MGCP Information Site
MGCP was originally developed to address the need of scaling ingress
and egress gateways in order to meet the demands of service providers.
MGCP utilizes SDP for negotiating the media streams transmitted
and received on the packet network, which significantly reduces the
interworking complexity between SIP-based media gateway controllers
(or "call agents") and media gateways. MGCP was published by the IETF
as Informational RFCs (shown on this page) and also standardized
by the ITU-T and adopted for use within cable networks. MGCP is widely
deployed around the world.
Please also refer to these IANA pages:
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ITU Specifications
J.162 |
Network call signalling protocol for the delivery of
time-critical services over cable television networks using cable
modems
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J.169 |
IPCablecom network call signalling (NCS) MIB requirements
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J.171 |
IPcablecom trunking gateway control protocol (TGCP)
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J.175 |
Audio server protocol
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