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eu-bullet.gif1. What is VoIP?
eu-bullet.gif2. How does a VoIP call work?
eu-bullet.gif3. What are VoIP call protocols?
eu-bullet.gif4. What is H323?
eu-bullet.gif5. What is SIP?
eu-bullet.gif6. VoIP versus IP Telephony
eu-bullet.gif7. What are the key components of a VoIP network?
eu-bullet.gif8. What devices do we need to place a VoIP call?
eu-bullet.gif9. What are IP Phones?
eu-bullet.gif10. What is a VoIP Gateway?
eu-bullet.gif11. What is an ATA?
eu-bullet.gif12. What is a VoIP gateway? How about a gatekeeper?
eu-bullet.gif13. What is a SIP Proxy?
eu-bullet.gif14. What is a SIP trunk?
eu-bullet.gif15. What is a SIP URI?
eu-bullet.gif16. What is a CODEC?
eu-bullet.gif17. The benefits of using VoIP?
eu-bullet.gif18. How do I set up a simple VoIP network on an existing LAN?
eu-bullet.gif19. What is a DDI?
eu-bullet.gif20. What are PBXs?
eu-bullet.gif21. What functions does a PBX perform?
eu-bullet.gif22. What is an IP PBX?
eu-bullet.gif23. What does an ITSP do?

4. What is H323?

 
H323 is the ITU-T's standard, which was originally developed for multimedia conferencing on LANs but was later extended to cover Voice over IP.  The standard encompasses both point to point communications and multipoint conferences.  H323 defines four logical components: Terminals, Gateways, Gatekeepers and Multipoint Control Units (MCUs).  Terminals, gateways and MCUs are known as endpoints.
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