Pete Kay wrote:

Hi all,

I am currently evaluating either using Freeswitch or Openser for my SIP server.

Typically, these two are used best with one another.

I am trying to look for information that can tell me the difference between the two in terms of ease-of-maintain, ease-of-implement, and scalability. If you have such kind of information, would you please share with me?

Apples and Oranges. OpenSER is more of a proxy/router and FreeSWITCH is... well.... a switch. OpenSER is definitely better at dealing with broken devices (i.e. most linksys phones/ATAs on the market) behind nat. You might consider using OpenSER as a registrar/proxy and using FreeSWITCH to do the call accounting and routing to/from carriers.

If you must use only one or the other... Look at who you will be primarily interfacing with. (i.e. end users behind nat or carriers and wholesalers)

Concerning configs, FreeSWITCH uses XML configs while OpenSER uses a very C-like scripting language. I guess which is easier depends on your background.

Both FreeSWITCH and OpenSER are extremely scalable, but IMHO should be used for totally different reasons.

-Ray

Thank you very much for your input.

Best Regards,

Pete


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