SIP Best Current Practice for Telephony Interworking
draft-zimmerer-sip-bcp-t-00
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Authors | Gonzalo Camarillo , Steven Stev Mayer , Brian Morgan , Vijay Nadkarni , Eric Zimmerer | ||
Last updated | 1999-10-27 | ||
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Abstract
This document describes Inter Media Gateway Controller (MGC) communication using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP, [1]). SIP, with certain extensions, facilitates the exchange of signaling information between an Originating MGC and a Terminating MGC to complete calls. This document describes the best current practice for using SIP to perform this function. Where possible this draft references necessary documents, and details the concepts and methods of encapsulating PSTN signaling information in SIP messages.
Authors
Gonzalo Camarillo
Steven Stev Mayer
Brian Morgan
Vijay Nadkarni
Eric Zimmerer
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