Another little weekend project of mine.
Since the Talk Softphone is currently only available for paid memberships, here is my free2use version.
Unfortunately, there are no paid memberships available in countries outside the USA.
Contributions are welcome, maybe something nice will come of it :)
- Make a Call ✔️
- Hangup Call ✔️
- Accept Call ✔️
- Reject Call ✔️
- Contacts ❌
- Unregister (Do not disturb) ❌
- Caller Log ❌
- Hold a Call ❌
- Mailbox ✔️
- Video ❌ (See below)
Currently video streaming is not supported because UniFi Phones sending an RTP Stream to the Client, which is not supported by SIP.js because it uses WebRTC.
For Linux please download the latest Release from the Releases page.
Run sudo apt install ./unofficialunifitalksoftphone_1.0.0_amd64.deb
With unofficialunifitalksoftphone you can start the Client.
Please download the Client directly from the Windows Store: https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9MSTDQNVN4HP
Currently there is no MacOS Version available, you need to build it yourself.
Clone the Repository and run npm install && npm run make.
This will create a out Folder with the Client inside the DMG Folder.
/etc/freeswitch/sip_profiles/internal.xml
If you like to use the Softphone over HTTPS, you need to change the WebSocket Server from FreeSwitch in your UniFi
Console to the wss Protocol, otherwise your Browser will reject a connection from any HTTPS Site to an WS Server.
But you can use the Softphone over HTTP, since it is just a WebRTC Client and don't send any Traffic/Authorization Data to the Webserver wich is hosted on.
Keep in mind, that most Browsers will block, Microphone access if Website are hosted on HTTPS.
The easiest option is to use the Windows Store Version or Local in your Browser.
Create a new account on the UniFi Talk Server under Devices.
Please check if the SIP Server Hostname is the local IP of your UniFi Talk Server (theres an Bug, where Talk shows a Hostname of an WAN Interface in the current version).
If you use the DNS Server of your UniFi Controller, it should be fine to use unifi.
The Client is using WebRTC to connect to the internal UniFi Talk SIP Server (based on FreeSwitch).
I used the SIP.js library to connect to the server.
If you want to use it externally, you need to forward port 5066 which is very unsecure.
Remind your credentials are stored in the Browser LocalStorage, to keep your data safe, local at your side and my project small 😂.
When building DEB File in WSL2 you need to install dpkg and fakeroot, make sure you run npm install every time you relaunch WSL.
- Icons are based on
Windows 11 Colorby Icons8.com - VOIP Client is base on
SIP.js - Stylesheet is based on
Bootstrap 5
https://gamer08yt.github.io/UniFi-Talk-Repo/
This project is not affiliated with Ubiquiti in any way.
