Thank you very much.
Great to be here again.
Last year, I couldn't make it, but this year,
happy really, as I said, to be here.
Yeah, my name is Henning.
I'm going to give you a quick update about the
channel 6.0, which I've released.
That's your agenda.
You want to send us this about me?
What is your channel and case you don't know it?
Of course, this is short, because we don't have much time.
Some statistics for the release.
This shows some highlights, which are particularly important
in my opinion, in our opinion,
highlight development changes, especially for the
channel that work no close to this channel.
Yeah, some important changes, and also
opposition changes.
Okay, yeah, I started 2007 doing this,
also a piece of, yeah, since some years
are also a company doing, yeah, so this is
consulting in this area.
As many people here, yeah, we work with many
people in Europe worldwide for these kind of stuff.
There's canal, canal, yes.
Yeah, one of the plumbing of the internet,
plumbing of terminate cell phone systems.
It used for SPC functions, like security,
low balancing, topology hiding on the edge of the
network, implementing applications,
classical phone registration, proxy,
call routing, classical voice or peak applications,
of course, presence, dialogue state,
voice mail, other information that you might need
and 120 transfer to use.
We just saw a talk about, yeah,
client layer of the RTC, because you want to
also want to have a server for that.
Maybe you have proprietary cloud
confluence, like teams for example,
you want to interact with.
You can come out with a use camera to translate
between cloud environments and your on-premise infrastructure.
And then of course, you have to tell
good word, IP multimedia subsystem,
IMS or NGN, yeah, you want to provide
different IMS functions to interact with
like a mobile corner to work or like an IMS telephone network.
Yeah.
So, can I use time-based release?
So, yeah, last week we released 6.0,
the 27th major release of the 24 years of
project activity, the timeline is here.
So, we have done some iterations over the years,
different names, some quirks in the way.
More than 30 people, more than 40 contributors,
or yeah, contributed more than 1,000,
8,000 changes, almost 40,000 changes,
no, the master branch.
I think it also has the project is going well,
that I'll bring a little high continued pace over the years.
Yeah.
Then it was also here.
The first topic was especially developed
from him, I think.
One of the major highlights in my opinion is that
we have now UDP receiver mode for
multitreading on the past or currently
camera uses a more classical,
traditional process model for
especially interesting for MS.
The first point we support now,
aka version one, MD5,
for interacting with MS systems.
You don't need an HSS server,
just server and more.
If you deploy your server and container
environments, for example,
you make it much more easy to template.
Yes, it's a configuration.
You can now interact more easily with
the configuration by templates.
The zip device is still used.
Unfortunately, MD5 in
Yeah, authentication algorithms,
so we have now the possibility to
yeah, specify on a pair device level.
Authentication algorithm to use.
Yeah, many variables, many new transformation
were added as well to make the language
the configuration language more powerful.
And of course, there are many, many changes
to existing modules,
that are too much, I cannot list them all.
I put the link to the
change lock or the
description of all the new model features
here on this slide.
Important for developers,
in particular is a switch to C-Make.
This was a large effort.
Handled from Xenophon in the project mainly
with help of packaging colleagues, of course,
such a Victor.
In the past we used, we still used
make files in the existing releases.
We see make it's now much easier to
integrate this modern integrated
development into modern development environments.
Some people don't like to develop
an common line.
Maybe they want to have something like visual
studio or something like that.
And of course, it's also easier to
extend the code base now and
develop new modules and the
like.
Again, I put the link to the tutorials
here.
Here you find more information in
case you are interested how to build
with C-Make, how to extend
with C-Make systems etc.
Some generic infrastructure, mostly important
if you develop modules and we move
the libraries, the libraries we are
moved into the core, directly,
makes it easier for packaging and
particular on DBR and we had some issues
there.
And so overhauled the module interface.
Some memory management changes
where done.
Some module interface changes
where done with some naming
some refactoring just to make
it easier to develop modules to
and then unnecessary steps.
Five new modules for
edit in this release.
I already talked about
NG HPP2.
Then there's a new IMF module,
IMF QS and PM.
It's an enhanced version of the IMF QS
standard.
Then there's presence on the
GF QS.
It's a special presence protocol for
the particular phones, which use
this for device key.
Synchronization.
There's PVT, PL,
template files.
You can install your data from
top-quality hiding into an
H-table.
If you don't like to use, for example,
my secret database on the latest database.
Also, some of the modules were moved to
archive repository in case you
are missing or not.
For several reasons, we moved them to
an archive repository just to
clean up the code base a bit a bit.
For operations,
some important changes.
This picture, I think, also
Daniel implemented that is now
supports an overload control of
C7339.
You can load the
communication information from files.
For example, if you have an air gap
infrastructure in some
environments.
It has better statistics for
accessibility and databases on the
demand.
The old module and you load with
PVT, PVT, you can
basically load directly.
This is good.
For example, don't need to
pour database tables just
do it on your side.
You can do it by
this not in the old
DVD.
You have to use old module
plus the scalops to fetch the
field you own.
It's possible.
You can load your own
off.
OK.
Other questions?
No.
OK.
Then, thank you very much.