Question

Is there a way to create a sip network with multiple telephone numbers and just one public telephone? Do I need to have a sip server for this? Can someone give me some ideas? If I need a sip sever how can I create one? I am new to this stuff.

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Solution

Creating a SIP server will be rather difficult if you're new to it.

A better way to familiarize yourself with SIP may be to get yourself an old computer and install something like asterisk, or Trixbox community-edition, then work on developing a sip softphone.

The asterisk/trixbox server will then take care of all of your telephone extensions and incoming trunks (I recommend sipgate for incoming trunks, free with 15 simultaneous incoming calls).

There are a lot of open-source sip softphones knocking about, as well as some free .NET sip libraries that you can work with, some of which are discussed here. This will at least help in becoming more familiar with the SIP protocol.

I know this is probably not the answer you were looking for, but I do hope it helps.

OTHER TIPS

If you mean can you have mutliple SIP devices (softphones, ATAs IP Phones etc) all sharing a single PSTN number then the answer is yes. Almost all SIP/VoIP Providers allow you to forward calls from an attached DID (telephone number) to more than one SIP device so your request could be satisfied by a basic account on your friendly neighbourhood VoIP Provider.

Since you included the C# tag you maybe interested in looking at sipsorcery.com which is a project I run and which is based around an open source C# SIP stack.

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