On the Granstream 102 box that I have in front of me, there is a
"feature list" on the side. One of the features has grabbed my
attention:
" - optional voice encryption (model 102D)"
Now, digging through Grandstream's site, I see that it's not offered
quite yet. However, sending mail to thei
John Todd wrote:
On the Granstream 102 box that I have in front of me, there is a
"feature list" on the side. One of the features has grabbed my attention:
" - optional voice encryption (model 102D)"
Now, digging through Grandstream's site, I see that it's not offered
quite yet. However, send
At 6:10 PM -0400 8/18/03, Ian Blenke wrote:
John Todd wrote:
On the Granstream 102 box that I have in front of me, there is a
"feature list" on the side. One of the features has grabbed my
attention:
" - optional voice encryption (model 102D)"
Now, digging through Grandstream's site, I see tha
John Todd wrote:
Yes, as mentioned, IAX2 has encryption, but I'm not holding my breath
for that to appear in four different UA's in the next year.
We have approached Grandstream to do IAX2 development for their
hardware, but apparently we haven't been taken very seriously as we can
never get th
Hi JT,
There is a Open Source project on SF called SRTP (A Cisco sponsored
protocol) at http://srtp.sourceforge.net/
Although it is nice that is exists, personally I don't think it offers
much. I haven't looked at it, but my guess is it only supports voice
encryption.
On the IAX2 part, I have
At 3:25 AM -0400 8/19/03, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
John Todd wrote:
Yes, as mentioned, IAX2 has encryption, but I'm not holding my
breath for that to appear in four different UA's in the next year.
We have approached Grandstream to do IAX2 development for their
hardware, but apparently we haven't
I have been following this thread ad decided to add my thoughts.. :)
While the thought of encryption always seems like a nice idea the reality is usually
far from satisfactory.. The increased processing power requirements, far larger
latency and encryption standardisation and interoperability wi
At 8:09 AM + 8/19/03, WipeOut . wrote:
I have been following this thread ad decided to add my thoughts.. :)
While the thought of encryption always seems like a nice idea the
reality is usually far from satisfactory.. The increased processing
power requirements, far larger latency and encrypt
Ok, however I agree on your statement that traditional phones are weak.
Think about multiple locations of a company, they discuss their plans in
a conference, or even a video conference. Mr. Blackhat gets access to
your core router sniffs you out, and sells your plans to the competitor.
There i
