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By now it's become a mantra: The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is the future of VoIP. The vendors are saying it, and the network designers are building for it. Even Cisco Systems, the only major VoIP vendor not to offer native SIP client support, will add the capability to its next major release of Cisco Call Manager expected at the end of the year. All this begs the question, just what should network architects be considering when they evaluate an IP PBX?  


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