The MGCP Toolkit implements both the MG and MGC sides of the MGCP Protocol. The MGCP Toolkit seamlessly scales from small-embedded platforms to densely populated parallel processing environments.
Softil’s MGCP Toolkit is based on the IETF MGCP specification and supports the PacketCable™ NCS and TGCP profiles. The MGCP Toolkit contains the three main components: MGCP Stack, SDP Parser/Encoder, and RTP/RTCP Stack.
The MGCP Toolkit is essential for developing access/trunking gateways, residential gateways, softswitches/call agents, IP-PBXs, IP phones, set-top boxes, media controllers, media servers, IVR (Interactive Voice Response), announcement servers, conference bridges, V-mail servers, call centers, and more.
Formerly Radvision MGCP Stack
Features
- High-performance
- Small footprint
- Object-oriented Design/ANSI C
- Thread-Safe
- Proven interoperability
- Multi-threaded—highly scalable across tightly coupled parallel processors
- Blocking and non-blocking operation
- Supports multiple stack instances per process space
- IPv4 and IPv6 network support
- Comprehensive Failover support via DNS
- Supports both MG and MGC applications
- Helper functions for PacketCableTM NCS and TGCP profiles
- Standard packages support
- Extensible package mechanism
- “Canned” message facility for Fast Message Generation
Endpoint manager - Message-less application interface
- All standard packages
- Additional Proprietary Packages (events, signals, etc.) of Arbitrary Complexity
- Semantic Level Processing on the MG Including: Quarantine Handling, Wildcard Matching, Digitmap Processing, Automatic Audit Processing, Signal Scheduling, Event Filtering, Triggering and Buffering, Codec Negotiation
- Fully-functional sample MG and MGC
- Soft Analog Phone Simulator
- Extensive statistics
- Instrumented for SNMP
- Extensive online documentation
