Compare Kamailio vs. Taridium ipbx

Kamailio® is an open-source SIP server, which evolved from the earlier OpenSER and SER, and is distributed under GPLv2+, capable of managing thousands of call setups each second. This robust platform can be utilized for constructing extensive systems for VoIP, real-time communication, presence, WebRTC, instant messaging, and various other applications. Additionally, Kamailio is well-suited for scaling SIP-to-PSTN gateways, PBX systems, or media servers such as Asterisk™, FreeSWITCH™, or SEMS with ease. Its extensive feature set includes support for asynchronous TCP, UDP, and SCTP, secure communication through TLS for voice, video, and text, as well as WebSocket compatibility for WebRTC. The server supports both IPv4 and IPv6, offers simple instant messaging and presence capabilities with an integrated XCAP server and MSRP relay, and enables asynchronous operations. Furthermore, it includes IMS extensions for VoLTE, ENUM functionality, DID and least cost routing, load balancing, and routing failover. Kamailio also provides comprehensive accounting, authentication, and authorization features, while supporting a variety of backend systems, including MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, Radius, LDAP, Redis, Cassandra, MongoDB, and Memcached. All these capabilities make Kamailio a versatile choice for modern communication infrastructures.

The Taridium IPBX is an advanced software-based VoIP PBX solution that effectively takes the place of conventional hardware PBX systems. It operates seamlessly on standard server infrastructure or via cloud services without necessitating additional licensing costs. Users benefit from an End User Panel that empowers them to manage various aspects of their extensions, including call operations through an operator console, accessing voicemail, setting up call forwarding, and initiating impromptu telephone conferences among other features. You can customize your extension to forward calls only during specific hours by integrating your iCalendar feed or by selecting from a list of preferred caller IDs. Each user is provided with a meet-me style conference room, eliminating scheduling conflicts and enabling live management of conference calls, including options to mute or remove participants as needed. Inviting users is straightforward, requiring just a click to have the system initiate a call to them, thus avoiding the hassle of complicated login procedures. This system redefines user experience by offering intuitive controls and flexibility that enhance communication efficiency.