3 ms·

I wouldn't exactly say I 'enjoy' using SIP.

• mhandley 7y ago
  Sorry about that! It did rather morph from our nice simple initial design into a monster once it met the real world.
  • organsnyder 7y ago
    As everything is wont to do.
• jimmySixDOF 7y ago
  Well it sure beat using H.323
• zajio1am 7y ago
  While it has some wrinkles, i must say that i have generally much better experience with SIP tools than with a current wave of WebRTC tools.
• wolrah 7y ago
  Why not? Personally I enjoy SIP itself greatly, it works well and is basically human readable, to the point that I can explain it to non-technical people. My main problems over 15 years of working with SIP have been with "helpful" boxes in the middle tampering with my SIP messaging. NAT used to cause a bunch of problems, but these days I have workarounds for most cases that work great until the aforementioned middleboxes start "helping". Give me a NAT-free network where the packet that reaches the far end is the same one I sent and my SIP systems will be quite happy.