Others on the panel supported this position. With separation of media control from the call control session, you can do information publishing and central gaming, just like on network-based services. It is up to the imagination what you can do with this. However, the wide deployment of legacy protocols, such as H.323, makes it difficult for vendors to move immediately to all-SIP solutions. But today it is very important that you can provide services that work on both types of networks.
Users can send an e-mail and get presence information to know whether the recipient is at a phone.
If so, a traditional phone call can be initiated. We can take all the power of Internet applications and implement them for PSTN calls. Other applications, such as emergency 911, have not yielded as readily to SIP solutions, and panel members acknowledged that a serviceable solution is not yet on the horizon. In a lot of cases it is not just putting a box in a rack. CommWorks Adds IPv6 Support to Gigabit Routes CommWorks Corp., an IP networking solutions providers, will add IPv6 support to its Total Control 100 enhanced gigabit routers.