SIP Integration

By admin, on January 5th, 2010%

SIP was designed to solve only a few problems and to work with a broad spectrum of existing and future IP telephony protocols. To this end SIP provides four basic functions. SIP allows for the establishment of user location (i.e. translating from a user’s name to their current network address). SIP provides for feature negotiation so . . . → Read More: SIP Integration

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