miniSIPServer is a SIP pbx server developed by a Chinese-based company for nearly 10 years, with an extremely easy-to-use interface that can run in either Windows, Linux or Raspberry Pi environments. Because it has a visual interface, you can set up an IP pbx very quickly (in less than 1 hour). Another feature is that you can use it for 30 days without the need for a paid license. This makes it especially ideal for creating fast test environments. In this article I will explain how to install miniSIPServer in Linux (Debian / Ubuntu) environments.
miniSIPServer Setup
As I said before, installation is very simple. Install Debian or Ubuntu operating system with a desktop interface and make network connections, then install the relevant libraries. You can then download and install miniSIPServer from myvoipapp.com. You can find these steps in detail below:
miniSIPServer Required Library & Applications
You can install the necessary libraries and applications for miniSIPServer via apt. To do this you can use the following command:
apt-get install libqt4-dev libqtcore4 libqtgui4 libqt4-network libqt4-xml libsrtp0-dev curl gcc g++
Install miniSIPServer
Download the version corresponding to the number of users you want to use from this link.
Go to the folder where you downloaded the .deb package and install miniSIPServer with dpkg. For example, for a 20-user V35 package, you can use the following command:
dpkg --install mss_v35_u20.deb
After the installation completes, you can find the application in the /opt/sipserver/ folder. You can also use the Internet -> miniSIPServer link in your linux desktop interface to run the application.
You can visually find the steps I’ve described and how to simply add an IP phone in my video below: