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SIP-SF Features

Salient Features

  • Ready-to-deploy SIP Proxy, Registrar, and Redirect Server
  • Value-added features including SIP Centrex, Call Processing Language, and Presence Server
  • Integrated load balancing and high availability platform
  • Multi operating system portability
  • Easy management - SNMP, API, XML
  • Multiple database support - ODBC
  • Supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
  • TLS security and digest authentication
  • Support for emergency calls and priority routing
  • Implemented in C++ to offer complete object-oriented interface
  • Configuration through Number Translation Mark up Language (NTML)

 

Architectural Superiority
The key architectural features of the SIP Server Framework are:

  • High scalability - performance increases with increase in number of CPUs
  • Can support multiple CSMs (service logic) simultaneously
  • Support for user-defined service logic
  • Component-based architecture- can chain components as desired for future enhancements
  • Supports distributed operation across various nodes
  • Centralized configuration of all components
  • Message-based interfaces
  • Threaded model-thread pool management
  • Easy integration with third party modules- all functional modules implemented over APIs
  • Compliant to ISO C++ and EC++ standards to ensure maximum portability

 

Key Standards Compliance

  • 'SIP: Session Initiation Protocol', RFC 3261
  • 'HTTP Authentication: Basic and Digest Access Authentication', RFC 2617
  • Session Initiation Protocol (SIP): Locating SIP Servers', RFC 3263
  • 'CPL: A Language for User Control of Internet Telephony Services', draft-ietf-iptel-cpl-06
  • 'URLs for Telephone Calls', RFC 2806
  • 'Management Information Base for Session Initiation Protocol', draft-ietf-sip-mib-04.txt

 

 

 

Last updated : October 18, 2006

 

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