Episode
SIP Signaling, Negotiation and Media Flows in Skype for Business, Explained
with Johan Delimon
SIP is an international standard that describes how to set up, control, and terminate multimedia communication sessions and, SDP is a way to describe media initialization that creates RTP-based media streams. Skype for Business uses SIP as the underlying communications protocol for everything going on between clients and servers, so knowing how the SIP protocol works is crucial to fully understanding how it all works under the covers. This session is highly recommended if you want a better understanding of how to troubleshoot the call setup process with demos to give you great insight into all of the secrets of signaling and media.
SIP is an international standard that describes how to set up, control, and terminate multimedia communication sessions and, SDP is a way to describe media initialization that creates RTP-based media streams. Skype for Business uses SIP as the underlying communications protocol for everything going on between clients and servers, so knowing how the SIP protocol works is crucial to fully understanding how it all works under the covers. This session is highly recommended if you want a better understanding of how to troubleshoot the call setup process with demos to give you great insight into all of the secrets of signaling and media.
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