SIP Signalling

By admin, on January 5th, 2010%

SIP signaling is based on the standard request/response flow. The sequence to follow is a simple example of a telephone call set-up procedure:

To set up a call session, the caller (or User Agent Client) sends a request with the SIP URL of the called party itself.

If the client knows the actual location of the other party . . . → Read More: SIP Signalling

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