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Title : Examples for Provision of Preferential Treatment in Voice over IP
Author(s) : M. Pierce, D. Choi
Filename : draft-pierce-ieprep-pref-treat-examples-02.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2004-1-9
Assured Service refers to the set of capabilities used to ensure
that mission critical communications are setup and remain connected.
[Pierce1] describes the requirements, one of which is to provide
preferential treatment to higher priority calls. IEPS refers to a
set of capabilities used to provide a higher probability of call
completion to emergency calls made by authorized personnel, usually
from ordinary telephones. This also requires some form of
preferential treatment. This memo describes some of the methods
which may be applied to provide that preferential treatment.
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