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We propose a Web-service-based P2P architecture for VoIP called service-oriented VoIP. SOVoIP provides interoperability between protocols from both telephony and data networks using the converging behavior of Web services while ensuring security, extendability, and mobility. We also address other cr...

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Published in:IEEE distributed systems online 2007-11, Vol.8 (11), p.3-3
Main Authors: Curry, Ed, Urbieta, Aitor, Kapritsos, Manos, Triantafillou, Peter, López Rubio, Juan, Yang, Hao, Ye, Fan, Liu, Zhen, Arabshian, Knarig, Schulzrinne, Henning, Jubaer Arif, Mohammed, Karunasekera, Shanika, Kulkarni, Santosh, Speicys Cardoso, Roberto, Ben-Mokhtar, Sonia, Issarny, Valérie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Architecture
Computer architecture
Computer science
Distributed computing
distributed systems
Extensibility
Firewalls
Logic
Middleware
Network servers
Networks
Ontologies
OWL
Paper technology
Telephones
Voice
VoIP (protocol)
Web services
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Summary:We propose a Web-service-based P2P architecture for VoIP called service-oriented VoIP. SOVoIP provides interoperability between protocols from both telephony and data networks using the converging behavior of Web services while ensuring security, extendability, and mobility. We also address other critical issues related to VoIP such as network address translation and firewall traversal, Enhanced 911, and the Communication Assistance for Law Enforcement Act. SOVoIP also provides modularity and reusability, making client development easier. Extendability in the Web service architecture is transparent to the client, so frequent client updates aren't required in order to consume new features. This reduces the time and money spent on upgrades.
ISSN:1541-4922
1541-4922
1558-1683
DOI:10.1109/MDSO.2007.63