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Major release 1.5 of ArrowBilling |
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Thursday, 29 March 2007 |
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This is the first official release of new 1.5 series of DataTechLabs ArrowBilling. The most notable feature is that it has support for alternate Radius sever, BSDRadius, while keeping support for Freeradius. BSDRadius was designed with VoIP in mind, and we will gradually start to phase out Freeradius in favor of BSDRadius.
The another news is that version 1.5 has Radius-aided routing support available. It is tested and was designed for range of devices, including Cisco gateways, Mera MVTS SBC, GnuGK Gatekeeper and DataTechLabs ArrowSwitch. It can support static routing lists currently with unlimited number of carriers, unlimited number of destination groups and prefixes, and selectable priorities (subject to connected equipment compatibility). |
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Upcoming News for Year 2008 |
We have been busy working on many new products and existing product improvements - that is the reason why we have been so quiet recently.
Here is what we have in mind for the New Year: |
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In cooperation with partner company ArrowTelecom we will be present in upcoming VON 2007 Fall event in Boston, USA between October 30, 2007 and October 31, 2007. |
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Opensource BSDRadius project has released its latest version 0.7.1. It is mainly bugfix release but also includes some new features, particularly support for SQLite database engine. For more information please see changelog in projects home page . |
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New facility opened for Hosted service |
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Starting from July 2007, new datacenter facility is available for DataTechLabs Hosted service users. It is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
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Major release 1.5 of ArrowBilling |
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This is the first official release of new 1.5 series of DataTechLabs ArrowBilling. The most notable feature is that it has support for alternate Radius sever, BSDRadius, while keeping support for Freeradius. BSDRadius was designed with VoIP in mind, and we will gradually start to phase out Freeradius in favor of BSDRadius. |
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