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Travis Russell

"The IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS): Session Control and Other Network Operations"

For example, if the session is a Webinar,
the Web site is where participants can go for additional information about the
Webinar (such as login information).
?–  e = e-mail address This usually contains the e-mail address of the creator, where
participants can acquire more information.
?–  p = phone number The contact phone number where more information can be
provided about the session.
?–  c = connection information Additional information about the connection for
the session.
?–  b = bandwidth information The amount of bandwidth to be provided for the
session.
?–  z = time zone adjustments Any time zone adjustments to be considered.
?–  k = encryption keys The encryption keys for the session.
?–  a = zero or more session attribute lines The number of attribute lines in
the SDP.
Time Description
?–  t = time the session is active What time does the session start, for example.
?–  r = zero or more repeat times How many times the session repeats.
Media Description
?–  m = media name and transport address Name of the media, if applicable.
?–  i = media title Title of the media (Travis??™s Vacation Film, e.g.).
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) 85
?–  c = connection information Additional connection information.
?–  b = bandwidth information Bandwidth required to support the media.
?–  k = encryption key Encryption keys required.
?–  a = zero or more attribute lines Number of attribute lines provided.


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