Siremis

SIREMIS:  Open Source Web Management Interface for SIP Routing Engines:

• Kamailio SIP Server (former OpenSER)
• SIP Express Router (SIP-Router.org)

Latest release: v4.1.0, Marc 25, 2014

• screenshots:  http://kb.asipto.com/siremis:install32x:screenshots

 

Demo of v2.0  (Same core framework is used in v2.1.0, v3.x.x and v4.x.x). Note that several admin components are disabled):

• web:  http://demo.asipto.com/siremis20/
• username: guest
• password: guest
• screenshots:  http://kb.asipto.com/siremis:install20:screenshots

Demo of v1.x:

• web:  http://siremis.asipto.com/demo/
• username: admin
• password: admin
• screenshots:  http://www.asipto.com/gallery/v/siremis/

Among features:

• provides system and database administration tools for  Kamailio (OpenSER)
• subscriber, database aliases and speed dial management
• location table view (online phones ““ registrations)
  
• presence services management
• sip trace records view and search
  
• dispatcher (load balancing), prefix-domain translation and least cost routing (lcr) management
• access control lists (user groups) and permissions management
• accounting records and missed calls views
  
• manage call data records (generated from acc records)
  
• hash table, dial plan table and user preferences table management
• offline message storage, presence service and sip trace views
  
• communication with  Kamailio (OpenSER)  via MI UDP sockets
• communication with  Kamailio (OpenSER) 3.x  and  SIP-Router.org  via XMLRPC
• communication with  FreeSWITCH  via event socket
• create and display charts from statistic data stored by  Kamailio (OpenSER)
• server load charts (used memory, SIP requests traffic, “¦)
• user location statistics charts
  
• accounting statistics charts
• accounting records summary
• SQL-based rating engine for billing CDRs
• SIP user own profile management
  

Internal design:

• developed using  PHPOpenBiz  Framework
• easy to install and extend
• developed on top of a framework: PHP/Web2.0/Ajax
• XML Metadata driven extensions
• Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture

Roadmap:

• Addition of management for the other tables from  Kamailio (OpenSER)  database
• Inclusion of more view relations between tables in order to give a better navigation through the records
• Input validation