Analysis

VeriSign offers VoIP signaling

VeriSign Inc said yesterday that it is now offering voice over IP service providers with access to its SS7 signaling network, allowing them to outsource the process of connecting their networks to regular telecommunications carriers.

CBR Staff Writer October 11, 2004

The firm said that its SIP-7 services translate SIP-based VoIP traffic to ISUP (ISDN User Part), the part of the SS7 protocol stack used to set up and tear down circuits in a traditional PSTN voice connection.

SIP service providers can connect to the VeriSign SS7 network in this way, using a SIP soft switch and a virtual private network, reducing capital layout and time-to-market, the company said in a statement.

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