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Hattingh C., Sladden D., Swapan Z. SIP Trunking
Christina Hattingh, Darryl Sladden, ATM Zakaria Swapan. SIP Trunking. Cisco Press, 2010. - 350 p. - ISBN: 1587059444

The first complete guide to planning, evaluating, and implementing high-value SIP trunking solutions.
Most large enterprises have switched to IP telephony, and service provider backbone networks have largely converted to VoIP transport. But there?s a key missing link: most businesses still connect to their service providers via old-fashioned, inflexible TDM trunks. Now, three Cisco® experts show how to use Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking to eliminate legacy interconnects and gain the full benefits of end-to-end VoIP.
Written for enterprise decision-makers, network architects, consultants, and service providers, this book demystifies SIP trunking technology and trends and brings unprecedented clarity to the transition from TDM to SIP interconnects. The authors separate the true benefits of SIP trunking from the myths and help you systematically evaluate and compare service provider offerings. You will find detailed cost analyses, including guidance on identifying realistic, achievable savings.

SIP (англ. Session Initiation Protocol — протокол установления сеанса) — стандарт на способ установления и завершения пользовательского интернет-сеанса, включающего обмен мультимедийным содержимым (видео- и аудиоконференция, мгновенные сообщения, онлайн-игры).
В модели взаимодействия открытых систем SIP является сетевым протоколом прикладного уровня.
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