Method and system for routing calls over a packet switched computer network
AssigneeTransNexus, Inc.
InventorsJames P. G. Dalton, Jr., Dmitry Isakbayev, Vikrant Mathur
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AssigneeTransNexus, Inc.
InventorsJames P. G. Dalton, Jr., Dmitry Isakbayev, Vikrant Mathur
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The present invention describes how a trusted network routing authority, such as a VoIP inter-exchange carrier or clearinghouse can provide routing and secure access control across multiple network domains with a single routing and admission request. This technology can improve network efficiency and quality of service when an Internet Protocol (IP) communication transaction, such as a Voice over IP (VoIP), must be routed across multiple devices or administrative domains. This technology defines the technique of performing multiple route look-ups at the source of the call path to determine all possible routes across intermediate domains to the final destination. The VoIP inter-exchange carrier or clearinghouse then provides routing and access permission tokens for the entire call path to the call source.
A method for completing a phone call over a computer network, comprising:
A system for completing phone calls over a packet switched computer network, comprising:
A method for completing a voice over Internet protocol phone call, comprising:
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