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RGP – Router Gateway Protocol. A means whereby routers on a common subnet can
communicate with and identify each other. Useful when ICMP Re-direct is needed to identify
an alternative path.
RIP – Routing Information Protocol. A networking protocol that maintains a database of
network hosts and routers and exchanges information about the topology of the network.
RSTP – Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol. A version of STP that will converge networks more
rapidly than STP (see STP).
RTC – Real Time Complex. This is the control block within an ICP. This includes Call Control
and internal controls for the unit.
RTP – Real Time Protocol. Protocol used to identify sequence of voice packets with timing
information before being sent to a user via UDP.
SAC – Switch Application Communications
SET – System Engineering Tool. Used for calculating system parameters, limits and allowable
additions.
SIP – Session Initiation Protocol. An IETF standard for signalling over IP.
SME – Small to Medium Enterprise. A small- to medium-sized business.
Static IP – An IP address that has been manually assigned and fixed. Typically, static addresses
are exceptions within DHCP.
STP – Spanning Tree Protocol. A means whereby the network can determine multiple paths
between two points and disconnect them to leave a single path, removing broadcast issues.
Subnet – A subnet (short for “subnetwork”) is an identifiably separate part of an organization's
network. Typically, a subnet may represent all the machines at one geographic location, in one
building, or on the same local area network (LAN).
SWB – Mitel Sales Workbench.
T.37 – Internet Protocol for FAX (Store and Forward). A means of taking a TDM FAX, converting
it to data, passing it via IP and reconverting it back to TDM.
T.38 – Internet Protocol for FAX (Real Time). Similar to T.37 in function, but carried out in real
time, i.e. with minimum delay.
T1 – Primary Rate. Provides 23 or 24 channels of trunks per connection.
TAPI – Telephony Applications Programming Interface. TAPI is a standard programming
interface that lets you and your computer communicate over telephones or video phones to
people or phone-connected resources.
TAR – Tape Archive and Retrieval. A file transfer utility.
TCP – Transmission Control Protocol. The methods of transmitting data between two
end-points using IP with acknowledgement.