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| MCCP (Mud Client Compression) |
Used to compress text from a Multi-user Domain (MUD), a text-based multi-player online game. MCCP text compression causes faster connection by reducing the bandwidth used to transmit data. MCCP requires installation on the client, as well as server side.
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| MGCP (Media Gateway Control Protocol) |
MGCP defines simpler VoIP standards to eliminate complex Internet telephony devices with the objective of lowering down the cost. It has originated from the IP device control (IPDC) standards and Bellcoreâ??s Simple Gateway Control Protocol (SGCP). MGCP lays standards for converting audio signals from telephone lines to data packets to be transmitted over the Internet.
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| MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) |
Used to speed up network-based communication, achieved by adding a label containing specific information about the path a packet needs to take to reach its destination. Availability of this information saves time by not requiring the routers to determine the correct host.
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| MVKS (MERA VoIP Key System) |
A LAN-based PBX designed especially for small to medium enterprises (SME). It is also adequate for large conglomerates with several satellite facilities and offices. Aside from being easy to install and use, MVKS supports complete interoperability with existing network systems.
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| MVTS (MREA VoIP Transit Softswitch) |
By MERA Systems, functions as a secure bridge between mismatched IP telephony networks. It routes voice packets smartly to manage traffic and resolve interoperability problems. MVTS II, an advanced MVTS, also supports H.323 and SIP.
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| MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) |
An audio or visual signal to indicate the presence of a waiting message. Vibrations, flashing LEDs and special dial-tones are instances of commonly used MWIs.
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