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MASTER THESIS<br />

Datum - Date Rev Dokumentnr - Document no.<br />

04-09-28 PA1<br />

and partly over internet. A VoIP application can hereby communicate with a PSTNbase<br />

telephone, and vice versa. In <strong>the</strong> ToIP experimental system currently under development<br />

at Ericsson, a call is intended to go between two PSTN based telephones<br />

although <strong>the</strong> call is transmitted over a I.P. network in local station. As depicted in<br />

Figure 1.<br />

• Solely over <strong>the</strong> internet<br />

Also a direct communication between two VoIP applications is possible.<br />

While IP Telephony should <strong>of</strong>fer <strong>the</strong> same standard <strong>of</strong> services provided by <strong>the</strong> commonly<br />

used PSTN and ISDN telephones, it may also be able to <strong>of</strong>fer a wide range <strong>of</strong> new services.<br />

Examples may include universal messaging, an integrated web browser or an FTP client<br />

[29].<br />

4.2 VoIP Components<br />

Regarding <strong>the</strong> technology requirements <strong>of</strong> an IP Telephony solution, four stages can be<br />

identified: signaling, encoding, transport and gateway control.<br />

4.2.1 Signal System 7<br />

When a user dials a number, signaling is required to establish <strong>the</strong> call by firstly determining<br />

<strong>the</strong> recipient’s call status - busy or available. The PSTN uses hereby <strong>the</strong> Signaling System<br />

7 (SS7), a particular set <strong>of</strong> protocols, for call setup, teardown and maintenance. SS7<br />

operates as a packet-switched network.<br />

An example <strong>of</strong> an VoIP network which uses an SS7-to-IP gateway is given in Figure 17.<br />

In this case, SS7 is responsible for <strong>the</strong> call control on both sides <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> PSTN and H.323 or<br />

Session Initial Protocol (SIP) controls calls in <strong>the</strong> IP network. Circuit-to-voice conversion is<br />

guaranteed through <strong>the</strong> media gateway [21].<br />

Figure 17: VoIP network with SS-7 to-IP gateway<br />

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