Packetizer Forums: eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP)2009-08-27T20:41:53ZPacketizer Forumshttps://forums.packetizer.com/webmaster@packetizer.comhttps://forums.packetizer.com/feeds/?f=6Copyright (C) 2009 Packetizer, Inc. All Rights Reserved.Packetizer ATOM/RSS Feed Generatorhttps://www.packetizer.com/rss/images/packetizer.pnghttps://forums.packetizer.com/images/packetizer_icon.pngpaulejRe: IM Federators or aggregatorshttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=15&p=29#p292009-08-27T20:41:53Z2009-08-27T20:41:53Z<div>I am not personally familiar with their product, but it looks like one of the several "all-in-one" clients that connect to a multiplicty of networks simultaneously. I don't think there is any real magic in that, though there's certainly work required to interface with all of those various networks.</div>vu3mmgIM Federators or aggregatorshttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=15&p=28#p282009-08-27T08:48:51Z2009-08-27T08:48:51Z<div>Could some one point the implementation of federators/aggregatros such as nimbuzz .<br/>
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When inter working with google it act as a federator . <br/>
But if you give your yahoo user name or password , whether nimbuzz server is acting as a client for you . <br/>
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Or operators like nimbuzzz is having special agreement with yahoo, MSN and uses some polling or watcher mechanism to get mmy buddy's status for me?</div>paulejRe: XMPP federationhttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7&p=19#p192009-08-26T01:26:09Z2009-08-26T01:26:09Z<div><QUOTE author="vu3mmg"><s>[quote="vu3mmg"]</s>Thanks stpeter & paul..<br/>
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So With a SIP to XMPP gateway which federates with gtalk server I can talk to a gtalk user ?<br/>
regards<br/>
Mahesh</blockquote>
In theory, yes. I can federate between Packetizer's XMPP server (running OpenFire) and GoogleTalk's servers without any problem at all. So, assuming that the SIP/XMPP gateway is designed properly, it ought to work.<br/>
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Paul</div>vu3mmgRe: XMPP federationhttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7&p=16#p162009-08-26T00:50:32Z2009-08-26T00:50:32Z<div>Thanks stpeter & paul..<br/>
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So With a SIP to XMPP gateway which federates with gtalk server I can talk to a gtalk user ?<br/>
regards<br/>
Mahesh</div>paulejRe: XMPP federationhttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7&p=13#p132009-08-25T18:39:14Z2009-08-25T18:39:14Z<div>One company that provides hosted XMPP services is <a href="http://www.cleartext.com/solutions/enterprise-social-messaging.html"><s>[url=http://www.cleartext.com/solutions/enterprise-social-messaging.html]</s>ClearText[/url]</a>. I am not familiar with the company, but I assume that is the kind of service you're seeking?<br/>
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I expect there will be more such companies, and perhaps there are already.</div>stpeterRe: XMPP federationhttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7&p=12#p122009-08-25T16:32:24Z2009-08-25T16:32:24Z<div>Federated for VoIP, or only for IM and presence? For the latter there is no list because XMPP uses an open federation model like email, not a closed peering model like telephony. For VoIP, there is not a lot of deployment yet (mostly Google Talk and Nimbuzz, with more coming online in the relatively near future).</div>vu3mmgXMPP federationhttps://forums.packetizer.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7&p=7#p72009-08-25T10:00:05Z2009-08-25T10:00:05Z<div>HI,<br/>
Where can i get the latest list of XMPP federated services ..<br/>
-mahesh</div>