Brekeke Introduces Brekeke SIP Server v3.16 with Significant Performance Improvements
Optimized for Efficiency and STIR-SHAKEN Compatibility San Mateo, CA – April 17, 2024—Brekeke is proud to announce the release
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Why Choose Our STIR/SHAKEN Support?
Brekeke SIP Server serves as both STI-AS (STI-Authentication server) and STI-VS (STI-Verification server) Our system enables straightforward policy administration No
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Changes to IP Address used for the Online Activation
We have updated our license system, and the IP address used for the online activation updates has been changed. (September
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No Impact found with Log4j vulnerability + v3.12 Standard Release
No Impact found with Log4j vulnerability. We want to assure our users that there is no impact on Brekeke products caused by the recently reported Log4j vulnerability…
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Brekeke Added STIR/SHAKEN Support
FCC deadline for STIR/SHAKEN compliance for the small voice service provider is changed to June 30, 2021
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Version update may be needed if you use Apple Push Notification Service (APNs)
What is changing?
Apple announced that APNs will no longer support the legacy binary protocol as of March 31, 2021.
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Brekeke SIP Server Standard Edition may not release thread resources when it is integrated with Ametek’s (Rauland-Borg) Responder 5.
This issue is observed when Standard Edition of Brekeke SIP Server is integrated with Responder 5 RGS (Responder Gateway Server).
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High CPU Usage Issue when Push Notification
High CPU Usage Issue when Push Notification
Java versions 11.0.0 -11.0.7 are not recommended due to Java bug: JDK-8241054. We recommend to upgrade Java 11 to 11.0.8 or later.
Brekeke PBX update released responding to Chrome v85 (M85) release
No sound issue is found when Chrome v85 (currently beta) or later version is used with Brekeke PBX and WebRTC-based softphone.
This issue has been addressed with the updated version (v3.10.3.0), and this “no sound” issue has been resolved.
Update released responding to Apache Tomcat Vulnerability
A critical vulnerability named Ghostcat was recently discovered that can allow hackers to take over unpatched systems. Responding to this report, we updated our version software to address the matter.
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