OpenSS7 STREAMS VOIP -- things to do. 2007-06-24
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Copyright (c) 1997-2000 Brian Bidulock
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Current Plan
.............
The current plan of the next several months (over the summer of 2007)
is to actively move this package forward. This consists of the
following:
* Implementation and testing of MGCP (MGC-side) using the MGI and
TCP transport from the `strinet' package.
* Implementation and testing of MEGACO/H.248 (MGC-side, binary
format) using the MGI and SCTP transport from the `strsctp'
package.
* Implementation of SIP-T and SIP call control using the CCI and TCP
transport from the `strinet' package and later SCTP transport from
the `strsctp' package.
* Perform production testing of MEGACO/H.248 and MGCP against the
Veraz iGATE, the Cisco 5400 and the Sonus Media Gateways.
* Rigorous lab and limited field testing of the MGC-side components.
* Production deployment in customer's network for 1Q2008.
The order of testing will be MEGACO/H.248 and then SIP-T and SIP
followed by MGCP. Production public releases of the MGC side of
MEGACO/H.248 and SIP-T acan be expected by the end of July 2007.
Things to Do
.............
- Testing. This package is completely untested. This remains to be
done.
_*todo*_
- Actually implement all of the package.
_*todo*_
- Copy all of the VoIP drivers, multiplexers and modules as well as
the test programs from the strss7 package and place them here.
Note that this package should load after strss7 (i.e, last).
_*todo*_
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