 | Level: Introductory 04 May 2006 Get an introduction to Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and SIMPLE, an extension of SIP, and learn how IBM Lotus Sametime uses SIP to enable instant messaging and presence awareness between two or more Lotus communities. Also learn how to connect communities using the SIP Gateway and Connector.
In this article
- Overview of SIP
- Overview of SIMPLE
- Introduction to a basic Lotus Sametime SIP configuration
- Introduction to encrypting SIP connections
- Configuring your Lotus Sametime SIP Gateway and Connector
- Installing the encryption components
- Introduction to more advanced SIP configurations
- Troubleshooting Lotus Sametime SIP
"Using Session Initiation Protocol with IBM Lotus Sametime" introduces you to SIP and to SIMPLE, two instant messaging protocols. You can use SIP to connect two or more Lotus Sametime communities using the Sametime SIP Gateway and Connector. This white paper explains how to configure both. In addition, it shows how to secure your SIP connections with the IBM Global Security Kit (GSKit). The GSKit uses transport layer security (TLS) 1.0 to encrypt your connections. This paper also covers more advanced SIP configurations, including multi-server environments, multiple external communities, clustered environments, failover, and more. Lastly, it helps you troubleshoot common issues with Lotus Sametime SIP.
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| White paper in PDF format | sametime-sip.pdf | 835KB | HTTP |
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