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For terms or acronyms not listed below, see Internetworking Terms and Acronyms at the following URL:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ita/index.htm
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AAA | authentication, authorization, and accounting |
ALTDGK | alternate directory gatekeeper |
AMA | automatic messaging accounting |
ANI | automatic number identification |
APC | adjacent point code |
ARJ | authorization reject |
ARP | authorization permit |
ASP | application service provider |
ARQ | authorization request |
B |
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BHCA | busy hour call attempts |
C |
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CAC | call admission control |
CAS | channel-associated signaling |
CCITT | Consultative Committee for International Telegraphy and Telephony |
CCS | common-channel interoffice signaling |
CDR | call detail record |
CHAP | Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol |
CIC | Cisco Info Center; carrier identification code |
CLI | command line interface |
CO | central office |
CSR | carier sensitive routing; customer service record |
CVM | CiscoWorks2000 Voice Manager |
D |
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DGK | directory gatekeeper |
DHCP | Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol |
DNIS | dialed number identification service |
DPC | destination point code |
DRQ | disconnect request |
DTE | data termination equipment |
E |
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EIA | Electronic Industry Alliance |
EMEA | Europe, Middle East, and Africa |
EMS | element management system |
EO | end office |
ETSI | European Telecommunications Standards Institute |
F |
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FG | feature group |
G |
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GK | gatekeeper |
GKRCS | gatekeeper-routed call signaling |
GKTMP | GateKeeper Transaction Message Protocola Cisco-proprietary protocol that allows third-party applications to influence the operation of the IOS GK |
GW | gateway |
H |
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HSRP | Hot Standby Router Protocolused to ensure GK fault tolerance |
I |
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IMT | intermachine trunk |
IPM | Cisco's Internetwork Performance Monitor |
ISP | Internet service provider |
ISUP | ISDN User Part |
ITSP | Internet telephony service provider |
ITU | International Telecommunication Union |
IVR | interactive voice response |
IXC | interexchange carriera regulated U.S. Class 4 carrier that is often a wholesale customer |
L |
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LCF | location confirm |
LCR | least-cost routing |
LEC | local exchange carrier |
M |
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MDO | message definition object |
MGC | media gateway controller |
MGCP | Media Gateway Control Protocol |
MIB | management information base |
MML | Man Machine Language |
MSU | message signaling unit |
MTP | message transfer protocol |
N |
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NAS | network access server (gateway) |
NI-2 | National ISDN version 2a BRI circuit |
NMS | network management system |
NFAS | Non-Facility Associated Signaling |
NOA | nature of address |
NOC | network operations center |
NTP | Network Time Protocol |
O |
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OLO | other licensed operator |
OOS | out of service |
OPC | origination point code |
OSP | Open Settlements Protocol |
OSS | operations support system |
OPT | Open Packet Telephony |
P |
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portable document format | |
PIN | personal identification number |
POP | point of presence |
PSTN | public switched telephone network |
PTT | Post, Telephone, Telegrapha government-mandated or -operated national telephony carrier |
Q |
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QoS | quality of service |
R |
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R2 | A type of CAS used widely in places other than North America |
RADIUS | Remote-Authentication Dial-In User Service |
RAI | resource availability indicator |
RAS | H.225 Registration, Admission, and Status Protocolspoken between H.323 gateways and their gatekeepers |
RCF | request confirm |
RLM | redundant link manager |
RRJ | request reject |
RRQ | registration request |
RTP | Realtime Transport Protocol |
RTS | real-time server |
RTSP | Real-Time Streaming Protocol for controlling the streaming of RTP packets from a storage source |
RUDP | Reliable User Datagram Protocol |
S |
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SAA | service assurance agent |
SC | signaling controllera Cisco SC2200 signaling gateway that converts SS7 to a backhauled NI-2 protocol to gateways |
SGCP | Simple Gateway Control Protocol |
SLT | signaling link terminationa Cisco 2611 machine capable of terminating SS7 at the MTP2 layer and backhauling MTP3 (and up) to the SC2200 or virtual switch controller (VSC) |
SNMP | Simple Network Management Protocol |
SS7 | Signaling System 7 |
SSL | secure socket layer |
SSP | signaling service point |
STC | signaling termination channel |
T |
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TAC | Technical Assistance Center |
TCL | Tool Command Language |
TDM | time division multiplex |
TFTP | Trivial File-Transfer Protocol |
TIA | Telecommunications Industry Association |
TIPHON | Telecommunications and Internet Protocol Harmonization Over Networks; commonly referred to as ETSI TIPHON (see ETSI) |
U |
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URL | uniform resource locator |
UDP | User Datagram Protocol |
URQ | unregistration request |
V |
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VSA | vendor-specific attributea nonstandard attribute tag used by RADIUS. Cisco has defined many useful VSAs to enhance the gateway CDR format. |
VSC | virtual switch controllerone of various Cisco machines capable of providing SS7 signaling conversion, and able to control gateways by means of MGCP; referred to as the SC in this document |
VWIC | Voice/WAN interface card |
W |
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WIC | WAN interface card |
Posted: Wed Nov 13 10:43:33 PST 2002
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