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VoIP Lecture Notes (PDF 112P)

VoIP Lecture Notes (PDF 112P)

VoIP Lecture Notes (PDF 112P)

This note covers the following topics: protocol overview, components, H.225, RAS , Q.931, H 235V2 security, H 323 & firewalls, sccpskinny, RTP and RTCP,SIP, sample sip session, request methods, request headers, replies, SDP and SIP fire

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