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Protocols Suite

Protocols Suite. By: Aleksandr Gidenko. H.323 is a multimedia conferencing protocol for voice, video and data over IP-based networks that do not provide a guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS). It was designed to operate over complex networks, such as the Internet.

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Protocols Suite

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  1. Protocols Suite By: Aleksandr Gidenko

  2. H.323 is a multimedia conferencing protocol for voice, video and data over IP-based networks that do not provide a guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS). It was designed to operate over complex networks, such as the Internet. H.323 was first approved in February 1996 and was published by the ITU in November 1996. What is H.323?

  3. VoIP Usage “By mid-2007, there were 11.8 million consumer VoIP subscribers in the U.S. (more than 10 percent of U.S. households), according to a recent report from TeleGeography. By the end of 2007, this number is projected to reach 15.2 million subscribers and to 23.3 million by the end of 2011.”

  4. H.323 Usage - Public Switched Telephone Network

  5. H.323 Protocol Stack OSI TCP/IP

  6. H.323 Protocol Stack (cont.)‏

  7. Used in gatekeeper discovery and endpoint registration. RAS is unreliable. H.255 recommends time-outs and retry counts for some messages. H.225.0Registration, Admission and Status (RAS)

  8. Used to setup connections between endpoints. Creates a reliable control channel using TCP on port 1720. H.225.0 (Q.931) Call Setup and Termination

  9. Handles transmission capabilities and mode preferences. Used to exchange end-to-end messages between endpoints. Resolves call media and established media flow. H.245 Control Signaling

  10. Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) is used to transport real-time media such as audio and video over IP networks. Provides timing information and transport-level sequencing. Uses application-level framing and integrated layer processing. RTP

  11. The RTP control protocol (RTCP) handles the transmission of control packets to all participants in the session. RTCP Functions: (Outlined in RFC 1889)‏ 1.Quality of Service (QoS) and congestion control 2.Identification 3.Session size estimation and scaling 4.Session control RTCP Packet Types: 1.Sender Report (SR)‏ 2.Receiver Report (RR)‏ 3.Source Description (SDES)‏ 4.Goodbye (BYE)‏ 5.Application Specific RTCP

  12. H.323 Communication

  13. ... H.323 Call

  14. Lets get technical If time permits...

  15. RTP Header Headers RTCP Header V = Version P = Padding X = Extension M = Marker CSRC = Contributing Source SSRC = Synchronization Source

  16. H.225.0 Header Headers (cont.)‏ H.225.0 Information Elements “The structure of H.225 follows the Q.931 standard”

  17. H.225.0 - RAS RRQ – Registration Request RCF – Registration Confirmation RRJ – Registration Rejection ARQ – Admission Request ACF – Admission Confirmation ARJ – Admission Rejection BRQ – Bandwidth Request BCF – Bandwidth Confirmation BRJ – Bandwidth Rejection DRQ – Disengage Request DCF – Disengage Confirmation DRJ – Disengage Rejection IRQ – Info Request IRR – Info Request Response RIP – Request in Progress (RAS timers)‏ LRQ – Location Request Messages H.225.0 - Q.931 000 xxxxx Call establishment messages: 00001 ALERTING 00010 CALL PROCEEDING 00111 CONNECT 01111 CONNECT KNOWLEDGE 00011 PROGRESS 00101 SETUP 01101 SETUP ACKNOWLEDGE 001 xxxxx Call information phase messages: 00110 RESUME 01110 RESUME ACKNOWLEDGE 00010 RESUME REJECT 00101 SUSPEND 01101 SUSPEND ACKNOWLEDGE 00001 SUSPEND REJECT 00000 USER INFORMATION 010 xxxxx Call clearing messages: 00101 DISCONNECT 01101 RELEASE 11010 RELEASE COMPLETE 00110 RESTART 01110 RESTART ACKNOWLEDGE 011 xxxxx Miscellaneous messages: 00000 SEGMENT 11001 CONGESTION CONTROL 11011 INFORMATION 01110 NOTIFY 11101 STATUS 10101 STATUS ENQUIRY

  18. H.245 MessageFunction Master-Slave Determination Determines which terminal is the master and which is the slave. Possible replies: Acknowledge, Reject, Release (in case of a time out). Terminal Capability Set Contains information about a terminal's capability to transmit and receive multimedia streams. Possible replies: Acknowledge, Reject, Release. Open Logical Channel Opens a logical channel for transport of audiovisual and data information. Possible replies: Acknowledge, Reject, Confirm. Close Logical Channel Closes a logical channel between two endpoints. Possible replies: Acknowledge Request Mode Used by a receive terminal to request particular modes of transmission from a transmit terminal. General mode types include VideoMode, AudioMode, DataMode and Encryption Mode. Possible replies: Acknowledge, Reject, Release. Send Terminal Capability Set Commands the far-end terminal to indicate its transmit and receive capabilities by sending one or more Terminal Capability Sets. End Session Command Indicates the end of the H.245 session. After transmission, the terminal will not send any more H.245 messages. Messages (cont.)‏

  19. ITU - International Telecommunications Union MCU – Multipoint Control Unit MC – Multipoint Controller MP – Multipoint Processor MGC – Media Gateway Controller MG – Media Gateway RTP/RTCP – Real-time Transport Protocol / Real-time Transport Control Protocol SIP – Session Initiation Protocol (Competitor Protocol for VoIP)‏ IETF - Internet Engineering Task Force)‏ Terms

  20. References Online • Information Site: http://www.packetizer.com/ipmc/h323/ • Protocol Overview: http://www.en.voipforo.com/H323/H323_objetives.php • Primer: http://www.packetizer.com/ipmc/h323/papers/primer/ • H.323 VS SIP: http://www.tspt.net.et/documentation/VOIP/H_323versusSIP.htm • Open Source Project: http://www.h323plus.org/ • Open Source Project: http://www.openh323.org/ • Javvin: http://www.javvin.com/ • VoIP Usage: http://techuntangled.com/us-voip-market-skyrockets-as-cable-companies-lead-the-way Book • Stallings, William. Data and Computer Communications

  21. Images http://www.h323forum.org/ http://www.provu.co.uk/ipvideo_wvp2100.html http://www.packetizer.com/ipmc/h323/images/h323_logo.gif http://www.networkdictionary.com/howto/VOIPUsingH323ProtocolWork.php http://www.protocols.com/pbook/h323.htm http://www.ncih.net/h323/h323link.html http://www.networkdictionary.com/howto/VOIPUsingH323ProtocolWork.php http://techuntangled.com/us-voip-market-skyrockets-as-cable-companies-lead-the-way http://www.humanproductivitylab.com/archive_blogs/2006/10/22/cisco_joins_videoconference_fo_1.php

  22. Side Notes • RTP - RFC 1889 • RTCP - RFC 1889 • “It is a part of the ITU-T H.32x series of protocols, which also address multimedia communications over Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) or Signaling System 7 (SS7), and 3G mobile networks.” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.323)‏ • “H.323 is an ITU VOIP protocol. It was created at about the same time as SIP, but was more widely adopted and deployed earlier. Today, most of the world's VoIP traffic is carried over H.323 networks, with billions of minutes of traffic being carried every month.” (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/H.323)‏ • SIP is an application-level control protocol. • Video codecs: H.261, H.263, H.264 • Audio codecs: G.711, G.729, G.729a, G.723.1, G.726 • Text codecs: T.140 • (from Wikipedia)‏

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