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... 3261prop [10]), there is a need to
provide basic network media services. Such services include playing
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A network announcement is the delivery of a multimedia resource, such
as a prompt file, to a terminal ...
... SIP dialog.
There are two types of network announcements. The differentiating
characteristic between the two types is whether the network fully
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... There are two types of network announcements. The differentiating
characteristic between the two types is whether the network fully
sets up the SIP dialog before playing the announcement. The analog
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... sets up the SIP dialog before playing the announcement. The analog
in the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is whether answer
supervision is supplied (i.e., does the announcement server answer
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... with the namespace for an organization. For example, let us take the
case where a network offers services for "Ann Charles". She likes to
use the name "annc", and thus she would like to use
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... may "leak out" into the SIP routing network.
The most important thing to note about this convention is that the
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... left-hand side of the request URI is opaque to the network. The only
network elements that need to know about the convention are the Media
Server ...
... opaque to the network. The only
network elements that need to know about the convention are the Media
Server and client. Even proxies ...
... service names, rather than fixed names. While this can work in a
closed network, where the Application Servers and Media Servers are
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... confidentiality of their user's data, as appropriate.
Untrusted network elements could use the convention described here
for providing information services. Many extant billing arrangements
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We would like to thank Kevin Summers and Ravindra Kabre of Sonus
Networks for their constructive comments, as well as Jonathan
Rosenberg of Dynamicsoft and Tim Melanchuk of Convedia for their
encouragement. In addition, the discussion ...
... Shepler, S., Callaghan, B., Robinson, D., Thurlow, R., Beame, C., Eisler, M., and D. Noveck, "Network File System (NFS) version 4 Protocol", RFC 3530prop ...