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Jiri Kuthan 23 năm trước cách đây
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README

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 server based on the session initiation protocol (SIP RFC2543-bis). 
 It is engineered to power IP telephony infrastructures up to large 
 scale. The server keeps track of users, sets up VoIP sessions, 
-relays instant messages and creates space for new plug-in applications. 
-Its proven interoperability guarantees seamless integration with 
-components from other vendors, eliminating the risk of a single-vendor 
-trap. It has successfully participated in various interoperability 
-tests in which it worked with the products of other leading SIP vendors.
+relays instant messages and creates space for new plug-in 
+applications. Its proven interoperability guarantees seamless 
+integration with components from other vendors, eliminating the 
+risk of a single-vendor trap. It has successfully participated in 
+various interoperability tests in which it worked with the products 
+of other leading SIP vendors.
 
 The SIP Express Router enables a flexible plug-in model for new 
 applications: Third parties can easily link their plug-ins with 
-the server code and provide thereby advanced and customized services. 
-In this way, plug-ins such as SNMP support, RADIUS accounting,
-or SMS gateway have already been developed and are provided as 
-advanced features. Other modules are underway: Presence server,
-firewall control, and more.
-
-Its performance and robustness allows it to serve millions of users and 
-accommodate needs of very large operators. With a $3000 dual-CPU, the 
-SIP Express Router is able to power IP telephony services in an area 
-as large as the Bay Area during peak hours. Even on an IPAQ PDA, the server 
-withstands 150 calls per second (CPS)! The server has been powering our 
-iptel.org free SIP site withstanding heavy daily load that is further 
-increasing with the popularity of Microsoft's Messenger.  
-
-The SIP Express Router is extremely configurable to allow the creation of 
-various routing and admission policies as well as setting up new and 
-customized services. Its configurability allows it to serve many roles: 
-network security barrier, application server, or PSTN gateway guard for 
-example.
+the server code and provide thereby advanced and customized 
+services.  In this way, plug-ins such as SNMP support, RADIUS 
+accounting, or SMS gateway have already been developed and are 
+provided as advanced features. Other modules are underway: 
+Presence server, firewall control, and more.
+
+Its performance and robustness allows it to serve millions of users 
+and accommodate needs of very large operators. With a $3000 dual-CPU, 
+the SIP Express Router is able to power IP telephony services in an 
+area as large as the Bay Area during peak hours. Even on an IPAQ PDA, 
+the server withstands 150 calls per second (CPS)! The server has been 
+powering our iptel.org free SIP site withstanding heavy daily load 
+that is further increasing with the popularity of Microsoft's 
+Messenger.  
+
+The SIP Express Router is extremely configurable to allow the creation
+of various routing and admission policies as well as setting up new 
+and customized services. Its configurability allows it to serve many 
+roles: network security barrier, application server, or PSTN gateway 
+guard for example.
 
 
 II. Feature List
@@ -53,8 +55,9 @@ support for registrar, proxy and redirect mode. Further it acts as
 an application server with support for CPL, instant messaging and 
 presence (IM&P) including a 2G/SMS gateway, a call control policy 
 language, call number translation, private dial plans and accounting, 
-authorization and authentication (AAA) services. SER runs on Sun/Solaris, 
-PC/Linux, IPAQ/Linux platforms and supports  both IPv4 and IPv6.
+authorization and authentication (AAA) services. SER runs on Sun/
+Solaris, PC/Linux, IPAQ/Linux platforms and supports  both IPv4 and 
+IPv6.
 
 
 III. About iptel.org