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Media Terminal Toolkit - Features

The Aricent MTT has the following features

Control Plane
Signaling protocol and session control to setup application level session with the SIP/IP core network.

  • Support for in-built call session FSM to handle basic voice calls with intercept to applications at appropriate time for application specific function/override. Interface with network layer to setup session and bearer path for application level signaling.
  • Registration, re-registration and de-registration with the SIP/IP core.
  • SIP signaling based session control compliant to RFC 3261. This functionality can be used by different applications to setup application specific sessions.
  • Support for subscription and notification
  • Support for IPV4 as well as IPV6
  • Support for subscriptions to any Event Package
  • Support for compact format of SIP headers
  • Multiple Line on terminal
  • Support for INFO
  • Support for OPTIONS
  • Receiving DTMF digits in RTP as per RFC 2833
  • Support for services
    1. Call Hold and Call Resume
    2. Call Mute and Call Unmute
    3. Call Transfer
      • Call Transfer Attended
      • Call Transfer Unattended
      • Semi Attended Call Transfer
    4. REFER from Network
    5. 3-Way Conference (local merge)
    6. N-way Conference (external merge)
    7. Call Forwarding
      • Call Forward Unconditional
      • Call Forward Busy Line
      • Call Forward No Response
    8. Call Waiting
  • Support for Out-of-dialog NOTIFY
  • Support for T.38 and clear channel FAX
  • TLS Support for SIP messages.
  • Support for asynchronous DNS query (AA, SRV) for SIP messages
  • Support for multiple streams in call
  • Application can specify media preferences per call and per application
  • Application can change media codec, codec parameters and mode during call
  • NAT Traversal of SIP signalling and media using rport and STUN
Media Plane
Interface with a Media Manager for the transfer of media in the network
  • Creation of media stream using RTP as media transport protocol
  • Audio/Video Codecs
  • Media Management Functions (Adaptive Jitter Buffer, VAD, CNG, Silence Suppression, Packet Loss Concealment, as required)
Configuration Plane
  • Configuration of user ids, proxy address, registrar address, service activation/subscription,
  • Configuration of scalability parameters like number of calls, number of lines, number of users etc.

 

Last updated : September 1, 2007

 

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