SIP Trunking
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (539 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1587059444 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
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. 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. SIP Trunking also introduces essential techniques for optimizing network design and security, introduces proven best practices for implementation, and shows how to apply them through a start-to-finish case study. Christina Hattingh, member of the technical staff in the Cisco Access Routing Technology Group (ARTG), has been involved with Cisco VoIP technologies from their inception and continues to consult and deliver training in these areas. Darryl Sladden, a Cisco Senior Prod
Darryl has worked with many service provider and enterprise customers who use CUBE to implement SIP Trunks into both Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) and Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CUCME) solutions. The CUBE and the AS5000 product lines are widely used by service providers and enterprise customers as border elements between SIP, H.323, and TDM ne
The ARTG responsibilities include the Cisco ISR and ISR G2, AS5000, and the Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE). In this role, Christina trains Cisco sales staff and customers and consults widely on voice network deployment and design. ATM has also worked with service providers and enterprise customers who use CUBE to implement SIP Trunks into both CUCM and CUCME solutions. Over time sophisticated call control and routing elements were integrated into the router-based platform making stand-alone VoIP deployments and wide inter-vendor VoIP network interop
advantages of moving to SIP What's so great about SIP and why should you [ie. your company] migrate to it? The book explains at various levels the reasons. Succinctly, you should look at Chapter advantages of moving to SIP W Boudville What's so great about SIP and why should you [ie. your company] migrate to it? The book explains at various levels the reasons. Succinctly, you should look at Chapter 4, which has an easily understood thread.One main reason is simply to reduce toll charges f. , which has an easily understood thread.One main reason is simply to reduce toll charges f. JAT said Technical Review. This book is the right tool to have if you are investigating or are in the process to implement SIP trunk in your company. The book has a chapter that cover Cost Analysis between Sip trunk and TDM implementation that will help you to decide if your sip trunk. "Well Worth It!" according to SHAWN MCHENRY. The authors of SIP Trunking have done an exceptional job. They take basic VOIP principles and build on them throughout the text, adding more layers in each chapter.Particularly helpful is Chapter 10 - Deployment Scenarios. This chapter give stellar examples