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Employing IT- Level Security for IP Videoconferencing
Overview In recent years videoconferencing has morphed from an ISDN-centric to an IP-centric model. In fact, most videoconferencing systems today support IP networks out of the box, while ISDN network connectivity - once the de facto standard- has become and optional add-on. In addition of IP capabilities to videoconferencing systems and infrastructure devices has provided many performance, management, and cost benefits and has paved the way for a large-scale deployments of videoconferencing within the enterprise.
| Publisher | Tandberg | File Format | |
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| Date Published | June 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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