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Asterisk based web real time communication. Advisor : Lian-Jou Tsai Student : Jhe-Yu Wu. Outline. Motivation Abstract Telephony Technology PSTN VoIP Application Asterisk WebRTC System Design Conclusion Reference. Motivation.
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Asterisk based web real time communication Advisor : Lian-Jou Tsai Student : Jhe-Yu Wu
Outline • Motivation • Abstract • Telephony Technology • PSTN • VoIP • Application • Asterisk • WebRTC • System Design • Conclusion • Reference
Motivation • How to integrate brand new real time communication technology like WebRTC into SIP and PSTN?
Abstract • This study is aimed to integrate new telephony technology like WebRTC with VoIP. • The following slides will introduce telephony technology including PSTN and VoIP. • The system design will show at the end of the presentation.
Telephony Technology PSTN & VoIP
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network Figure 1. The PSTN architecture.
H.323 • SIP • RTP • SDP • IAX • SRTP • Skype • And a lot more… VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
VoIP PSTN Voice over Internet Protocol VoIP Server Figure 2. The VoIP architecture.
Application Asterisk & WebRTC
Asterisk Asterisk is a flexible and extensible suite of integrated telecommunications software.
Asterisk Asterisk designed to support many telephony technologies It powers IP PBX systems, VoIP gateways, conference servers The Asterisk application runs under the Linux operating system
WebRTC Web Real Time Communication
WebRTC WebRTC is a open project that enables web browsers withReal-TimeCommunicationscapabilities via simple Javascript APIs.
WebRTC Supported Browsers
WebRTC CU-RTC-Web
WebRTC Customizable, Ubiquitous Real Time Communication over the Web
WebRTC • MediaStream : get access to data streams, such as from the user's camera and microphone. • RTCPeerConnection : audio or video calling, with facilities for encryption and bandwidth management. • RTCDataChannel: peer-to-peer communication of generic data.
WebRTC The offer/answer architecture is called JSEP JavaScript Session Establishment Protocol Figure 3. The JSEP architecture.