SIP Protocol and Its Applications

Author: Zhang Zhijiang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features:
? Low Entry Requirements: This book introduces the knowledge of next-generation networks, SIP, and SP, requiring only basic telecommunication and network knowledge from the reader.
? Completeness: From the origin of SIP to its features, from the basic structure of SIP to its applications, from its use in fixed soft-switch networks to mobile applications, from SIP protocol testing to development and deployment, and from the current state of SIP products to future prospects, this book covers it all. In the appendix, common websites and SIP classes and interface layers are listed, which will greatly assist readers in their learning.
? Conciseness: The title of each chapter is a concise summary of its content, with the following explanations being as accurate and detailed as possible.
? Practicality: The book is closely tied to practical applications, providing detailed introductions to the development of specific applications.
? Novelty: This book introduces the latest interfaces, protocols, specifications, and research progress related to next-generation network services, as well as prospects for the future development of SIP.
? Supporting Resources: To fully showcase the book's features and further enhance its teaching efficiency, a contact method for using the book is established. Email: bojia@bojia.net. Additionally, a companion electronic teaching plan is provided for instructors, with the website: www.bojia.net.
SIP is an application-layer control protocol proposed by the IETF, used to establish, modify, and terminate multimedia sessions or calls over IP networks. This book is currently one of the more systematic monographs on this technology. Combining the author's years of research and practical experience, it discusses everything from the origin of SIP to its features, from its basic structure to its applications, from its use in fixed soft-switch networks to mobile applications, from SIP protocol testing to development and deployment, and from the current state of SIP products to future prospects. During the writing process, the book ensures comprehensive content and clear explanations while also paying attention to the latest protocols, specifications, and research progress in academia and industry. Additionally, it emphasizes practicality, providing detailed introductions to specific SIP applications and development.
The book has a complete structure, with content organized roughly according to the protocol layering structure in a bottom-up order. The theory is thorough, the language is easy to understand, and the examples are highly practical and targeted. It is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in communication and computer science at universities, as well as for self-reference by technical training personnel and engineering professionals.
SIP is an application-layer control protocol proposed by the IETF, used to establish, modify, and terminate multimedia sessions or calls over IP networks. This book is currently one of the more systematic monographs on this technology. Combining the author's years of research and practical experience, it discusses everything from the origin of SIP to its features, from its basic structure to its applications, from its use in fixed soft-switch networks to mobile applications, from SIP protocol testing to development and deployment, and from the current state of SIP products to future prospects. During the writing process, the book ensures comprehensive content and clear explanations while also paying attention to the latest protocols, specifications, and research progress in academia and industry. Additionally, it emphasizes practicality, providing detailed introductions to specific SIP applications and development.
The book has a complete structure, with content organized roughly according to the protocol layering structure in a bottom-up order. The theory is thorough, the language is easy to understand, and the examples are highly practical and targeted. It is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in communication and computer science at universities, as well as for self-reference by technical training personnel and engineering professionals.