User-Agents We Have Known

Here's a list of user-agents that we've been tracking over the last 2 years logging into our SIP server.

I have more than this list represents but have removed any which appear to include any personal data (I think some people compile Asterisk with their name as the UA).

Some are of course duplicates, being the same device or application but with a fresh version number. I believe, although I have no data on this, that several of these are also experimental services based on Asterisk and FreeSwitch as I do know that many developers use us to test SIP based products.

I would estimate that we have here about 250 unique devices/applications. This is up from 2004 by at least 100%. So SIP is growing, no question.

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0013100C76E5 001310126B94 +1270 2Wire 3CXPhoneSystem 770Gizmo/1.7.07 Aastra ACT activeVOICE AGEET Aguieiras AIZO Almners Articulation AskoziaPBX asterisk Asterisk Asylum ATC Audiocodes-Sip-Gateway-MP-104 Audiocodes-Sip-Gateway-MP-118 AVM Axon BiPAC Brcm_Callctrl/1.5.1.0 Brekeke Bria BT C450 C455 CallSolutions Callweaver CallWeaver Camrivox Carousel CaryNET Cisco Cisco-CP7905/8.0.1-060412A Cisco-CP7912/1.02-040406A Cisco-CP7912/8.0.1-060412A Cisco-CP7940G/8.0 Cisco-CP7960G/7.5 Cisco-CP7960G/8.0 Cisco-SIPGateway/IOS-12.x Clear2Talk Clipcomm CM5K CMC CMI *@CNL CounterPath CSCO/5 CSCO/7 CSoft-Runtime-with-SIP/0.1alpha1 D2Tech-vSIP Dosch-Amand DPH-14001.01 Dphone-20070112 DrayTek DSiP EasyPABX Ekiga/2.0.1 Ekiga/2.0.11 Ekiga/2.0.2 Ekiga/2.0.3 Ekiga/2.0.5 Ekiga/2.0.7 Ekiga/2.0.9 Ekiga/2.0.9-BETA Epygi eStara Excite eXosip/2.2.2 eXosip/3.0.2 Express eyeBeam Firefly Fitosoft FlashPhone Fletsphone/2.3 FreeSWITCH-1.0.pre3 FreeSWITCH(mod_sofia) fring FTH GateWay gigasip-ffm1 Grandstream GTalk2VoIP Happyserver Hinkies Home iAN-02EX Idefisk InforSOLutions InnoMedia intellectics Intellivic/PC inTouch IP IP150/1.5 iPBX IP-PBX iSoftPhone/1.3008 iSoftPhone/1.3011 iSoftPhone/1.3012 iSoftPhone/1.3015 iSoftPhone/1.4015 iSoftPhone/2.0012 iTalk IVM Kapanga KillerDream kphone/4.0.3 kphone/4.2 kphone/pi LANCOM LiberaIlVoIP LinGizmo/1.7.07 Linksys/PAP2-2.0.12(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.10(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.12(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.15(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.18(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.20(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.22(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.3(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.6(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.7(LSd) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.8(LS) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.9(LSa) Linksys/PAP2-3.1.9(LSc) Linksys/PAP2T-3.1.13(LS) Linksys/PAP2T-3.1.15(LS) Linksys/PAP2T-5.1.1(LS) Linksys/PAP2T-5.1.3(LS) Linksys/PAP2T-5.1.5(LS) Linksys/PAP2T-5.1.6(LS) Linksys/RT31P2-2.0. Linksys/RT31P2-2.0.10(LIc) Linksys/RT31P2-3.1.3(LI) Linksys/RT31P2-3.1.5(LI) Linksys/RT31P2-3.1.6(LI) Linksys/RT31P2-3.1.7(LIa) Linksys/RT31P2-3.1.9(LId) Linksys/SPA2002-3.1.18 Linksys/SPA2100-3.3.6 Linksys/SPA2100-3.3.7 Linksys/SPA2102-3.2.8(d) Linksys/SPA2102-3.3.5(a) Linksys/SPA2102-3.3.6 Linksys/SPA2102-5.1.12 Linksys/SPA2102-5.1.6 Linksys/SPA2102-5.1.9 Linksys/SPA3000-3.1.10(GWd) Linksys/SPA3102-3.2.6(GWa) Linksys/SPA3102-3.3.6(GW) Linksys/SPA3102-5.1.5(GWa) Linksys/SPA3102-5.1.7(GW) Linksys/SPA901-4.1.11(c) Linksys/SPA922-5.1.7 Linksys/SPA941-4.1.12 Linksys/SPA941-4.1.15 Linksys/SPA941-5.1.5 Linksys/SPA941-5.1.8 Linksys/SPA942-4.1.12 Linksys/SPA942-4.1.18 Linksys/SPA942-5.1.10 Linksys/SPA942-5.1.15(a) Linksys/SPA942-5.1.4 Linksys/SPA962-5.1.15(aSC) Linksys/SPA962-5.1.7 Linksys/WAG54G-P2-1.01.02 Linphone-1.2.0/eXosip Linphone-1.5.1/eXosip Linphone-1.7.0/eXosip Linphone-1.7.1/eXosip MacGizmo/1.7.07 macro madnights MGS Mitel-5340-SIP-Phone MSC/VR40 MV-37x My MyPABX Myson N800Gizmo/1.7.07 N800Gizmo/2.0.01 n/a NCH Net2MAX NewFon NiMaCi NimBuzz Nokia nom-m3-SIP/00.09 nom-m3-SIP/00.11 Nortel OpenPBX OpenSIPStack-1.1.6-173 OZtralia PA168S PA168V ParaAP-PBX Patton PBX pbx73 Pirelli PolycomSoundPointIP-SPIP_500-UA/2.0.1.0291 PortSIP ProjectMF PSGw/3.0 Questar RBC Rebaca REBACA rmavPBX RTC/1.2.4949 RTC/1.3.5369 RTC/1.3.5470 RTC/1.5.5374 RTP300-3.1.10 RTP300-3.1.17 S450 Siemens SIP SIP-007 SIP-1001 SIP201 Sipgate SIP_ITG_1.2.29.861 SIPPER SipPhone SIPphone sipsak SIPSP-PBX/1.17 Sipura/SPA1001-2.0.12(SEa) Sipura/SPA1001-2.0.13(SEg) Sipura/SPA1001-3.1.8(SEc) Sipura/SPA2000-2.0.11(g) Sipura/SPA2000-2.0.13(g) Sipura/SPA2000-3.1.5 Sipura/SPA2002-3.1.2(a) Sipura/SPA2002-3.1.5 Sipura/SPA2100-3.2.2 Sipura/SPA2100-3.2.2(g) Sipura/SPA3000-2.0.13(GWg) Sipura/SPA841-3.1.2(d) Sipura/SPA841-3.1.3(a) Sipura/SPA841-3.1.4(a) Sipura/SPA941-4.1.8 Sipura/SPA942-4.1.10(e) sipX/ sipX/1.3.0 sipX/2.5.2 sipXezPhone SJLabs-SJphone/1.30.252 SJLabs-SJphone/1.40.259d SJphone/1.50.271d SJphone/1.50.274a SJphone/1.60.289a SJphone/1.60.299a/L SJphone/1.60.303c SJphone/1.60.306c/L SJphone/1.61.321a SJphone/1.62.312b SJphone/1.62.320b SJphone/1.65.367d SJphone/1.65.377a SJphone/1.70.303c SJphone-L/1.65.382f SN1200 snom105-2.04g snom190/3.60k snom190/3.60s snom190/3.60x snom200-3.56z snom300/6.2.3 snom300/6.5.10 snom300/6.5.12 snom300/6.5.15 snom300/6.5.8 snom320/6.5.8 snom360/4.3 snom360/6.2.3 snom360/6.5.8 snom-m3-SIP/00.12 snomSoft/5.3 SNV6520_v0.81.4 SpeaQ-1.0/SpeaQ SpeedTouch Telco Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.3.25 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.3.27 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.3.27.1 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.3.29 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.3.29.1 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.4.1 Telepathy-SofiaSIP/0.4.5 TGW Thomson THOMSON TMS320VC50005.0.X.02.0.9.11 Transcendent Trixbox Trixie Twinkle/0.4.2 Twinkle/0.8 Twinkle/0.9 Twinkle/1.0 Twinkle/1.0.1 Twinkle/1.1 Uplink UTSTARCOM V1.01.05 V1.02.03 VaxSIPUserAgent/3.0 VCS @Voice Voip VoIP VoIP1_2.2.2_V3-00 VoipLan VoIPtalk Voipuser voxalot voxaLot VOYAGER10V/2.16 VPSwitch wengo/v1/wengophoneng/wengo/rev0/trunk/ wengo/v1/wengophoneng/wengo/rev11134/trunk/ wengo/v1/wengophoneng/wengo/rev11668/trunk/ wengo/v1/wengophoneng/wengo/rev12359/trunk/ wengo/v1/wengophoneng/wengo/rev12405/trunk/ WinGizmo/1.7.00 WinGizmo/1.7.02 WinGizmo/1.7.07 WinGizmo/1.7.08 WinGizmo/2.0.02 WOSISIP WRTP54G-3.1.17 WRTP54G-3.1.22 WRTP54G-3.1.27 mysipswitch.com wxCommunicator x-lite X-Lite XMeeting/0.3.4 XMeeting/0.3.4a X-Phone X-PRO X-TAPI YAMAHA YawaBureau-IPBX yPhone Yphone Zanzar zap/0.2.2 Zoiper ZyXEL

Reply from satphoneguy on Jan 23, 2009 - 11:56 PM

i am not at all surprised that some of the most popular devices are ones that where mostly sold locked bundled with commercial services. most people i know who use hobbyist oriented VOIP use devices unlocked that were subsidiesed originally by vonage, comcast or other 'big players' from the 'landline replacement' category.

Reply from mazilo on Jan 24, 2009 - 01:12 PM

satphoneguy :

i am not at all surprised that some of the most popular devices are ones that where mostly sold locked bundled with commercial services.

The reason is simply those subsidized devices are highly priced so that consumers will be drawn to a yearly contract with services to get the subsidized devices. Currently, you see a lot of unlocked and/or NAizer Linksys PAP2v1 due to an influx of terminated service with an already expired contract. BTW, a lot of cellphone users also used unlocked cellphones.

satphoneguy :

most people i know who use hobbyist oriented VOIP use devices unlocked that were subsidiesed originally by vonage, comcast or other 'big players' from the 'landline replacement' category.

Unfortunately, I don't see any device used by a Comcast Digital Phone service on the list here. Perhaps, Comcast digital phone is tied to a cable modem unit with a coax port that can't be plugged directly to an RJ-45 port.

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