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Next Generation Network (NGN) and Softswitch

Yin Tian-feng

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On the basis of present telecom network resource and by introducing independent network facility and open technical standard, various kinds of service can be borne.The smooth transition to NGN which features with softswitch, synthetic and open network structure and provides various kinds of services such as voice, data, video, etc. can be realized.

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On the basis of present telecom network resource and by introducing independent network facility and open technical standard, various kinds of service can be borne.The smooth transition to NGN which features with softswitch, synthetic and open network structure and provides various kinds of services such as voice, data, video, etc. can be realized.

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On the basis of present telecom network resource and by introducing independent network facility and open technical standard, various kinds of service can be borne.The smooth transition to NGN which features with softswitch, synthetic and open network structure and provides various kinds of services such as voice, data, video, etc. can be realized.

Key concepts: Softswitch, Next-generation network, Computer network, Telecommunications, Service (business), Computer science, Telephone network, The Internet

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