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SIP Application Server Features

The SIP Application Server (B2BUA) provides a scalable, reliable, and feature-rich environment for rapid service creation. Aricent's B2BUA Server is a framework that exposes a set of well-defined APIs to the application to develop various services, such as Prepaid, Nat Traversal, Call Queuing, Click-to-Dial, and Call Pick-Up. These APIs as well as their parameters are Open Service Architecture (OSA)-compliant. In addition, Aricent's B2BUA Framework also supports additional APIs to create innovative applications.

 

Salient Features

  • RFC-compliant: RFC 3261-compliant B2BUA
  • Scalability: Highly scalable feature distribution
  • Availability: Reliable high availability support
  • Comprehensive support: Support for multi-party, multimedia call control
  • Flexible: Provides the applications complete access to SIP messages
  • Multiple deployment options: Single node or multi node deployment
  • SIP Interface to proxy/media servers
  • Multi operating system portability

 

Architectural Features

  • High availability APIs to allow the applications back up serialized critical data and reconstruct the state based on critical data
  • APIs to send SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY, MESSAGE, and proprietary SIP messages in order to facilitate development of presence-based applications and chat applications
  • APIs to move call-legs from one call to another in order to facilitate development of applications, such as Call Pick-Up
  • In-built Load Monitor to protect against overload conditions
  • Event criteria filtering mechanisms

 

Key Standards Compliance

SIP Protocol Compliance

  • 'SIP: Session Initiation Protocol', RFC 3261, June 2002, Rosenberg et al.
  • Session Description Protocol, RFC 2327
  • An Offer/Answer Model with the Session Description Protocol (SDP), RFC 3264, June 2002
  • Reliability of Provisional Responses in the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), RFC 3262, June 2002
  • SIP INFO Method, RFC 2976, October 2000

Open Service Access (OSA) Compliance

  • 3GPP TS 29.198-04-3-600 OSA API Part4-SubPart3-MPCC SCF
  • 3GPP TS 29.198-04-3-600 OSA API Part4-SubPart4-MMCC SCF
  • 3GPP TS 29.998-04-4-500 Part4-SubPart4-MPCC ISC

 

 

Last updated : October 18, 2006

 

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