1. Page  1 Web Web based command centre Joel Lontsi Supervisors: Prof Terzoli & Mr. Tsietsi

2. Page  2 Content  Background  Introduction (iLanga & definition of “command centre”)  Problem Statement  Mobicents  Beyond the iLanga Interface

3. Page  3 Background The iLanga command centre  iLanga : complete software-based PBX solution that was developed at Rhodes.  Entirely based on open source software  iLanga main components: Asterisk SIP Express Router Apache web server Proxy

4. Page  4 Introduction What do we mean by “command centre” ?  A command centre is simply a web interface that is use to provide an integrated access to services to users.  In case of voice or video communication, the command centre allows to control all the end-points from a single interface, adding or deleting them.  Typical services for voice are checking voicemail, directory listing (with click-to-call), call history.

5. Page  5 Problem statement  Create a web command centre for the Mobicents platform that will be used to make services accessible from a single point to its users.  Initially, as in the case of iLanga, I will concentrate on voice services

6. Page  6 Mobicents  Mobicents: first and only open source VoIP platform certified for JSLEE 1.1 and SIP servlets 1.1 compliance. It provides high performance, scalability and portability.  It supports all the features provided by Asterisk and provides much more in an open standard way.

7. Page  7  Already now, Mobicents has numerous services beyond voice. E.g., video streaming, online multi-player games, location based services.  It will therefore be possible to add more services to our new command centre, which will be built to be easily extensible. Beyond the ilanga Interface

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