Core standards, advanced applications, security, and protocol interoperability with hands-on deployment strategies

IT evolution in the 21st century: unified, peer-to-peer communication

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is radically transforming the way businesses, consumers, and governments communicate. Traditional phone companies and cable providers alike are spending billions to upgrade their networks to support SIP-based services. New service providers, SIP hardware, and SIP software vendors emerge weekly with feature-rich integrated IP communications offerings. All major enterprise IP PBX vendors have announced support for SIP in their systems in the next 12 to 24 months. For the first time in the history of the telephone system, a single protocol will interconnect consumers, businesses, and service providers.

Powerful AND modular: SIP transforms telephony into a web application that easily integrates with internet services

Voice, conferencing, messaging, and presence...this intense 2-day course will teach you why the SIP revolution is happening right now. You’ll learn the technical details of SIP clients, servers, and their information exchanges. Explore the myriad RFCs that govern SIP functionality, including call setup, endpoint registration, DNS-based call routing, authentication, media stream encryption, and more. You’ll also learn how SIP is uniting messaging and traditional voice in a single application. You’ll leave this course with a clear understanding of how SIP is enabling a radical transformation of the communications industry, and you’ll have the technical skills to support the transformation.

IMMEDIATE benefits of attending this class:

• Learn the full capabilities of SIP and how you can integrate them to work for you
• Understand deployment solutions that enable call routing on a global scale
• Configure SIP to integrate with IM and get voice with IM
• Understand configuration of DSN NAPTR records for SIP call setup
  
• See how SIP works with authentication system including RADIUS and DIAMETER
• Interoperability of SIP: how the protocol was built to bind it functions to existing protocols and applications
• Setup and configure SIP Point-to-Point calling
• Decode SIP calls to understand the procedures of call setup
• Learn SIP Call Flows including common call routing permutations, SIP trapezoids and RTP streams
• Extend WiFi capabilities utilizing SIP
• Configure open source SIP-based PBXs and softphones
• Trace SIP signal flows using record-route header
• Plan your IP telephony solution to ensure the best possible system security
• How and why SIP works dynamically as a peer2peer networking solution