Kerio Operator 2.4.3 b4805 September 3, 2015
https://openload.co/f/nNseJSlm3jU/kerio-operator-installer-2.4.3-4805.7z
Introducing Operator 2.4
This major version of Kerio Operator provides significant improvements in the SIP interfaces applicable to more SIP provides, and has more call routing capabilities. This release adds video calling and has many other enhancements.
Improved SIP interfaces
The changes in SIP interfaces include:
Modified terminology in the configuration now complies with the terminology of the majority of SIP providers.
The SIP interface dialog now offers both a simpler configuration and capabilities to handle more complex scenarios, such as multiple SIP proxies, unusual use of the From: header, additional headers like P-Asserted-Identity, and so on.
You can define up to 1000 phone numbers for an interface.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Connecting to VoIP service provider.
Improved outbound call routing
The context of call routes has been extended. For example, with a single dial-out prefix, Kerio Operator can direct users through different call routes. You also have more options when manipulating the calling and called numbers.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Mapping external and internal numbers.
Video calling
Kerio Operator now supports video calls with supported phones and softphones.
Read about video calls in our Knowledge Base: Video calling in Kerio Operator.
Personalize the Operator Client interface
Users can change the color scheme of their Kerio Operator Client interface. Also, a custom logo can be used on the Kerio Operator Client login screen.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Using the Kerio Operator Client interface.
Improvements in PRI/BRI/analog cards
The configuration dialogs for telephony cards now include audio gain controls, DTMF sensitivity, and Type of Number prefixes. Up to 1000 external phone numbers can be defined for each telephony card interface.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Configuring standard phone interfaces.
Additional new features
Kerio Operator now logs IP addresses assigned by a DHCP server and a warning when Kerio Operator starts and the DNS is not working.
Kerio Operator can now periodically verify domain names.
Kerio Operator can now read Caller ID from different outgoing headers.
Users can now confirm the direct dialing in the auto-attendant scripts with the pound key.
Users can now apply call routing rules to calls coming from call queues and ringing groups.
You can now configure extensions to allow only one incoming call, for use with phones that do not have good support for call switching.
You also can now replace the sound files in the audio file library, as well as increase, decrease or normalize their volume.
You can now configure the DTMF detection in SIP interfaces.
You can prepend a label to the display name in incoming calls.
You can upload custom voice mail announcements (Busy message, etc.) via the Kerio Operator Client web interface.
Changes in System Requirements
Added support
Mitel 68xx phones
Grandstream GXV 3275, GXP1610, GXP1620, GXP1625, GXP1628
Snom 725, D375, D765
Yealink T21 E2, T23P, T23G, T27P, T29G, CP860
Allo BRI (EuroISDN) cards (experimental support)
https://openload.co/f/nNseJSlm3jU/kerio-operator-installer-2.4.3-4805.7z
Introducing Operator 2.4
This major version of Kerio Operator provides significant improvements in the SIP interfaces applicable to more SIP provides, and has more call routing capabilities. This release adds video calling and has many other enhancements.
Improved SIP interfaces
The changes in SIP interfaces include:
Modified terminology in the configuration now complies with the terminology of the majority of SIP providers.
The SIP interface dialog now offers both a simpler configuration and capabilities to handle more complex scenarios, such as multiple SIP proxies, unusual use of the From: header, additional headers like P-Asserted-Identity, and so on.
You can define up to 1000 phone numbers for an interface.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Connecting to VoIP service provider.
Improved outbound call routing
The context of call routes has been extended. For example, with a single dial-out prefix, Kerio Operator can direct users through different call routes. You also have more options when manipulating the calling and called numbers.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Mapping external and internal numbers.
Video calling
Kerio Operator now supports video calls with supported phones and softphones.
Read about video calls in our Knowledge Base: Video calling in Kerio Operator.
Personalize the Operator Client interface
Users can change the color scheme of their Kerio Operator Client interface. Also, a custom logo can be used on the Kerio Operator Client login screen.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Using the Kerio Operator Client interface.
Improvements in PRI/BRI/analog cards
The configuration dialogs for telephony cards now include audio gain controls, DTMF sensitivity, and Type of Number prefixes. Up to 1000 external phone numbers can be defined for each telephony card interface.
Read more in our Knowledge Base: Configuring standard phone interfaces.
Additional new features
Kerio Operator now logs IP addresses assigned by a DHCP server and a warning when Kerio Operator starts and the DNS is not working.
Kerio Operator can now periodically verify domain names.
Kerio Operator can now read Caller ID from different outgoing headers.
Users can now confirm the direct dialing in the auto-attendant scripts with the pound key.
Users can now apply call routing rules to calls coming from call queues and ringing groups.
You can now configure extensions to allow only one incoming call, for use with phones that do not have good support for call switching.
You also can now replace the sound files in the audio file library, as well as increase, decrease or normalize their volume.
You can now configure the DTMF detection in SIP interfaces.
You can prepend a label to the display name in incoming calls.
You can upload custom voice mail announcements (Busy message, etc.) via the Kerio Operator Client web interface.
Changes in System Requirements
Added support
Mitel 68xx phones
Grandstream GXV 3275, GXP1610, GXP1620, GXP1625, GXP1628
Snom 725, D375, D765
Yealink T21 E2, T23P, T23G, T27P, T29G, CP860
Allo BRI (EuroISDN) cards (experimental support)
