session controller Last modified: Wednesday, May 02, 2007
A session controller, abbreviated as SC, is used to connect VoIP applications and systems into a single network. It provides Layer 5 routing and control to manage real time traffic between IP networks. Session controllers addresses issues concerning network security, call signaling, call control, QoS, and session routing. See also Session Border Controller.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about session controller . Also check out the following links! Enterprise VoIP Planet  The IT Manager's Guide to Voice over IP Network World: Session controller  A session controller provides services between H.323 and SIP endpoints. In effect, this hardware/software combination operates simultaneously as an H.323 gatekeeper and SIP proxy server. In addition, it provides the SIP/H.323 interworking function that enables any-to-any connectivity between endpoints. Quick Reference: Internet Telephony  Internet telephony can be basically broken down into three categories consisting of PC-to-PC telephony, PC to Phone, and Phone to Phone.	Internet Telephony Telecommunications call agent call controller call signaling Internet telephony IP OSI OSI Model OSI Reference Model real time session border controller session hijacking Session Initiated Protocol VoIP VoIP Gateway Give Us Your Feedback Shopping session controller Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Musical Instruments 4 Store Offers Routers 2 Model Matches Software 1 Store Offers