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Home » Telica Chooses DCL for VoIP Software

Telica Chooses DCL for VoIP Software

May 27, 2003
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Telica has licensed Data Connection Limited’s (DCL’s) DC-MGCP, DC-Megaco, DC-SIP and DC-ATM software for its Plexus 9000 softswitch-based switching platform. DCL’s SIP, MGCP and Megaco/H.248 products provide portable source code for VoIP applications, with support for advanced distributed and fault-tolerant architectures. The Telica Plexus 9000 is a carrier-grade switch that includes all the elements of a softswitch-based solution, media gateway, media gateway controller and signaling gateway, to provide Class 4/5 switching for the PSTN as well as for ATM and IP networks. Data Connection’s DC-SIP provides a full SIP User Agent and Proxy to the latest RFCs, and DC-MGCP/Megaco provides flexible MG and MGC function.
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