2011East China Electric PowerRequires access

VoIP-based SIP Analysis for the Next-Generation Electric Power Communication System

San Ming-nan

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This paper attempts to introduce SIP,a control signaling protocol based on application tier,and reveals that SIP-based VoIP network represents the development trend of VoIP technology.The VoIP call process is presented to show the advantages and the importance of VoIP in the future electric power communication system.

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This paper attempts to introduce SIP,a control signaling protocol based on application tier,and reveals that SIP-based VoIP network represents the development trend of VoIP technology.The VoIP call process is presented to show the advantages and the importance of VoIP in the future electric power communication system.

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This paper attempts to introduce SIP,a control signaling protocol based on application tier,and reveals that SIP-based VoIP network represents the development trend of VoIP technology.The VoIP call process is presented to show the advantages and the importance of VoIP in the future electric power communication system.

Key concepts: Voice over IP, Session Initiation Protocol, Computer science, Computer network, Mobile communications over IP, Telecommunications, Process (computing), Signaling protocol

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