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How the push works and how to configure it in Stretto
Push Principle: Softphones on mobile devices can be heavy on battery consumption, they tend to drain the battery really fast. If you want to receive calls on a softphone, the app needs to be always looking for calls which drains battery. This is why CounterPath...
Adding BLF presence to contacts
Bria Enterprise allows you to get users's presence regardless of the device they use. This function is often referred to as BLF (Busy Lamp Field). In order for Bria to get the presence, the SIP server must support RFC 3856 or RFC 6914. This functionnality...
Using the “Attribute Pool” feature
The attribute pool feature will allow you to assign multiple values per user, per device or per device for specific users. This can be done for any configurable attribute of Bria. The value associated will be chose at the user login on the devices. The most common use...
Call transfer
Learn how to make a blind or assisted call transfer on Bria Enterprise
Creating and sending log files
You will sometimes need our help to correct configuration mistakes or issues you have with Bria Enterprise. In order to get all the info we need to help you get going we will need logs in debug mode. This tutorial will guide you through the creation and sending of the...
How to do a packet capture (PCAP)
Bria Enterprise now includes a utility for capturing packets (PCAP) directly from your softphone. This allows, in case of application malfunction, to detect all the packets received and transmitted by your computer and thus allows a more complete analysis of the...
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[macOS] “Click to Call“ functionality integration
On macOS, the default app for making calls is FaceTime. When you click on a phone number from your Mac, it opens the FaceTime app, and dials the number using your iPhone's mobile network. Apple's click-to-call therefore only works if you have an iPhone and your Mac is...