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GNU Gatekeeper Success Stories

Who is using GnuGk and what projects are they doing ?

This is a selection of success stories where people have succesfully deployed the GNU Gatekeeper.

To submit more stories, please send me email.

Indonesian VOIP Merdeka / Maverick project

In a bottom-up project a group in Indonesia has deployed over 150 GnuGk installations nationwide to provide VOIP services.

Cern Courier article

Telefonica Germany

Telefonica does international VoIP interconnections with currently 3 GnuGk installations. They are using GnuGk since a number of years and have been heavily involved in the development.

Telefonica Germany (German)

Hungarian National Resarch and Education Network

The Hungarian National Research and Education Network (NIIF/HUNGARNET) uses GnuGk to provide gatekeeper services in its H.323 based videoconference service, connecting 50 fixed professional videoconference endpoints and a high capacity MCU for multipoint conferences.

HUNGARNET runs three different GnuGk gatekeepers to implement the national research and higher education video network dialing scheme and to connect to international H.323 networks. A fully free gatekeeper service is also based on GnuGk, which allows any user from any part of the world to use Hungarnet's video services with any type of H.323 software/hardware endpoints.

NIIF videconference project
Infrastructure diagram

TT Mobile, Tajikistan

TT Mobile in Tajikistan uses GnuGk excusively to originate and terminate VOIP calls. Currently TT Mobile handles a million minutes per month and expects to double the volume soon. Kirill Belyaev, chief technology officer for the Mobile VoIP division, says "It saved us hundreds thousands of dollars for a proprietary softswitch solutions."

TT Mobile (Russian)

 




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