1
Scope
2
References
2.1
Normative
references
2.2
Informative
references
3
Terms,
definitions and abbreviations
3.1
Terms
and definitions
3.2
Abbreviations
4
Conventions
5
Introduction
5.1
Relation
with H.323 standards
5.2
Relation
with IETF standards
5.3
Relation
to RFC 3435 and ABNF Grammar
6
Media Gateway Controller Interface (MGCI)
6.1
Model
and naming conventions
6.2
SDP
use
6.3
Gateway
control functions
6.4
States,
failover and race conditions
6.5
Return
codes and error codes
6.6
Reason
codes
6.7 Use of local connection options and
connection descriptors
7 Media gateway control protocol
7.1 General description
7.2
Command
header
7.3
Response
header formats
7.4
Session
description encoding
7.5
Transmission
over UDP
7.6
Piggybacking
7.7 Transaction identifiers and three-way
handshake
7.8
Provisional
responses
8
Security
Annex A –
Event packages
A.1
Line
package
A.2
FAX
Package
Annex B – Dynamic Quality of Service
Appendix I
– Example event package
Appendix II – Example command encodings
II.1 NotificationRequest
II.2
Notify
II.3
CreateConnection
II.4
ModifyConnection
II.5
DeleteConnection
(From the Call Agent)
II.6
DeleteConnection
(From the Embedded Client)
II.7
DeleteConnection
(Multiple Connections From the Call Agent)
II.8
AuditEndpoint
II.9
AuditConnection
II.10
RestartInProgress
Appendix
III – Example call flow
Appendix IV – Connection mode
Appendix V – Compatibility information
Appendix VI
– Additional example event packages
Appendix VII – Event packages
Appendix
VIII – Application of the NCS protocol to a SCN IPAT
VIII.1
Overview
VIII.2
IPAT
architecture
VIII.3
Electrical
and physical interface requirements
VIII.4
NCS
package for V5 SCN protocol messages
VIII.5
Provisioning
configurations
VIII.6
European
Line Package support
VIII.7
Call
flow examples
Appendix IX
– Metering support for IPCablecom NCS
IX.1
Objectives
IX.2 Automatic metering package
IX.3 Use cases –
Example call flows
IX.4 Terms
Appendix X
– ABNF Grammar for NCS
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