VoIP Phone Architecture (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
This section introduces the major Internet Protocol (IP) phone functionality that ships in Windows Embedded CE and explains how the different modules and components interact with each other and with other non-VoIP phone functionality. It also provides some background information about Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies and protocols.
In This Section
VoIP Technology and Protocol Overview
Provides a brief introduction to common VoIP concepts, including the following:- A comparison of circuit-switched and packet-switched networks
- An introduction to the common VoIP protocols Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP)
- Information about connecting VoIP phones to phones on the public telephone network
- VoIP Phone Functionality in Windows Embedded CE
Introduces the major pieces of VoIP functionality in Windows Embedded CE and explains how they interact to produce a working VoIP phone.
- VoIP Phone Hardware Requirements
Provides general guidelines for hardware requirements of a VoIP phone built using Windows Embedded CE.
- VoIP Phone Networks
Explains a small example VoIP network that includes IP and analog phones, a SIP proxy server, and a VoIP/public telephone network gateway.
Related Sections
- IP Phone Basic Design Template
Provides details of the Catalog items included in the IP Phone Basic design template.
- IP Phone Advanced Design Template
Provides details of the Catalog items included in the IP Phone Advanced design template.
- How to Develop a VoIP Phone
Provides a step-by-step guide to learning and developing with Windows Embedded CE VoIP functionality.
- Customizing a VoIP Phone
Describes how to customize VoIP phones built using Windows Embedded CE VoIP technology, including information about how the functionality can be customized and a list of specific common customization tasks.