Application-layer Policy Enforcement at SIP Firewalls
draft-jfp-sipfw-policy-00
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Abstract
At the boundaries of some networks, administrators may want to implement policies that govern the application-layer traversal of SIP signaling. This document serves as an introduction to application- layer policies for SIP, discusses the architectures of network boundaries at which policies might be deployed, and provides examples of policies tailored to particular network services.
Authors
Jon Peterson (jon.peterson@neustar.biz)
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