for them) technology from MS and is
> completely different from previous versions of Messenger.
> 
> This allows our Windows users to chat securely, which means, for
> example, that the folks in Registration can chat with the folks in
> Records, exchanging private information such as SS#, birthdates, etc.,
> securely without having to get up and walk over to the other office to
> ask a question.
> 
> Now we're looking for a SIP client that can utilize the existing
> Exchange Messaging server to communicate securely with other clients,
> regardless of platform, using SIP and TLS.
> 
> We are not looking for VoIP at this time.  We are not doing H.323 for
> this particular application.  We would prefer not to have to set up a
> *nix proxy to handle communications between *nix clients and Windows
> clients, but if that's the only option, we'll probably go that route.
> 
> So, does anyone know of a *nix SIP *client* that can communicate
> directly with Exchange Messenger Server?  (I've already looked at a
> bunch of sites, some of which folks on this list pointed me to, so I'm
> aware that there are *nix SIP servers.)
> 
> Paul Schmehl (pauls@...allas.edu)
> Adjunct Information Security Officer
> The University of Texas at Dallas
> AVIEN Founding Member
> http://www.utdallas.edu/~pauls/ 
> 
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