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23、2.1 Call Agent 9 4.2.2 Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco) Telephone . 9 4.2.3 H.323 Telephone 9 4.2.4 Handover 10 4.2.5 SIP Telephone 10 4.2.6 WLAN IP telephony endpoint . 10 4.2.7 Telephone . 10 4.2.8 Soft-Client Telephone 10 4.2.9 Roaming/Handover 10 4.3 Abbreviations and Acronyms 11 5 Technical Re
24、quirements . 135.1 Display and Keypad Requirements . 13 5.1.1 Display Requirements 13 5.1.2 Keypad Requirements 13 5.1.3 Audio call control commands 14 5.1.4 Power on/off command 14 5.1.5 Handset status indicators 14 5.1.6 Local menu. 14 5.2 Disability Requirements 14 5.3 Acoustic Performance Requir
25、ements 15 5.3.1 Codec Technical Requirements . 15 5.3.2 Handset Technical Requirements 16 5.3.2.1 Handset Volume Control and Magnetic Output Requirements 165.3.2.2 Mute function .165.3.3 Headset Technical Requirements . 16 5.3.4 Handsfree Technical Requirements . 16 5.4 Networks Requirements 16 5.4.
26、1 Internet Protocol requirements . 16 5.4.1.1 Signaling Transport Protocols 175.4.1.2 Media Transport Protocols .175.4.1.3 Host Configuration .175.4.1.4 QoS Support Generic Requirements 175.4.1.5 IP Security 185.4.1.6 Mandatory Security Service .195.4.1.7 Optional Security Services .195.4.1.8 IPv6 S
27、upport 215.4.1.9 Provisioning Security .215.4.1.10 Automated configuration and attributes list .225.4.2 VLAN support . 23 5.4.3 Mobility 23 5.4.3.1 Handover 235.5 Emergency . 235.6 Safety . 23 5.7 Electromagnetic Compatibility . 24 5.8 Powering 245.8.1 Local Power . 24 5.8.2 Standby power . 24 5.8.3
28、 Power saving 24 5.8.3.1 Power-saving parameters .245.8.3.2 Power-saving features 255.9 Environmental Considerations 26 5.10 Telephony Feature Descriptions 26 5.10.1 Originate and Accept Calls 27 5.10.2 Calling Party Address/Alias Presentation 28 5.10.3 Calling Party Address/Alias Presentation Restr
29、iction . 28 5.10.4 Calling Party Name Presentation . 28 5.10.4.1 Calling Party Name Presentation Restriction .285.10.5 Call Transfer 29 5.10.5.1 Blind Call Transfer .295.10.5.2 Call Transfer with Consultation .295.10.6 Call Diversion 29 5.10.6.1 Call Forwarding on All Calls .295.10.6.2 Call Forwardi
30、ng on Busy .305.10.6.3 Call Forwarding on No Answer .305.10.7 Call Hold 30 5.10.8 Call Park. 30 5.10.9 Call Pickup . 30 5.10.10 Call Waiting . 30 5.10.11 Message Waiting Indication . 30 5.10.12 Multiple Call Appearance 30 5.10.13 Multiple Address Appearance (Multiple Line Appearance) 31 5.10.14 Mult
31、iple Station Appearance 31 5.10.15 Three Party Conference 31 5.10.16 Redial . 31 5.10.17 Personal Directory 31 5.10.18 Call Back request . 31 5.10.19 Confidentiality 31 5.10.20 Authentication 32 5.10.20.1 Device Authentication .325.10.20.2 User Authentication .325.10.21 Emergency Calling . 32 5.11 C
32、ontrol Protocol Requirements . 32 5.11.1 Megaco Requirements . 32 5.11.1.1 Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco) IP Phone Architecture and Protocol Profile .335.11.1.2 Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco) IP Phone Packages and Termination Classes .345.11.1.3 Telephony Features 365.11.1.4 Security 365.11.2
33、H.323 Requirements 37 5.11.2.1 H.323 Annex F .375.11.2.2 N-way Conference Operation .425.11.2.3 Security 425.11.2.4 Customization 435.11.2.5 Quality of Service 435.11.2.6 Media Resiliency 435.11.2.7 Mandatory use of fields in messages 435.11.3 SIP Requirements. 44 5.11.3.1 Implementation of Host Con
34、figuration Requirements 445.11.3.2 Implementation of Miscellaneous Requirements .445.11.3.3 Implementation of Mandatory Telephony Features 455.11.3.4 Implementation of Recommended Features .465.12 Network management and configuration 48 List of Tables Table 4.1: Abbreviation and Acronyms . 11 Table
35、5.1: Internet Protocol Requirements 16 Table 5.2: Overview of Telephony Features 27 Table 5.3: Package Support in Root Terminations. . 34 Table 5.4: Audio Transducer Terminations. 35 Table 5.5: DTMF Tone Generator Terminations . 36 TIA1003 1 Foreword(This foreword is not part of this Standard.) This
36、 document is a TIA Telecommunications standard produced by Engineering Subcommittee TR41.4, “VoIP Systems IP Telephony Infrastructure and Endpoints”, of Committee TR-41. This Standard was developed in accordance with TIA procedural guidelines, and represents the consensus of the subcommittee, which
37、served as the formulating group. The leadership of TR-41.4 VoIP Systems - IP Telephony Infrastructure and Endpoints (Chair: Joanne McMillen, Avaya, Inc; Vice-Chair; Roger Britt, Nortel; Secretary: Joachim Pomy, ETSI) acknowledges the written contributions provided by the following individuals in the
38、 development of this standard. Organization Representative Previous Version(s)TIA-1003 Siemens Solomon Wu EditorAlcatel Arnaud Vergnol Editor Avaya Joanne McMillen 9 Avaya Joachim Pomy 9 Alcatel Jean-Michel Lauriol 9 Alcatel Raymond Gass 9 Alcatel Franois Pinier 9 Broadcom Tommy Kee 9 Broadcom Steph
39、en kiwin Palm 9 Dietrich Lockard Group, Inc Dorothy Lockard 9 Hewlett Packard Manfred Arndt 9 Mitel Peter Blatherwick 9 Nortel Larry Truesdale 9 Nortel Roger Britt 9 The annexes in this Standard are informative and are not considered part of this Standard. Suggestions for improvement of this standar
40、d are welcome. They should be sent to: Telecommunications Industry Association Engineering Department Suite 300 250 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22201 TIA-1003 2 1 Introduction Today, the WLAN market is showing a huge boom with data oriented applications. Fortunately, WLAN also offers the capabili
41、ty to have a mobile converged data and voice solution in a single wireless infrastructure. A new handsets market is emerging today, named VoWLAN (Voice over WLAN) that is based on VoIP mobile applications and the IEEE 802.11 standard. IEEE 802.11 interoperability is addressed through the Wi-Fi Allia
42、nce1providing the Wi-Ficertification (see informative references 6 through 9 in Annex B) on the products (Access Points, NICs, etc.). However this compliance only addresses the 802.11 standard that focuses on layers 1 and 2. Therefore, this compliance is not enough to guarantee end-to-end interopera
43、bility between VoIP equipment that should focus also on higher layers (layer 3 and above). Considering an end-to-end telephony application, numerous equipments are involved in the corporate environment for this interoperability: VoIP devices, WLAN Access points, networks equipment, gateways, PBXs, e
44、tc. The main identified requirements for components of this equipment include, but are not limited to: - display, keypad requirements - acoustic performance requirements - WLAN requirements (QoS, security, etc.) - Wired Network requirements (IP, VLAN, etc.) - Telephony services - Control protocol re
45、quirements (H323, SIP, etc.) - Power consumption - Security- Mobility (handover, IP “roaming”, etc.) This Standard is intended to be a living document. The criteria contained in this Standard are subject to revision and update as warranted by advances in network or terminal equipment technology. Thi
46、s Standard fills a recognized need in the telephone industry brought about by the use of equipment supplied by many different manufacturers. It will be useful to anyone engaged in the manufacture of terminal equipment and auxiliary devices, and to those purchasing, operating or using such equipment
47、or devices. For WLAN IP telephones to succeed, industry requires a standard VoWLAN telephone that: a) is interoperable with other IP telephones (wired or wireless) and IP network equipment; b) provides acoustic performance equivalent to or better than that of existing wireless telephones based on ot
48、her technologies (DECT, PWT, etc.); 1Wi-Fiand Wi-Fi Allianceare registered marks of Wi-Fi Alliance. Use of these marks is not an endorsement of the products or services identified, and where appropriate, suitable alternatives may be substituted. TIA1003 3 c) provides a basic set of supplementary ser
49、vices; d) satisfies certain safety, security, mobility requirements; e) provides electromagnetic compatibility; and, f) satisfies environmental considerations. The intent of this Standard is to conform to existing IETF, ITU-T, IEEE, ANSI, TIA, ETSI, WFA and other standards; however, it is not the intent of this standard to duplicate the efforts of these other organizations. TIA-1003 4 2 Scope This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for media and protocol-specific call control interoperability, acoustic performance, telephony feature support,
