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IP Telephony Cookbook

Niccolini et al., 2004

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1898950606518819680
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Niccolini S
Garroppo R
Ott J
Prelle T
Kuthan T
Fokus F
Janak J
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TERENA

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This chapter describes, using the technology background terminology defined in the previous chapter, the most interesting scenarios the user may address when building an IP telephony infrastructure. The scenarios here detailed address topics with increasing …
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