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Abstract SCTP: Stream Control Transmission Protocol An

Jorge Mena, Ryan Rusich

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Abstract

Currently the Internet infrastructure is dominated by the transport protocols TCP and UDP. While TCP provides strict sequencing and reliable delivery and UDP provides plain fast transmission, there exists applications that occupy the best out of the two worlds, such as telephony signaling. Moreover, since the emergence of the Internet, the industry is seeing converge the two largest networks in the world: the IP Network and the Public Switched Telephony Network, making the need of more suitable protocol more apparent. SCTP is a protocol that has been proposed by the IETF in 2000, and defined initially in the RFC 2960. With this situation in mind and after analyzing the current market conditions, the authors of this paper present an analysis of SCTP as a viable solution to the current situation and provide their own perspective and predictions about the future of SCTP. 1

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Mena, J., & Rusich, R. (2008). Abstract SCTP: Stream Control Transmission Protocol An.

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@article{mena2008abstract,
  title = {{Abstract SCTP: Stream Control Transmission Protocol An}},
  author = {Mena, Jorge and Rusich, Ryan},
  year = {2008}
}

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