A Secured Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Setup Using MiniSipServer
Ogundile O. O, Lawal B. H
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Ogundile O. O, Lawal B. H
Abstract
What an alternative. Most people argue that if something works well there is no sense in changing it. This is exactly what is happening with VoIP today. Voice over Internet Protocol usually called VoIP is the transmission of voice, video conferencing, data, faxes over an IP based network. VoIP technology has received much attention due to several emerging application in voice communication. This paper presents a tutorial on a basic way of deploying VoIP using miniSipServer on an existing Metropolitan Area Network (MAN). After which security solution is deployed on the network using Virtual Private Network (VPN) due to the high security risk posed by VoIP as compared to the Public Switch Telephony Network (PSTN).
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What an alternative. Most people argue that if something works well there is no sense in changing it. This is exactly what is happening with VoIP today. Voice over Internet Protocol usually called VoIP is the transmission of voice, video conferencing, data, faxes over an IP based network. VoIP technology has received much attention due to several emerging application in voice communication. This paper presents a tutorial on a basic way of deploying VoIP using miniSipServer on an existing Metropolitan Area Network (MAN). After which security solution is deployed on the network using Virtual Private Network (VPN) due to the high security risk posed by VoIP as compared to the Public Switch Telephony Network (PSTN).
Key concepts: Voice over IP, Mobile communications over IP, Computer science, Computer network, Public switched telephone network, Private network, Telephony, Telecommunications