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An Architecture of Conference Control Functions

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Publisher Columbia University Department of Computer Science
Publisher Registration Direct access
Topics Industry Standard Protocols, Telecom Hardware Date added 20 Sep 1999
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This paper analyses the main activities of different types of conferences and presents an architecture for conference control called GCCP (Generic Conference Control Protocol). GCCP interworks different types of conferencing and provides a set of conference control functions that can be invoked by users directly. As an example of interworking, interoperation of IETF's SIP and ITU's H.323 call control functions have been examined here.It also shows that a careful analysis of a conferencing architecture can provide a set of control functions essential for any group communication model that can be extensible if needed.

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