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H.323 Toolkit
The award-winning, RADVISION H.323 Protocol Toolkit implements all mandatory H.323 features and offers the most extensive implementation of optional capabilities. The current RADVISION release is ITU-T H.323 version 5 compliant, supports the latest standards and is fully backward compatible.
The H.323 stack can be used to develop:
- MCUs
- Gateways
- Softswitches
- IADs
- IP phones
- VoIP-enabled chipsets
- Room systems
- IP-PBXs
- Session Border Controllers(SBCs)
  H.323 Stack Highlights
Large customer base, with hundreds of different products deployed today
Support for the latest H.323 standards and technologies, through flexible and varied APIs
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The H.323 Stack is a modular solution, enabling the development of virtually any type of H.323 device. It includes an optional set of add-on modules, including the H.460.17-19 Firewall/NAT Traversal, H.450 Supplementary Services and H.235 Security. | H.323 Stack Highlights
- High-Level API
- IPv4/IPv6 Support
- H.460.17-19 Firewall/NAT Traversal
- Real-Time Fax (Annex D)
- UDP Signaling (Annex E)
- HTTP-Based Service Control for H.323 Devices (Annex K)
- Stimulus Signaling, Tunneled MEGACO Messages (Annex L)
- Telephony Signaling Tunneling Through H.323 (Annex M)
- DNS support (Annex O)
- Remote Camera Control (Annex Q)
- H.341 MIB Support
- Q.931 Multiplexing
- High Capacity Registration (Additive Registration)
- H.245v13 Advanced Call Control
- Multi-homed IP
- H.235v3 Security
- Full H.450 Supplementary Services
- H.245 GEF API
- H.350 LDAP support
The H.323 stack supports all of the latest standards required to build VoIP solutions. Refer to the product datasheet for more information.
Related products and solutions:
- Full Source Code
- Complete source code sample application
- Full documentation, programmer's guide and reference guide
- Porting guide (for unsupported operating systems)
- Training
- Version upgrades
- Professional customer support
- Turnkey solutions (upon request)
- Porting services (upon request)
H.460 Firewall/NAT Traversal is being deployed today by most players on the video conferencing market.
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