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This is part #1 of 2 parts of the seminar handouts of our vendor independent seminar SIP - The Key to VoIP. It gives you an overview of the OSI model, the TCP/IP protocols and the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in general, as it is often implemented and in use in Voice over IP solutions. CONTENT of Part #1 TCP/IP What is TCP/IP? - OSI Model - Examples of TCP/IP Protocols of each Layer ITU-T H.323 and others Standards and Protocols - H.323 General - H.323 Architecture (Components, Protocols) - Examples of other Signalling Protocols Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in General What is SIP? - History - Development Goals - Important Characteristics - Components and their Tasks - Enterprise Solutions (Examles) - Redundancy and Reliability - Tests of SIP Solutions - Trends in SIP The additional part #2 (ISBN-13: 978-1483985909, ISBN-10: 1483985903) covers some details of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) itself, as well as some security and address translation issues. Please purchase part #2 from the same source as you ordered part #1.

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Ronald Schlager, tied up to communication technologies since 1980. 10 years of experience in hardware and software development for computer interfaces and packet switching systems for public network operators. He is owner of schlager communications services GmbH (http: //www.schlager-cs.co.at). Since 1988 Ronald Schlager offers and presents independent and neutral public and private seminars about communication technologies, protocols and their application. He is independent consultant and planner of communications solutions. Since 2012 he publishes books and eBooks.

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