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ILS
The Internet Locator Service is a directory system used by IP telephony
(Voice Over IP) clients to locate other clients.
Unlike a POTS* network where each phone is always available and has a
fixed number, an IP client may or may not be available and its IP address
may change over time. ILS maintains a phonebook with which users
register themselves.
Linux supports several IP telephony clients (most notable is GNOME
Meeting, http://www.gnomemeeting.org) and NetMeeting is available for
Microsoft platforms.
Almost all IP Telephony products support ILS to some degree.
* POTS, Plain Old Telephone Service
** NetMeeting and Microsoft are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc.