milkfish - embedded communications

Based on OpenWRT Whiterussian 0.9 the new Milkfish Reference Firmware is available for download.

New features are…

• …improved RTP proxying for Video over IP support
• …built-in SIPBroker Network Directory dialling-in capability
• …Outgoing Dynamic DNS Domain compatibility enabling callbacks
• …new support for LAN-connected SIP-PBX-Adapters - for example enabling such
• …a selective STUNBLOCKER preventing interference within mixed STUN-noSTUN-setups
• …more

The usual easy-as-can-be firmware installation instructions can be found here.

Folks just wanting to upgrade their Milkfish Packages may consider this dependency table.

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The features of this third release of the Milkfish SIP Router are listed here.

Easy installation instructions are available as usual in the wiki.

Please consider to take part in our pissing contest at http://www.milkfish.org/audit/results/.

As the first package of the 3.0.0 release the milkfish-services package now is available for BETA evaluation by the advanced user.

Milkfish Services refers to…

1. Audit - A tool for measuring the availability of the router
2. Homesip - A dynamic SIP addressing service for routers with dynamic IP’s

The package has a text driven user interface and provides the basic environment for all other packages of the 3.0 releases which will soon follow. Users wishing for a graphical user interface will be addressed by the upcoming and enhanced web interface.

The Milkfish Services Package is the only package of the Boozy 3.0 packages that is compatible with Openwrt Whiterussian RC4 firmware images and the Boozy Milkfish 2.0 packages.

For the first time in the short SER-on-WRT-era installation is possible completely without Linux and almost without dropping the mouse.

Detailed installation instructions are available at: http://wiki.milkfish.org/index.php?n=Boozy.StepByStep

p.s.: Internal mechanisms have become recently available as diagrams: http://www.milkfish.org/?page_id=5

After fixing bugs in the milkfish GUI files the new release will be tested and published within the coming couple of days.