- Internally Multi-Threaded
- Multi-Instance
- TLS
- GRUU
- Offer/Answer Capabilities
- Persistent Connection
- Digest Authentication Support
- MESSAGE Support
- UPDATE Support
- REFER (transfer) Extension Support
- High Availability (HA) Support
- SIP-T (Interworking with ISUP/QSIP) Support
- Multi-Part MIME Bodies Support
- PRACK (RFC 3262 - Reliable Provisional Responses)
- Extension Support (Manual and Automatic Operation)
- 182 response
- Server-Features (Require-Supported)
Mechanism
- INFO Extension support
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- Multi-Homed Hosts
- IPv6 Support*
- Loose Routing
- Advanced DNS Queries (Locating SIP
Servers using SRV and NAPTR for outgoing requests*)
- SUBSCRIBE-NOTIFY (SIP Events)
- Session Timer
- Enhanced Parser
- General URL Scheme Support (e.g. - TEL, IM)
- rPort
- In-Band DTMF
- Merging Disabling
- Transmitter object
- IP Address black/white list enabled
- Dynamic local address setting
- IP TOS setting
- Synchronous DNS and dynamic NDS server setting
- Dynamic Via Header control
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All RADVISION products and solutions take into account interoperability issues between disparate networks, protocols and devices. The SIP Stack has been thoroughly tested for full interoperability with other clients and servers.
The SIP Stack is based on RADVISION’s Common Core, an operating system abstraction layer specifically optimized for communication protocols and embedded platforms. This ensures easy portability of developed products between platforms and operating systems, including those not directly supported by RADVISION.