Tekaba

Tekaba is a SIP media gateway (Based on RFC 3261) runs under Windows (Vista, Windows 7/8/10, 2008-2019 Server). Major features; Simple, easy to use interface. Real time monitoring of active calls. Forwards incoming SMS as a SIP MESSAGE request. Accepts SIP MESSAGE requests and sends message content as SMS. Source IP address, source prefix, destination prefix based telephony routing. Supports G.711 A – Mu law codecs. Supports NAT traversal. Tekaba also supports UPnP. Supports call transfers by using SIP REFER method (RFC 3515). Supports, UDP, TCP and TLS transports with RTP and SRTP.

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As its name suggests, Tekaba VoIP Gateway is a SIP gateway application designed to convert telephony traffic into data that can be transmitted throughout a network. Based on the RFC 3261 protocol, it runs in the background as a Windows service, monitoring sent and received messages by a 3G USB Modem connected to your computer.

You start by plugging in the 3G modem to your PC and once the computer identifies the hardware device, you must configure the VoIP route. Tekaba VoIP Gateway displays a simple and intuitive interface that enables you to easily set all the requires parameters.

You can change the listening port (by default, this is 5080) and adjust the SRTP / RTP timeout. Tekaba VoIP Gateway supportsUPnP for NAT traversal and allows you to use an external IP address to forward incoming SMS messages as SIP requests. Such requests are then processed and the message content is sent back as a SMS.

Changing the SIP proxy is just as easy: you must enter the SIP domain, proxy address and used port, enter the username and password (if required) and change the registration timeout.

Before starting the service, Tekaba VoIP Gateway enables you to configure the telephony routes for VoIP to telephony message conversions. As such, you have to enter the source IP addresses and prefixes , destination prefixes and trunks. The application selects the best route it finds to send the SMS message. If the telephony routes are not configured, Tekaba VoIP Gateway will not be able to route VoIP calls and SIP requests.

Tekaba VoIP Gateway is compatible with the UDP, TCP and TLS transport protocols, also logging call transfers, thanks to the SIP REFER method. It enables you to keep an eye on all active calls and their status from the ‘Ports’ tab.

Tekaba is a SIP media gateway (Based on RFC 3261) runs under Windows (Vista, Windows 7/8/10, 2008-2019 Server). Major features; Simple, easy to use interface. Real time monitoring of active calls. Forwards incoming SMS as a SIP MESSAGE request. Accepts SIP MESSAGE requests and sends message content as SMS. Source IP address, source prefix, destination prefix based telephony routing. Supports G.711 A – Mu law codecs. Supports NAT traversal.

The dispute between the two clans of the two villages in Nagaland is concerning the access to the source of water and the ownership of the suit land which is described as ‘Jakoktsuba’ by the appellants and ‘Mezenteraba’ by the respondents, with the governing law being customary law. The civil justice system provides for hierarchy of courts. The lowest original village court is called ‘Dobhasis’, which can try and decide civil cases referred to it by the Deputy Commissioner. Dobhasis Court comprises of village authorities like Mauzadars Gaonbura, Chiefs and Headman of Khels with other village elders. An appeal is provided to District Customary Court and a further appeal can be filed to the High Court under Rule 2. The court in view of the customary nature of the substantive and procedural law involved decided not to pursue an adversarial mode of dispute settlement but instead opted for a solution in the ‘spirit of accommodation and adjustment’ so as to mutually benefit the two parties. The disputes in villages like the one involved in the present case regarding access to the source of water and right and title to the land in which the source exists, needed a resolution so as to best serve the demands of all members of the two village communities who had raised the dispute. The court went on to observe that so far as natural resources such as land and water were concerned disputes over ownership were not that relevant as the state was the ‘sovereign dominant owner’. the procedure adopted by the High Court in deciding the issue of ownership of the land as the original court was not in accordance with the Rules which provide a less formal procedure and application of customary law. The issue about the ownership of land in which the water source exists, if at all, was found to be important, should have been allowed to be raised in the primary court i.e. the village court and then, if necessary agitated before the District Court through an appeal. Undertaking exercise of deciding the said dispute of ownership of the land by the High Court for the first time in appeal was not in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Rules The court declared the source of water to be a common water sourc. Appeal can be disposed of by declaring that the village communities in two clans of two villages would have a joint and equal right to the water source in the disputed land. None of the members of the two contesting clans or communities in the two villages shall restrict access to any one of the two village communities to the common water source. After setting aside the order of the High Court and its decision on dispute of ownership of the land measuring two acres, the dispute of ownership is left open for being raised by any of the contesting parties, if a cause of action for the same arises in future, in the competent village court for its resolution in accordance with the provisions of the Rules.

Features

• Simple, easy to use interface.
• Supports (Only) G.711 A – Mu law codecs.
• Supports UPnP for NAT traversal. You can also set external IP address manually.
• Run as a Windows service in background.
• Forwards incoming SMS as a SIP MESSAGE request.
• Accepts SIP MESSAGE requests and sends message content as SMS.
• Source IP address, source prefix, destination prefix based telephony routing.
• Supports, UDP, TCP and TLS transports with RTP and SRTP.
• Supports call transfers by using SIP REFER method (RFC 3515)