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A method to efficiently integrate Internet Telephony call signaling with dynamic resource negotiation

Ge et al., 2006

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9803549499316923639
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Ge Y
Seah W
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Computer Networks

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Internet Telephony imposes Quality of Service (QoS) requirements in terms of delay, jitter and loss ratio to provide reliable, high-quality multimedia services. While the Internet has historically offered a best effort service, it is hard to satisfy the required QoS of multimedia …
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