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    Avaya Aura Application Server 5300Terminology

    Release 3.0

    NN42040-103, Document Revision: 04.01J une 4, 2012

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    2012 Avaya Inc.

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    Contents

    Chapter 1: New in this release........................................................................................... 7Features.................................................................................................................................................... 7Other changes........................................................................................................................................... 7

    Chapter 2: Terminology...................................................................................................... 90 to 9......................................................................................................................................................... 10A................................................................................................................................................................ 10B................................................................................................................................................................ 11C................................................................................................................................................................ 12D................................................................................................................................................................ 14E................................................................................................................................................................ 16F................................................................................................................................................................ 17G............................................................................................................................................................... 17H................................................................................................................................................................ 18I................................................................................................................................................................. 19

    J ................................................................................................................................................................ 20K................................................................................................................................................................ 21L................................................................................................................................................................ 21M............................................................................................................................................................... 22N................................................................................................................................................................ 23O............................................................................................................................................................... 24P................................................................................................................................................................ 25Q............................................................................................................................................................... 27R................................................................................................................................................................ 27S................................................................................................................................................................ 28

    T................................................................................................................................................................ 31U................................................................................................................................................................ 32

    V................................................................................................................................................................ 33W............................................................................................................................................................... 34X................................................................................................................................................................ 34

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    Chapter 1: New in this release

    The following sections detail what's new inAvaya Aura Application Server 5300 Terminology,NN42040-103 for Avaya AuraApplication Server 5300 Release 3.0.

    Navigation

    Features on page 7

    Other changes on page 7

    FeaturesThis document contains terms related to Application Server 5300.

    For information about the new features, seeAvaya Aura Application Server 5300 ReleaseDelta, NN42040201.

    Other changes

    This document is updated with new terms related to Avaya AuraApplication Server 5300Release 3.0.

    Revision history

    J une 2012 Standard 04.01. This document is issued to support Avaya Aura

    Application Server 5300 Release 3.0.

    November2010

    Standard 02.04. This document is issued to support Avaya Aura

    Application Server 5300 Release 2.0. Editorial changes were made.

    J uly 2010 Standard 02.03. This document is issued to support Avaya Aura

    Application Server 5300 Release 2.0. Editorial changes were made.

    May 2010 Standard 02.02. This document is issued to support Avaya Aura

    Application Server 5300 Release 2.0. This document contains editorialchanges.

    April 2010 Standard 02.01. This document is issued to support Avaya Aura

    Application Server 5300 Release 2.0.

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    J une 2008 Standard 01.01. This document is issued to support Nortel ApplicationServer 5300 Release 1.0.

    New in this release

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    Chapter 2: Terminology

    This chapter contains terminologies used in Avaya AuraApplication Server 5300.

    0 to 9 on page 10

    A on page 10

    B on page 11

    C on page 12

    D on page 14

    E on page 16

    F on page 17G on page 17

    H on page 18

    I on page 19

    J on page 20

    Kon page 21

    L on page 21

    M on page 22

    N on page 23O on page 24

    P on page 25

    Q on page 27

    R on page 27

    S on page 28

    T on page 31

    U on page 32

    V on page 33W on page 34

    X on page 34

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    Term Description

    3DES Triple Data Encryption Standard

    3WC Three-way call; Three-way calling

    A

    Term Description

    AA Application Administrator

    ABR Available Bit Rate

    ACCT Accounting Manager

    ACD Automatic Call Distribution

    ACELP Algebraic Code-Excited Linear Prediction

    ACL Access Control Lists

    ADHOC Ad Hoc Conferencing Service

    ADIMSS Advanced DSN Integrated Management Support System

    ADPCM Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation

    ADSL Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line

    AES Advanced Encryption Standard

    AGC Automatic Gain Control

    AIN Advanced Intelligent Network

    AIS Alarm Indication Signal

    ALG Application Level Gateway

    ALI Automatic Location Information (for 911 service)

    AM Accounting Manager

    AMM Advanced Management Module

    ANAT Alternative Network Address Types

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    Term Description

    ANI Automatic Number Identification

    API Application Programming Interface

    APL Approved Product List

    APNIC Asia Pacific Network Information Centre

    AR Aggregation Router

    ARIN American Registry for Internet Numbers

    ARP Address Resolution Protocol

    ARTS Assured Real Time Services

    AS Application Server

    AS 5300 Avaya AuraApplication Server 5300

    ASCLAN GSR Assured Services Converged Local Area Network GenericSystem Requirements

    AS SIP Assured Service Session Initiation Protocol

    AS SIP-T Assured Service Session Initiation Protocol for Telephones

    ASAC Assured Service Admission Control

    ASU Automatic Software Update

    ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode

    AVP Audio Visual Profile

    AYT Are You There

    B

    Term Description

    BA Backup Administrator

    BBUA Back-to-Back User Agent

    BCM Business Communication ManagerBCP Border Control Point

    BGP Border Gateway Protocol

    BHCA Busy Hour Call Attempt

    B

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    Term Description

    BHHCA Busy Hour Half Call Attempt

    BHSTA Busy Hour SIP Transaction Attempt

    BIOS Basic Input/Output System

    BIP Breaker Interface Panel

    BNEA Busy Not Equipped Announcements

    BPA Blocked Precedence Announcement

    BPS Business Policy Switch

    BSN Broadband Service Node

    C

    Term Description

    C2 Command and Control

    CA Certificate Authority

    CAC Common Access Card; Call Admission Control

    CAD/CAM Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing

    CALLP Call Processing

    CAN Campus Area Network

    CAS Channel Associated Signaling

    CBR Constant Bit Rate

    CCA Call Control Agent; Commercial Cost Avoidance (feature)

    CCA-ID Call Control Agent ID

    CCF Charging Collection Function

    CCS Centi-Call Second

    CDMA Code Division Multiple Access

    CDNH Circular Directory Number Hunting

    CDP Customer Dialing Plan; Coordinated Dialing Plan (these havedifferent meanings)

    CDR Call Detail Recording

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    Term Description

    CD-ROM Compact Disc-Read Only Memory

    CE-R Customer Edge Router

    CFB Call Forward Busy

    CFD Call Forward Default, Call Forward Do not Answer

    CFDS Customer Feature Delivery System

    CFGDA Call Forward Group Don't Answer

    CFNA Call Forward No Answer

    CFP Call Forward Prefix

    CFU Call Forward Unconditional

    CFW Call Forward

    CIC Carrier Identification Code

    CIDR Classless Inter-Domain Routing

    CIF Common Intermediate Format

    CIR Committed Information Rate

    CLI Command Line Interface

    CLID Calling Line Identification Display

    CMVP Cryptographic Module Validation Program

    CNID Calling Number Identification Delivery

    CNIR Calling Number Identification Restriction

    CODEC CoderDecoder

    COM Component Object Model

    COS Class of Service

    COTS Commercial-Off-The-Shelf

    CPE Customer Premise Equipment; Customer Provider Edge

    CPL Call Processing Language

    CPU Central Processing Unit

    CRBT Colorful Ringback Tones

    CRL Certificate Revocation List

    CR/LF Carriage Return/Line Feed

    CRM Customer Record Management

    CRTC Canadian Radio-Television and TelecommunicationsCommission

    C

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    Term Description

    CS Communication Server

    CS 1000 Communication Server 1000

    CS 2000 Communication Server 2000

    CS 2100 Communication Server 2100

    CS-ACELP Conjugate Structure Algebraic Code Excited Linear Prediction

    CSE Communications Security Establishment

    CSR Certificate Signing Request

    Cstore Content Store

    CSV Comma Separated Value

    CTP Call Transfer Prefix

    CUSTID Customer Identifier

    CUSTGRP Customer Group Name

    D

    Term Description

    DACD Dial Carrier Access Code

    DAD Duplicate Address Detection

    DAP Directory Access Protocol

    DB Database Manager

    DBA Database Administrator

    DBMS Database Management System

    DCC Destination Code Controls

    DCP Designated Call Party

    DDoS Distributed Denial of Service

    DFO Design for Operability

    DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

    DHS Department of Homeland Security

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    Term Description

    DIACAP DoD Information Assurance Certification and AccreditationProcess

    DID Direct Inward Dial

    DiffServ Differentiated Service

    DISA Defence Information Systems Agency

    DISN Defense Information Systems Network

    DivX Digital Video Express

    DLH Distributed Line Hunting

    DM Database Manager

    DMLT Distributed Multilink Trunking

    DMS Digital Multiplex System

    DN Directory Number; Distinguished Name

    DND Do Not Disturb

    DNS Domain Name Server

    DNSPJM Domain Name Server Persistence J ob Manager

    DoD Department of Defense

    DoS Denial of Service

    DP Developer Program

    DPA Disconnect-Peer-Answer

    DRSN Defense Red Switch Network

    DSAWG DISN Security Accreditation Working Group

    DSC Distant Steering Codes

    DSL Digital Subscriber Line; Direct Subscriber Link

    DSN Defense Switched Network

    DSP Digital Signal Processing

    DSPI Dynamic Stateful Packet Inspection

    DSS Data Source Server

    DTGW Direct to Gateway

    DTMF Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency

    DTP Data Transport Protocol

    DTX Discontinuous Transmission

    Dual CLI Dual Calling Line ID

    D

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    Term Description

    DVD Digital Video Disc

    DVX Deployable Voice Exchange

    E

    Term Description

    E&M Ear and Mouth

    E911 Enhanced 911

    EAR Export Administration Regulations

    EBC Edge Border Controller

    EBIP Enhanced Breaker Interface Panel

    ECAN Echo Canceller

    ECF Event Charging Function

    ECMP Equal Cost Multi-Path

    ECS Emergency Calling Service

    EF Expedited Forwarding

    EI End Instrument

    EM Element Manager; Element Management

    EMS Element Management System

    EO End Office

    ERC Express Routing Code

    ERL Emergency Response Location

    ESDS Electrostatic Discharge-Sensitive

    ESM Ethernet Switch Module

    ESN Electronic Switching Network

    ESP Encapsulated Payload Protocol

    ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

    EWSG Embedded Web Services Gateway

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    F

    Term Description

    FAC Feature Activation Code

    FDM Frequency-Division Multiplexing

    FEFI Far End Fault Indication

    FF Fixed-to-Fixed

    FIFO First-In First-Out

    FIPS Federal Information Processing Standard

    FK Foreign Key

    FLP Fast Link Pulse

    FoIP Fax over Internet Protocol

    FPM Fault Performance Manager

    FPS Frames Per Second

    FQDN Fully Qualified Domain Name

    FRU Field Replaceable Unit

    FSI File System Integrity

    F-T Fixed-to-Tactical

    FTP File Transfer Protocol

    FW Firmware; Firewall

    FXO Foreign Exchange Office

    FXS Foreign Exchange Station

    G

    Term Description

    GAB Global Address Book

    GARP Gratuitous Address Resolution Protocol

    F

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    Term Description

    GB Gigabyte

    GbE Gigabyte Ethernet

    GbESM Gigabit Ethernet Switching Module

    GHz Gigahertz

    GID Group ID

    GMT Greenwich Mean Time

    GoS Grade of Service

    GPS Global Positioning System

    GRUB Grand Unified Bootloader

    GSCR Generic Switching Center Requirements

    GSLB Global Server Load Balancing

    GoB Good-to-Better

    GW Gateway

    H

    Term Description

    HA High Availability

    HDLC High-level Data Link Control

    HIDS Host-based Intrusion Detection System

    HLOC Home Location Code

    HMI Human Machine Interface

    HR Hybrid Routing

    HTML Hypertext Markup Language

    HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol

    HTTPS Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure; Hypertext Transfer Protocolover TLS; Hypertext Transfer Protocol over Transport LayerSecurity

    HSC Hot Swap Controller

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    I

    Term Description

    I/0 Input/Output

    IA Information Assurance

    IAD Integrated Access Device

    IANA Internet Assigned Number Authority

    ICA Isolated Code Announcement

    ICANN Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

    ICM Incoming Call Memory

    ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol

    IDE Interactive Development Environment

    IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

    IEMS Integrated Element Management System

    IETF Internet Engineering Task Force

    IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol

    IGP Internet Gateway Protocol

    IID Interface Identifier

    IIS Internet Information Services

    IKE Internet Key Exchange

    ILO Integrated Lights-Out

    IM Instant Messaging; Instant Message

    IMM Integrated Management Module

    IN Intelligent Networking

    INAP International Network Application Protocol

    IP Internet Protocol

    IPMI Intelligent Platform Management Interface

    IP Sec Internet Protocol Secure

    IP SG Internet Protocol Signaling Gateway

    IPDR Internet Protocol Detail Record

    I

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    Term Description

    IPMI Intelligent Platform Management Interface

    IPMP Internet Protocol Multipathing

    IPsec Internet Protocol Security

    IPv4 Internet Protocol version 4

    IPv6 Internet Protocol version 6

    ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network

    ISM Internet Service Manager

    ISO International Standards Organization

    ISSG IN to SIP signaling

    IST Inter-switch Trunk

    ISUP Integrated Services Digital Network User Part

    IVR Interactive Voice Response

    IT Information Technology

    IWCM Interworking Call Model

    IXC Inter-exchange Carrier

    J

    Term Description

    J CE J ava Cryptography Extension

    J DBC J ava Database Connectivity

    J DK J ava Developer Kit

    J ITC J oint Interoperability Test Command

    J NDI J ava Naming and Directory Interface

    J NLP J ava Network Launching Protocol

    J PEG J oint Photographic Experts Group

    J RE J ava Runtime Environment

    J VM J ava Virtual Machine

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    K

    Term Description

    Kbps Kilobits Per Second

    KPI Key Performance Indicator

    KRS Keycode Retrieval System

    KVM Keyboard, Video and Mouse

    L

    Term Description

    LAN Local Area Network

    LATA Local Access and Transport Area

    LACNIC Latin American and Caribbean Internet Address Registry

    LCC Local Call Controller

    LCD Liquid Crystal Display

    LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

    LDIF LDAP Data Interchange Format

    LDN Listed Directory Number

    LED Light Emitting Diode

    LIFO Last-In First-Out

    LNP Local Number Portability

    LOM Lights Out Management

    LSC Local Session Controller

    LSLB Local Server Load Balancing

    LTGRP Logical Terminal Group

    LTID Logical Terminal Identifier; Logical Terminal Number

    LTNUM Logical Terminal Number

    K

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    M

    Term Description

    MAC Media Access Control

    MAddr Media Access Control Address

    MADN Multiple Appearance Directory Number

    MAN Metro Area Network

    MAP Mobile Application Part

    Mbps Megabits per second MB Megabyte

    MCC Media Concentration CenterMCN Multimedia Converged Network

    MCP Multimedia Communication Portfolio

    MCS Multimedia Communication Server

    MCS 5100 Multimedia Communication Server 5100

    MCT Malicious Call Tracing

    ME Managed Element

    MEETME Avaya Media Server Meet Me Conferencing Service

    MFS Multifunction SwitchMFSS Multifunction Soft Switch

    MG Media Gateway

    MGCF Media Gateway Control Function

    MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol

    MHz Megahertz

    MIB Management Information Base

    MILDEP Military Department

    MLD Multicast Listener DiscoveryMLH Multi Line Hunting

    MLPP Multi-Level Precedence and Preemption

    MLT Multi Link Trunking

    MMC Microsoft Management Console

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    Term Description

    MO Managed Object

    MOH Avaya Media Server Music on Hold Service

    MOS Mean Opinion Score

    MOTD Message of the Day

    MP-BGP MultiProtocol Border Gateway Protocol

    MPCP Media Portal Control Protocol

    MPLS Multi-Protocol Label Switching

    MP-MLQ Multipulse Maximum Likelihood Quantization

    MR Maintenance Release

    MRT Multiple Route Termination

    MSAG Master Street Address Guide

    MRT Multiple Route Termination

    MTU Maximum Transmission Unit

    MVNO Mobile Virtual Network Operators

    MWI Message Waiting Indicator

    N

    Term Description

    NAPT Network Address Port Translation

    NAT Network Address Translation

    NCC Network Control Center

    NNCOS Network Class of Service CL Network Call Logs

    NDM-U Network Data Management-Usage

    NE Network Element

    NEBS Network Equipment Building Systems

    NED Network Element Daemon; Negative Exponential Distribution

    NEI Network Element Instance

    NES Network Energy Source

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    Term Description

    NGS Next Generation Switch

    NGSS Next Generation Session Server

    NENA National Emergency Number Association

    NIC Network Interface Card; Network Interface Controller

    NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology

    NLRI Network Layer Reachability Information

    NMI Network Management Interface

    NML Network Management Layer

    NMS Network Management System

    NMWI Network Message Waiting Indicator

    NN Network Number

    NNI Network to Network Interface

    NNX Network Numbering Exchange

    NPA Numbering Plan Area

    NPI Numbering Plan Indication

    NSC Network Signaling Center

    NSD Network Service Description

    NSP National Service Providers

    NSSA Not So Stubby Area

    NTP Network Time Protocol

    NUD Neighbor Unreachability Detection

    O

    Term Description

    OAM Operation, Administration, and Maintenance

    OAM&P Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning

    OAMP Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning

    OCM Originating Call Model; Origination Call Manager

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    Term Description

    OCSP Online Certificate Status Protocol

    OM Operational Measurement

    OMA Open Mobile Alliance

    OMI Open Management Interface

    ONMS Optivity Network Management System

    ONT Online Network Terminal; Optical Network Terminals

    OPI Open Provisioning Interface

    OS Operating System

    OSA Open Security Architecture

    OSI Open Systems Interconnection

    OSN On-Site Notification

    OSPF Open Shortest Path First

    OSS Operation Support System

    OUA Originating User Agent

    P

    Term Description

    PA Personal Agent; Provider Addressing

    PAD Personal Audio Device

    PAI P-Asserted-Identity

    PAM Personal Agent Manager

    PAT Port Address Translation

    PO Provisionable Objects

    PBX Private Branch Exchange

    PC Personal Computer

    PCM Pulse Code Modulation

    PCMA Pulse Code Modulated (aLaw encoding)

    PCMU Pulse Code Modulated (mLaw encoding)

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    Term Description

    PDA Personal Data Assistant

    PDF Portable Document Format

    PE Provider Edge

    PEM Privacy Enhanced Mail

    PE-R Provider Edge Router

    PESQ Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality

    PHB Per Hop Behavior

    Perfmon Performance Monitor Tool

    PIN Personal Identification Number

    PIT Peak Information Rate

    PJ M Persistence J ob Manager

    PK Primary Key

    PKCS Public-Key Cryptography Standards

    PKI Public Key Infrastructure

    PLC Packet Loss Concealment

    PLMS Public Land Mobile System

    PM Performance Management

    PMTUD Path MTU Discovery

    PN Presentation Number

    PNG Portable Network Graphic

    PNI Private Number Identifier

    POE Power Over Ethernet

    PoP Point of Presence

    PoW Poor-to-Worse

    PPND Public/Private Name and Number Display

    PRACK Provisional Response Acknowledgement

    PRBT Personal Ringback Tones (Also known as Colorful RingbackTones [CRBT])

    PRI Primary Rate Interface

    PRI GW Primary Rate Interface Gateway

    PROV Provisioning Manager

    PSAP Public Safety Answering Point (for 911 services)

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    Term Description

    PSI Public Service Identifier

    PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network

    PTE Physical Telecommunications Environment

    Ptimes Packet Times

    PVI Platform Vendor Independence

    Q

    Term Description

    QCIF Quarter Common Intermediate Format

    QoS Quality of Service

    R

    Term Description

    RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial In User Service

    RAID Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks; Redundant Array ofIndependent Disks

    RAM Random Access Memory

    RBAC Role Based Access Control

    RDIMM Registered Dual In-line Memory Module

    RDN Relative Distinguished Name

    RFC Request for Comment

    RFCP Redirect For Calling Party

    RHEL5 Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 5

    RIP Routing Information Protocol

    RIPE Rseaux IP Europens

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    Term Description

    RMI Remote Method Invocation

    RoHS Reduction of Hazard Substances

    RPR Resilient Packet Ring

    RPS Regional Patching System

    RRI Remove Redirect Information

    RSA Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (algorithm)

    RSIP Restart In Progress

    RSL Remote Subscriber Lookup

    RSS Really Simply Syndication

    RSU Remote Survivable Unit

    RTA Record Transfer Agent

    RTCP Real-Time Transport Control Protocol

    RTCP-XR RTCP Control Protocol Extended Reports

    RTF Rich Text Format

    RTMI Real-Time Monitors

    RTP Real-time Protocol; Real-time Transport Protocol

    RTS Real Time System; Real Time Services

    RU Record Unit

    RUDP Reliable UDP

    RV Radvision

    S

    Term Description

    SA Security Auditor; System Administrator; Signaling Appliance

    SAD Speech Activity Detection

    SAL Security Access Level

    SAS Serial Attached Small Computer System Interface (SCSI)

    SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment

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    Term Description

    SAVP Secure Audio Video Profile

    SBC Session Border Controller

    SBU Sensitive, But Unclassified

    SC Session Controller; Service Consumer

    SCA Selective Call Acceptance; Secondary Call Appearance

    SCC2 Switching Control Center 2

    SCE Software Creation Environment

    SCN System Change Number

    SCP Signaling Control Point

    SCRJ Selective Call Rejection

    SCSI Small Computer System Interface

    SDES Session Description Protocol Security Descriptions

    SDNH Sequential Directory Number Hunting

    SDP Session Description Protocol

    SDR Session Detail Record

    SE Service Element; Switch Expert

    SEQ Sequential Ringing

    SESM AS 5300 Session Manager

    SFP Small Form Factor Pluggable

    SFTP Secure File Transport Protocol

    SHA Secure Hash Algorithm

    SimRing Simultaneous Ringing

    SIP Session Initiation Protocol

    SIP-ID Session Initiation Protocol - user identification

    SIPMC Session Initiation Protocol Multimedia Conductor

    SIP-T SIP for Telephones

    SLA Service Level Agreement

    SLR Subscriber Lookup and Routing; Service Location Request

    SMDI Simplified Message Desktop Interface

    SME Small-to-Medium Sized

    SMEO Secure Military End Office

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    Term Description

    SMS Short Messaging Service

    SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

    SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

    SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol

    SOAP Simple Open Access Protocol

    SOPI Subscriber Open Provisioning Interface

    SQCIF Sub Quarter Common Intermediate Format

    SQL Structured Query Language

    SRS Software Release Service

    SRTCP Secure Real-Time Transport Control Protocol

    SRTP Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol

    SS Soft Switch

    SS7 Signaling System 7

    SSA Security System Administrator; System Storage Architecture

    SSO Single Sign-On SSL Secure Sockets Layer SSH Secure Shell

    STCP Signaling transport Control Point

    STD Standard (log format)

    STD format Standard format

    STE Secure Terminal Equipment

    STIG Security Technical Implementation Guide (or Guidelines)

    STDOUT Standard Out

    STP Spanning Tree Protocol

    STU Secure Telephone Units

    SUBGRP Subgroup Number

    SUDO Super User Do

    SVoSIP Secured Voice over Secured IP

    SUT System Under Test

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    T

    Term Description

    TAF Transparent Application Failover

    TAT Termination Attempt Trigger

    TCM Terminating Call Model

    TCP Transmission Control Protocol

    TCP/IP Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

    TDK Theme Designer Kit

    TDM Time Division Multiplex

    TELR Talker Echo Loudness Rating

    TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol

    TG Transformation Gateway

    TLAN Telephony Local Area Network

    TLS Transport Layer Security

    ToC Table of Contents

    TOD Time of Day

    TON Type of Number

    ToS Type of Service

    TPS Transmission Parameter Signaling

    TRKGRP Trunk Group

    TSAC Terminal Services Advanced Client

    T-T Tactical-to-Tactical

    TUA Terminating User Agent

    TUI Text-based User Interface; Telephone User Interface

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    U

    Term Description

    UA User Agent

    UAC User Account Control

    UC Unified Communication, Unified Communications; UnifiedCapabilities

    UCD Uniform Call Distribution

    UCM Unified Communications Management

    UDP Universal Dialing Plan; User Datagram Protocol

    UE Usage Entry, Usage Event; User EndpointUM Unified Messaging

    UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System

    UNI User to Network Interface

    UPA Unauthorized Precedence Announcement

    UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply

    URI Uniform Resource Indicator

    URL Uniform Resource Locator

    USB Universal Serial BusUSP Universal Signaling Point

    UTC Universal Time Coordinated

    UTM Universal Transverse Mercator

    UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair

    UUID Universally Unique Identifier

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    V

    Term Description

    VAD Voice Activated Dialing; Voice Activity Detection

    VBR Variable Bit Rate

    VC Virtual Circuit

    VCA Vacant Code Announcement

    VFU Video Fast Update

    VGA Video Graphics Array

    VLAN Virtual Local Area Network

    VLSM Variable Length Subnet Mask

    VM Voice Mail

    VMS Voice Mail Server

    VoD Video on Demand

    VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol

    VoSIP Voice over Secured IP

    VPD Vital Product Data

    VPN Virtual Private Network; Voice Private Network

    VR Virtual Router

    VRDN Virtual Router Distribution Node

    VRF Virtual Routing and Forwarding

    VRRP Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

    VSC Vertical Service Code

    VVoIP Video and Voice over Internet Protocol

    VXML Voice Extensible Markup Language

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    Term Description

    W3C World Wide Web Consortium

    WAN Wide Area Network

    WebDAV Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning

    WebRTC Web Real Time Communications

    WRED Weighted Random Early Discard

    WSDL Web Service Definition Language

    WWNDP World Wide Numbering and Dialing Plan

    X

    Term Description

    XFP 10 Gigabit SFP

    XLARTSEL Translation Route Selector

    XML Extensible Markup Language

    XMPP Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol

    XMSG Extensible Markup Language Messaging

    Terminology