• Viewing SIP Trace Logs

    SIP trace logs are a powerful diagnostic tool that allow you to inspect the detailed SIP signaling of any call. These logs are automatically saved and stored by our system, and can be retrieved from the Admin Control Panel

  • 403 Failed to get a destination SBC

    If you see the error message 403 Failed to get a destination SBC, it means that the platform was unable to route your call because there is no matching Session Border Controller (SBC) for the number you dialed.

  • Feature Codes

    Feature Codes let you dial short numeric codes (like *69) from your Softphone to instantly trigger specific actions.

  • Registration Modes

    Siperb offers two flexible Registration Modes to suit your deployment needs: Proxy Registration and WebSocket Registration.

  • Browser Phone

    SIPERB began as a fork from the original Browser Phone project, a web-based softphone designed to facilitate real-time communication directly from a web browser.

  • Asterisk Softphone

    This article explains how to configure Siperb as a softphone for an existing Asterisk extension or endpoint.

  • What is SIPERB?

    SIPERB, an acronym for “Session Initiation Protocol Endpoint Relay Bridge,” is a transformative solution designed to merge traditional VoIP systems seamlessly with advanced WebRTC technology.

  • WebRTC to SIP Proxy

    Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) is not inherently bound to the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP); it’s a versatile set of technologies designed for peer-to-peer media communications across web browsers.

  • Softphone: What is and why would you use it?

    In the evolving landscape of telecommunications, softphones have become a pivotal tool for businesses and individuals alike. A softphone is a software application that enables voice and video calls over the internet using a computer or mobile device, rather than through traditional hardware like a desk phone.

  • What is STUN?

    STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) is a protocol that assists in establishing peer-to-peer (P2P) connections over the Internet, particularly in scenarios involving Network Address Translators (NATs).