SIP Protocols Internet

The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is an application-layer control (signaling) protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with one or more participants. These sessions include Internet telephone calls, instant messaging, multimedia conferences, and multimedia distribution.

• SIP Wiki - Wiki based resource containing information and links.
  
• IETF SIP Charter - Working group for protocol development. Links to RFC's and internet drafts.
  
• SIP Made Easy - An introductory tutorial talks about protocol functions, components, message types, how it works and where it is applied.
  
• pulver.com - A collection of information on the protocol. Contains news, reports and an IP telephony job noticeboard.
  
• Soft Front - Provides a software development environment.
  
• SIP Forum - A membership based forum. Also contains a news board.
  
• Voice System - Design, consultancy and development for SIP Express Router (SER) servers.
  
• Tech Invite - Portal containing links to technical information and RFC documentation.
  
• VoIP User - Consumer guide and forum. Also has software phone downloads and links to service providers.
  
• The SIP Center - Portal with technical and market resources aimed at commercial developers. Also provides a testbed area for software and proxy development.
  
• SIP411 Directory Services - A Yellow Pages style directory of SIP addresses.
  
• SIPfoundry - An international open source community providing VoIP solutions and technology based on the SIP standard.
  
• PROTOS Test Suite - A test-suite to find vulnerabilities in protocol software.
  
• FirstHand Technologies - Client and server software developer for service providers and telecom equipment vendors, to address enterprise mobility markets.
  
• Vidosystem - Produces softphones. Site has downloads section and information on protocols supported.
  
  

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