[cisco-voip] Suggestions on book on SIP protocol?

Eric Pedersen PedersenE at bennettjones.com
Mon Jun 21 12:58:05 EDT 2021


I have this  book from a number of years ago and found it quite useful. I like having a resource that isn't Cisco-centric.

SIP: Understanding the Session Initiation Protocol, Fourth edition: Johnston, Alan B.: 9781608078639: Amazon.com: Books<https://www.amazon.com/SIP-Understanding-Session-Initiation-Protocol-dp-1608078639/dp/1608078639/ref=dp_ob_title_bk>



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Subject: [cisco-voip] Suggestions on book on SIP protocol?

People,

Can anyone give me a good reference on books that explain the SIP Protocol?

I already have a significant working knowledge on SIP. I have set up some trunks On CUCM and CUBE and troubleshooted many more. But I am still lacking on the WHYs of many things. So I am looking, for example, for theoretical explanations of SIP call flows and the variations of headers and options, without being dry as hell as a RFC or Cisco technical documents. Some good book that can be used as reference material.
One of the issues I have with Cisco tech notes is that when they do examples-by-debug often they lack explanations or discussion of possibilities.

What have you people read and can recommend?

Regards,

Ariel Pablo Roza
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