SIP Principles and Applications

Author: Zhou Haihua, Bian Enyong, et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: SIP is the core control protocol of next-generation networks, offering the advantages of simplicity and practicality compared to H.323. Based on IETF RFC3261, this book first introduces the architecture of next-generation networks, softswitch technology, Void technology, and related protocols as the foundation for the entire content. It then provides a detailed explanation of SIP's architecture, message types, call signaling processes, and more. Subsequently, it covers SIP's extension mechanisms, SIP applications, and development technologies. Finally, it looks ahead to the future prospects of SIP applications. The book is rich in content, accurate, and up-to-date, making it suitable as a reference for university students in electronic information, communication engineering, computer networks, and related fields. It can also serve as training material for network equipment developers, network administrators, application developers, operators, service providers, and other professionals. Additionally, it will be helpful for readers interested in the development of SIP and Void technologies.