Posted: 10-June-2008 12:54:54 PM By: kwwilliams
Posted: 11-June-2008 07:53:42 PM By: adalson007
It receives registration messages from endpoints regarding current user location and maps the SIP addresses with the physical location(s) in the domain where the endpoint is located. These mapping data are stored in a database, which can reside on the same machine or on a remote server.
Posted: 29-June-2008 03:46:42 AM By: sagitraz
Registrar server—UAs register their location with a registrar server, which places that information into a location database. A registrar server responds to location requests from other servers. The server can maintain the location database locally, or it can employ a separate location server. Cisco routers and CallManager 5.x can act as SIP registrar servers.
Posted: 06-February-2009 04:43:09 AM By: crouse
www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/SIP+registrar+server - 20k -
Posted: 19-March-2009 02:42:43 PM By: HamidAliKhan
Its basically UAs register their location with a registrar server, which places that information into a location database. A registrar server responds to location requests from other servers. The server can maintain the location database locally, or it can employ a separate location server. Cisco routers and CallManager 5.x can act as SIP registrar servers.
Posted: 07-September-2009 02:05:57 PM By: crouse
www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/SIP+registrar+server
Posted: 07-September-2009 02:08:26 PM By: crouse
brekeke.com/Carrier_Grade