Cisco Unified Communication Based on SIP Protocol

A technology, especially network-centric and communication-centric technology, has its own transmission protocol. Now we will introduce some knowledge about Cisco Unified Communication Protocols. So what is SIP when Cisco's unified communication protocol is used? Why is it used?

Support for the SIP protocol in Cisco Unified Communication
 
The SIP Protocol provides a standard-based IP communication method for multiple devices and applications. This White Paper describes the support for the SIP protocol currently and to be implemented in Cisco's Unified Communication System. Cisco's Unified Communication System includes IP voice, data and video communication products and applications, which can help organizations communicate more effectively, simplify business processes, and achieve higher incomes.

Cisco Systems Company? Provides SIP technology through a comprehensive development plan, including support for sip rfc on a variety of Cisco products. The Cisco plan also integrates enhanced features of the sip rfc and Cisco Unified Communication System. Organizations that use SIP-compliant Cisco products can now make their communications more scalable and modular. Since the SIP technology will be extended to more communication types, devices and applications in the future, these organizations will also build a solid platform for the unique and advanced features brought about by the application of the SIP technology.

Why should we consider using SIP?

Every year, multiple new devices will be released for technological innovation to provide new methods and addresses for people's connections. In many cases, it is discovered that the convenience of these new devices is greatly reduced by the complexity of managing various addresses, messages and tools with different features, or even overlapping tools. The use of new devices also raises the question of how to contact others in the best way: "should I send an email or send a voice message? Which number should I use for voice messages? Is his office phone number or mobile phone number ?" Sharing Communication Information between devices may be cumbersome, but a network with a well-designed generic signaling protocol can greatly reduce its complexity.

By using the SIP technology, enterprises can solve the above problems and obtain a powerful and flexible platform that can create new communication applications. In a SIP environment, all devices run as part of a system-you can contact the user with a few addresses, you can also easily transfer communication from one device to another.

As defined by ietf rfc, SIP is a peering multimedia signaling protocol that can be integrated with other Internet services to provide a wide range of communication channels. SIP supports communication between IP phones, desktops and laptops, personal digital assistant PDAs, and mobile phones that comply with standards. SIP-based systems provide innovative services, including Web-based communication, user mobility, network status and preferences, and multi-party collaboration.

The advantage of SIP is an indispensable part of IP communication systems and smart networks. In enterprises or organizations, SIP can combine a variety of different applications, devices, and communication processes to provide powerful new features and features.

Implementing the SIP technology in an IP converged network has many advantages, including using customizable new applications to increase network value and user productivity, and getting rid of vendor dependencies, there is more room to choose applications and terminals, and it can reduce device costs and manage communication service expenses. Cisco undertakes to support the implementation of SIP-based standard communication devices to provide customers with maximum investment protection, interoperability and more deployment options.

Cisco Unified Communication SIP Technical Support

Cisco Unified Communication Systems has a special advantage in taking advantage of all the features of SIP. Cisco employees have played an important role in the formulation of SIP standards and have been at the forefront of the development of SIP technology. In addition, Cisco employees write or co-write more SIP-related drafts and RFC than any other company. To learn more about the background information of SIP and Cisco's participation in developing SIP standards, see the White Paper: SIP: The next step in implementing integrated IP communication.

With the largest SIP product line in the industry, Cisco is applying its SIP experience to enterprise solutions. Cisco is also working with other companies to ensure that their SIP applications can be seamlessly integrated with Cisco infrastructure.

Customers can be confident that Cisco has a mature strategy that integrates SIP technology to protect their investment in networking and communication systems, so that they can safely port to SIP.