June 2005
Intermediate to advanced
502 pages
21h 48m
English
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Index | 463
ILEC (incumbent local exchange
carrier), 267, 447
emergency dispatch requirements, 268,
349
RBOCs and, 61
IM (see instant messaging)
implementation scenario, compatibility with
VoIP, 166, 181–186
in-band faxing, 331
in-band signaling, 63, 362, 447
include context command, Asterisk CLI, 424
including configuration files, 384
incumbent local exchange carrier (see ILEC)
independent call path, 125, 129
INFO method, SIP, 151
init keys command, Asterisk CLI, 428
init script, Red Hat, starting Asterisk
using, 47
inline power device vendors, 380–381
inline power (see PoE)
InnoPort service provider, 340
in-out function, 101
inside wiring, 69
instant messaging (IM), 447
SIP supporting, 133
vendors for, 370–371
integrated access device (IAD), 213, 447
integrated services digital network
(ISDN), 448
Intel Dialogic products, 376
interactive directory, creating, 325–328
interactive voice response (see IVR)
Inter-Asterisk Exchange protocol (see IAX
protocol)
Inter-Asterisk Exchange Telephone (see
IAXTel)
intercom calling, 96
interexchange carrier (IXC), 62
interface cards (see PCI interface cards)
internal management cost savings, 171
International Telecommunications Union
(ITU), 5, 448
Internet
connecting VoIP networks, 302–306
dial prefixes for calling between
TSPs, 305
Internet Connection Sharing feature,
Microsoft ...