Softswitch and its management technology

Author: Xu Peiwen/Wang Ying/Yin Ningmin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-03-27
Features: This book comprehensively introduces various technologies of softswitch from a holistic perspective. It includes an overview of next-generation network technologies, the background of IP telephony, the system framework of softswitch, as well as the media gateway and signaling gateway technologies in softswitch. Additionally, it provides a detailed introduction to the various protocols supported by softswitch, such as H.323, SIP, MGCP, and H.248. On this basis, it elaborates in detail on the practical technologies of softswitch, such as softswitch management technology, billing management, service quality, and service provision technology. At the end of the book, it analyzes the various practical issues that are easily encountered in the deployment of softswitch and offers valuable recommendations for actual engineering implementation. The content of this book is extensive, primarily combining theoretical introductions with management development, making it suitable for engineering technicians in the field of communications, especially those engaged in the development of next-generation networks as professionals and managers, as a reference for work and practical development. At the same time, this book can also serve as a professional textbook and reference for senior undergraduate or graduate students in communication and computer science programs in higher education institutions. It is also available for relevant personnel interested in next-generation networks and softswitch technology. This book comprehensively introduces various technologies of softswitch from a holistic perspective. It includes an overview of next-generation network technologies, the background of IP telephony, the system framework of softswitch, as well as the media gateway and signaling gateway technologies in softswitch. Additionally, it provides a detailed introduction to the various protocols supported by softswitch, such as H.323, SIP, MGCP, and H.248. On this basis, it elaborates in detail on the practical technologies of softswitch, such as softswitch management technology, billing management, service quality, and service provision technology. At the end of the book, it analyzes the various practical issues that are easily encountered in the deployment of softswitch and offers valuable recommendations for actual engineering implementation. The content of this book is extensive, primarily combining theoretical introductions with management development, making it suitable for engineering technicians in the field of communications, especially those engaged in the development of next-generation networks as professionals and managers, as a reference for work and practical development. At the same time, this book can also serve as a professional textbook and reference for senior undergraduate or graduate students in communication and computer science programs in higher education institutions. It is also available for relevant personnel interested in next-generation networks and softswitch technology.