Hi,
 
What is good Open Source MCU?  Has anyone implemented an open source
MCU, and if so, how did it go?
 
I am plan on using it in a CCM 4.1.3 environment along with a 2821
gatekeeper.
 
Thanks.
 
Rob

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OpenH323-based GnuGK (or OpenGK) is quite good and stable. However, I
don't know much about their MCU implementation. I know for sure, that
the project was stalled for quite a while before it got a fresh boot
about a year ago (or maybe less)

As far as I know, one of the project's sponsors was Stonevoice, a
European cisco partner company, who now has a software MCU in their
product list. Maybe it's worth checking out their site
http://www.stonevoice.com/
[They have some other nice & reasonably priced side-products as well
for CME environments]

regards
Zoltan

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We had a Demo in the MCU and works great. 

In the Internal network you can create a Route Pattern and whoever has a
camera will be able to enjoy the conference dialing the number.

The other way, it is trough IP connection. 

 

I also recommend Radvision who not only has MCU capability but also
desktop-base visual communication in the same box.

We had a demo also and the Price I believe is shipper.  

 

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Leetun, Rob wrote:

> Hi,

>  

> What is good Open Source MCU?  Has anyone implemented an Open Source 

> MCU, and if so, how did it go?

>  

> I am plan on using it in a CCM 4.1.3 environment along with a 2821 

> gatekeeper.

>  

> Thanks.

>  

> Rob

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Don't know about production systems though...

 

http://www.openh323.org/

http://www.voxgratia.org/modules/news/

 

 

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