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  • Exploring issues in network programmability and next generation open signalling technology, OPENSIG (open signalling) researches open network control issues as they arise in signalling, middleware and service creation, on ATM-, Internet- and Mobile-multimedia networking platforms. Everyone whose interests lie in the above mentioned areas is encouraged to participate in the activities of the group. The last workshop took place in October, 1998 at University of Toronto in Canada. Site areas include; Activities, Background, Discussion List, Documentation, Hardware, Software, Participants, Specifications and Standards.
    (Added: 26-Jan-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • RFC 1661. The Internet RFC (Request for Comment) documents are written definitions of the protocols and policies of the Internet. RFCs are published for information to the community and requests discussions and suggestions for improvement. The PPP Link Control Protocol (LCP) is described ion terms if data link connection describes the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), organization, methodology and use of PPP encapsulation. PPP is currently the Industry standard remote connection protocol. PPP connections support multiple transport protocols including TCP/IP, NWLINK IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible Transport Protocol, Appletalk and NetBEUI.
    (Added: 22-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • The QoS Forum is an international, industry forum accelerating the adoption of standards-based QoS technologies. Utilizing a comprehensive set of education, marketing and testing services, the goal of the QoS Forum is to educate the market and facilitate deployment of QoS-enabled IP products and services. White papers available for download include "QoS Protocols & Architectures”, "The Need for QoS" and "Introduction to QoS Policies". Site areas include About QOSF, Activities & Education, Technology Central, Virtual Market Place, Product Guide, Members Only, Press Releases & Articles, FAQ and Glossary of Terms.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • Rich educational resource with in depth info. RTP is the Internet-standard protocol for the transport of real-time data, including audio and video. It can be used for media-on-demand as well as interactive services. This site has extensive educational information on the topic including papers, FAQ's, history, related research topics, a glossary and a large and precise offering of implementation procedures and applications.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Official charter maintained by the IETF for the purpose of evolving the RSVP specification. This IETF working group also serves as a meeting place and forum for those developing and experimenting with RSVP implementations.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The RSVP protocol is used by a host to request specific qualities of service from the network for particular application data streams or flows. This site includes a protocol overview, IETF papers and standards, other RSVP publications, an RSVP Implementation Survey, and links to info on RSVP software and codes.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The RSVP protocol is part of a larger effort to enhance the current Internet architecture with support for Quality of Service flows. The RSVP protocol is used by a host to request specific qualities of service from the network for particular application data streams or flows. RSVP is also used by routers to deliver quality-of-service (QoS) requests to all nodes along the path(s) of the flows and to establish and maintain state to provide the requested service. RSVP requests will generally result in resources being reserved in each node along the data path. USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI) has taken a leading role in the development of RSVP and Internet Integrated Services. Much of this work has been done under two successive RSVP projects which were funded by DARPA ITO. Site areas include Protocol Overview, Publications, IETF Status and Software Releases.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • SIP, the Session Initiation Protocol, is a simple signaling protocol for Internet conferencing and telephony. SIP was developed within the IETF MMUSIC (Multiparty Multimedia Session Control) working group. Site areas include Overview, Where is SIP being discussed?, What SIP extensions are being planned?, Drafts, SIP grammar, Notes and Clarifications, Implementations, Mailing list, Public SIP Servers, Papers and Talks, Related Drafts and Documents, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Port Assignments, Press Coverage, Non-Internet-related SIP sightings, Status and Schedule and SIP Happens site.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • Voice-Technologies.com Ltd provides vendor-independent SIP protocol training and consulting services to a global client base. Major markets include telecoms, datacoms, and service providers, network vendors and enterprise/corporate users. Voice-Technologies focuses on voice and data convergence technologies with a portfolio of technical and executive training, course design and development. Quality courses encompass - SIP, IP in 3G, H.323, VoIP, Mobile IP, IPv6, TCP/IP, ATM and Megaco.
    (Added: 28-Jan-2002 )  Report Dead Link

  • Design and manufacture of innovative real-time data capture, recording and interfacing products for digital communications, DAB, Surveillance and related applications.
    (Added: 8-Mar-2004 )  Report Dead Link

  • Brief document from SUN about Mobile IP, what it is and how it works, and about the SUN Solaris offering and how to install it.
    (Added: 18-Aug-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Useful fax via the web service, international coverage, multi-lingual. TPC is a collection of FAX servers used to send a fax to many locations around the world, from e-mail or web browser. Downloadable software is available as well as global mirror locations, TCP FAQs, troubleshooting help, other FAX services on the net, and solicitation for more ISP volunteers to participate in this service. Also available in Italian and German.
    (Added: 27-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • An openly-available publication devoted to the promotion of the Simple Network Management Protocol.
    (Added: 17-Sep-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Voice-Technologies.com Ltd provides vendor-independent protocol training and consulting services to a global client base. Major markets include telecoms, datacoms, and service providers, network vendors and enterprise/corporate users. Voice-Technologies focuses on voice and data convergence protocol technologies with a portfolio of technical and executive training, course design and development. Quality courses encompass - SIP, IP in 3G, H.323, VoIP, Mobile IP, IPv6, TCP/IP, ATM and Megaco.
    (Added: 28-Jan-2002 )  Report Dead Link

  • Good resource. A tutorial aid to navigating various LDAP and X.500 resources on the Internet. Author has provided personal expertise on which documents are relevant to what aspects, which ones to read first, which ones provide an overview, where to get what software and more.
    (Added: 13-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

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