US Patent 7756105 On-hook signal detector
Patent 7756105 was granted and assigned to Occam Networks on July, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method and apparatus are disclosed to minimize wasted bandwidth by suppressing communications between a trunking gateway and a media gateway until a telephone service-related signal is detected during an on-hook state. In an embodiment, the trunking gateway and the media gateway are part of a telecommunications network that utilizes a single fabric for both voice traffic and data traffic. For example, the network could transport all traffic via Internet Protocol packets.
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