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This is a very newbie question.
I want to know how to create a WEB APP to make Call ( using VOIP protocoll I think ).
What program languages do I have to learn ( client and server side ) ?
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local networks
WAN - internet
LAN - local network
VOIP - IP phones
need to connect remote offices (multi-users) and single remote users (from home)
use IPSEC or OpenVPN to build "permanent" automatically connecting
tunnels from remote location…
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I want to develop a VOIP application for iPhone .
But I don't know the basics of VOIP concepts and also If there are any sources or library available that can I use in my application .
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