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Version 7.0 Released

admin — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 07:56:21 +0000

Continuing enhancements have built on the foundation of V6.0 – the new release V7.0 adds enormous flexibility with unmatched scalability to the range of CloudWare Softswitch configurations. The installation packages have been optimised for deployment directly to the Cloud. A platform can be installed and setup remotely in minutes ready for configuring and provisioning.

More Unified Communications features have been added for Class 5 deployments within VPBXs. There's an updated Call Recording Media Gateway and now service providers replacing legacy keyphone systems will be pleased to know that CloudWare V7.0 supports SIP Multicast and Unicast paging. An updated Call Credit Management Platform Interface supports Calling Card, Pre and Post Paid accounts and each User Port can be assigned an ‘International Time Zone’ that represents its location.

The Class 4 Transit Softswitch in V7.0 adds a suite of updated sophisticated and advanced trunk routing options including CLI re-writing, IVR, dial by Post or ZIP code (or any code), routing by time of day/month/year and a whole lot more. CloudWare Server V7.0 incorporates an updated E.164 ENUM feature to query a local or remote ENUM Service for mapping of the called number to the required call routing destination and now when replacing legacy SIP platforms with CloudWare Server V7.0, migration of in-situ SIP phones is easily accomplished with CloudWare’s ‘Alias’ SIP mapping feature. The ‘Alias’ feature also enables 'dial by Name'.

Version 7.0 is managed entirely be a very comprehensive Web Portal – no scripting or command line programming is necessary – easy to deploy, learn and support resulting in a very low Total Cost of Ownership.

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New Version Release: V6.0

admin — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 07:53:16 +0000

Version 6.0 is a step change in the development of the CloudWare Carrier Class range of server applications.The system management has now been migrated to a database structure supporting either MySQL by default, although any ODBC compliant database can be used. Along with CloudWare's own Web Portal development also released with this version, the database abstraction enables independent development of applications to manage and control various features and functions of the CloudWare VoIP Suite.

Among many great new features added, is SIP-SIMPLE and BLF (Busy Lamp Field) for Virtual (Hosted) PBXs. Noting that the CloudWare Call Server has its own built-in virtualisation engine (no VMware or Hypervisor is necessary), extensions within Virtual (Hosted) PBXs equipped with phones (hard or soft) that support SIP-SIMPLE and BLF can set and indicate to others their Presence, their Call State (via programmable buttons and lamps) and send each other Instant Messages. Each CloudWare Call Server can support up to 100,000 users (with 30,000 concurrent calls) and any number and configurations of Virtual PBXs can be implemented within the 100,000 limit per server – now with the release of V6.0 Unified Communications is available to each VPBX.

CloudWare increases Carrier Class scalability in version 5.05

admin — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 13:54:35 +0000

CloudWare is pleased to announce that in the forthcoming release of the Carrier Class Hosting Edition Server version 5.05, scalability has now been increased in a single server to 100,000 User Ports and 500,000 calls per hour (about 140 calls/second) with 30,000 concurrent calls.

Other new features available in the next release include Auto-Failover of peered (non-registered) trunk routes, Auto-Failover for CPE reliant on registered trunks (DDIs) and Virtual PBX (V-PBX) full 'dial though' Auto Attendant.

Fujitsu to build CloudWare Appliances

admin — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 13:50:33 +0000

Fujitsu are building VoIP Appliances using its mini-Media PC model FDMA-2 with embedded Microsoft XP and the CloudWare SMB Edition software. These are available to CloudWare Partners in various configurations up to 256 User Ports and are targeted at SME/SMBs unable to access a hosted service but ready to move on from traditional PBXs. For information on the Fujitsu FDMA-2 media Appliance send an email to: digital.media@au.fujitsu.com

New ‘Business Host VoIP Platform’ for Vixtel

admin — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 06:03:23 +0000

Vixtel, a member of the Vix Group of companies which includes Vix-ERG and Freshtel has completed deployment of a CloudWare 'Business Host VoIP Platform' to deliver fixed and mobile VoIP utilising CloudWare's 'Virtual PBXs'. The deployment includes a Transit Server Softswitch for management and distribution of multiple peered and registered carrier interconnects to/from the PSTN and to support CloudWare SMB edition Appliances. The Freshtel Residential platform, managed by Vixtel is also interworking with the Transit Server Softswitch to form part of the total solution architecture. The Business Host platform capacity can be expanded to 60,000 users in a single server.

50,000 Port Residential VoIP Hosting Platform for Freshtel

admin — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 03:00:48 +0000

CloudWare has sold a 50,000 port Residential VoIP Hosting Edition platform to Freshtel (ASX:FRE) which is to be managed by Vixtel a member of the Vix group of companies. Vixtel is the retail division of the group which includes Freshtel and Vix-ERG.

Strategic Partnership – ISPnet & Redicom

admin — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 01:05:38 +0000

CloudWare enters a strategic partnership with ISP Networks (ISPnet) and Redicom to offer CloudWare ‘Virtual PBX’ via the ‘Cloud’ to their enterprise customers utilising ISPnet’s own network and data centres in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Blue-Wireless Changes Name to CloudWare

admin — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 10:10:44 +0000

Blue-Wireless changed its name to CloudWare reflecting the evolution of CloudWare into a telco platform that operates ‘in the Cloud’ and as a ‘SaaS’ (Software as a Service) offering. Along with the market pull for ‘Computing in the Cloud’ , ‘Telephony in the Cloud’ is the next paradigm for enterprises and SMEs looking for cost savings in a tough economic climate.

Kyocera-Mita Chooses CloudWare

admin — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:14:47 +0000

Kyocera-Mita, the Japanese office machine manufacturer/distributor, has chosen CloudWare’s Windows telephony software for its Australia-wide and New Zealand VoIP platform rollout. The company has just completed deployment in all its eastern seaboard offices and is already reaping the cost benefits of zero cost calls between Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Utilising SIP trunks at all locations has also reduced the cost of off-net calls and delivered flexible call management into their CloudWare Call Centre.