A Hierachical VoIP System Based on Peer-to-Peer SIP: A Manageable Approach
Linchen Yu, Xiaofei Liao, Hai Jin, Pengcheng Qin · 2010
Peer-to-Peer SIP is proposed to leverage Peer-to-Peer computing to control multimedia sessions in a decentralized manner. A lot of companies can be benefited if conventional SIP environment does not require the configuration and maintenance of central servers. However, existing P2PSIP systems put too much emphasis on the decentralization of SIP elements and the briefness of distribution. To some extent, P2PSIP system is manageable, but the control of the entire system is still relatively weak. In this paper, we propose a hierarchical P2PSIP system to address the manageable problems. Actual deployment and exhaustive simulations are performed to evaluate the performance of our P2PSIP schemes. Results indicate that the manageable approach not only solves the control liability problem, but also performs good reliability, scalability, and interoperability.