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Why is Cisco adopting the SIP protocol?
Our SearchNetworkingChannel.com expert says it's a good for Cisco to embrace SIP as a networking protocol standard alongside SCCP, or their Skinny Client Control Protocol. Do you agree? Why or why not?
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| May 9 2008 3:19 PM GMT
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