Tuesday, October 12, 2004
VeriSign Announces VoIP Access to Global SS7 Network
VeriSign's SIP-7 Service Allows VoIP Carriers to Complete Connectivity to Public Phone Network
USTA TELECOM '04, LAS VEGAS, October 11, 2004
VeriSign, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRSN), the leading provider of intelligent infrastructure services for the Internet and telecommunications networks, announced today that it is offering Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers a cost-effective way to exchange voice traffic with traditional telecommunications carriers.
Leveraging VeriSign’s SS7 Network and VoIP access services, VeriSign’s new SIP-7 (Session Initiation Protocol 7) Services provide SIP-to-ISUP (ISDN User Part) protocol conversion. SIP-7 allows SIP providers to connect to VeriSign’s SS7 network, the largest independent SS7 network, via a SIP-enabled soft switch and secure Virtual Private Network (VPN). The basic service provides connectivity to North American carrier’s networks with international connectivity available as an option. By offloading the complexity of interworking with the SS7 system, VoIP carriers can decrease capital expenditures and speed time to market for launching production services.
VeriSign Announces VoIP Access to Global SS7 Network from VeriSign, Inc.
VeriSign's SIP-7 Service Allows VoIP Carriers to Complete Connectivity to Public Phone Network
USTA TELECOM '04, LAS VEGAS, October 11, 2004
VeriSign, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRSN), the leading provider of intelligent infrastructure services for the Internet and telecommunications networks, announced today that it is offering Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers a cost-effective way to exchange voice traffic with traditional telecommunications carriers.
Leveraging VeriSign’s SS7 Network and VoIP access services, VeriSign’s new SIP-7 (Session Initiation Protocol 7) Services provide SIP-to-ISUP (ISDN User Part) protocol conversion. SIP-7 allows SIP providers to connect to VeriSign’s SS7 network, the largest independent SS7 network, via a SIP-enabled soft switch and secure Virtual Private Network (VPN). The basic service provides connectivity to North American carrier’s networks with international connectivity available as an option. By offloading the complexity of interworking with the SS7 system, VoIP carriers can decrease capital expenditures and speed time to market for launching production services.
VeriSign Announces VoIP Access to Global SS7 Network from VeriSign, Inc.
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