Megaco ATM MG Implementation Considerations
draft-scoggins-megaco-atmimp-00
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| Author | S Scoggins | ||
| Last updated | 1999-10-27 | ||
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| Consensus boilerplate | Unknown | ||
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| IESG | IESG state | Expired | |
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Abstract
This document proposes mechanisms needed to address issues associated with connection oriented packet networks such as an ATM network or an IP network which use some form of network path reservation. These issues are to: - allow for determination of which Media Gateway (MG) should initiate the creation of the network connection path and correlation of the network connection path between MGs, - allow for a wait state while an end-to-end network path between MGs is being established to effect the ADD of an connection oriented ephemeral termination, for example, UNI/PNNI setup of an ATM SVC, - allow for recognition and generation of events and signals to support access/use of a connection oriented packet based network. First, this document contains a proposal for use of a unique identifier to be passed between the two MGs that allows for correlation of a network path with a specific request or call attempt.
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