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Chap 1: Overview of the Session Initiation Protocol

Chap 1: Overview of the Session Initiation Protocol

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Chap 1: Overview of the Session Initiation Protocol Table of Contents Overview of the Session Initiation Protocol Introduction to SIP Components of SIP SIP Clients SIP Servers How SIP Works Using A Proxy Server Using a Redirect Server SIP Versus H.323 Overview of the Session Initiation Protocol Thi …
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