Have you already tried Mobicents with AudioCodes (m3ua/megaco)?

PS:
It would be great to have mod_megaco and mod_sigtran_client on FS (Softswitch)

Paulo

On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 11:02 PM, Vu Quang Hoa <vutamhoan@gmail.com> wrote:
I suggest Mobicents instead of FS in this scenario. Mobicents is dedicated for telecom signaling (M3UA and Megaco is ready, even more protocols)

On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 11:10 PM, Paulo Vicentini <vicentini.paulo@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there any plan to support M3UA in FS?

Media Gateways supports M3UA/H.248 (e.g: Audiocodes) and it would be fine to interoperate directly with them with FS:

FS (SGC)<---SIGTRAN (M3UA)/Megaco ---> AudioCodes SGW (MTP1,2)<----link set ss7

FS would need a Sigtran/M3UA module to communicate with signaling gateway (AudioCodes M8k) and a Megaco(H.248) module to control audio MGW  
(Notice that MTP1,2 isn't handled in FS  - M3UA(ISUP) )

Any comments on that?

Thanks
Paulo

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