Knowledge Base

Ingate Knowledge Base

• No1 What is the SIP protocol?
• No2 The Basics of SIP Trunking
• No3 What is NAT?
• No4 The importance of an Ingate
• No5 Digging Deeper
• No6 Port Forwarding
• No7_SIP Trunking Bring Your Own Bandwidth
• No8 - Managed SIP Trunking Service Providers
• No9 - The Role of an Ingate in a Managed Services Environment
• No10 - What is SIPconnect and How Does Ingate Work with It?
• No11 - SIP Security
• No12 - Demystifying Deep Packet Inspection
• No13 More About SIP Protocol Security SIP Compliancy
• No14 - The TLS and SRTP Combination
• No15 Routing Rules and Policies
• No16 - IDS IPS and the Ingate Enhanced Security Software Module
• No17 - Malicious SIP Packet Attacks and Ingate Enhanced Security
• No18 - How Ingate Differs from Other SIP Solutions
• No19 - Ingate, Asterisk and Cisco Call Manager
• No20 - Voice and data on the same enterprise LAN
• No21 - NAT Traversal - Critical for Service Providers
• No22_Connecting to One of Many IP-PBXs
• No23 E-SBCs as the Demarcation Point
• No 24 - Diagnosing and Troubleshooting
• No 25 - Microsoft OCS and SIP Trunking_Troubleshooting
• No 26 - Connecting Remote Workers
• No 27 - UC Provides Lifeline
• No 28 - The Role of an E-SBC
• No 29 - SIP Trunking with Legacy PBXs
• No 30 - Mulitple SIParator Distribution
• No 31 - Announcing the New SIP Trunk-Unified Communications Summit at ITEXPO
• No 32 - Fax, Session Border Control and SIP Trunking, by Dialogic
• No 33 - SIP Trunking in Latin America and Europe, by Joel Maloff
• No 34 - Making SIP Trunks Work with Microsoft Lync
• No 35 - Local Advertising to Grow Your SIP Trunking Business
• No 36 - Federation Gateways: A New SBC Role