Which protocol does the ACIS IPO Platform use for voice communication?

The ACIS IPO Platform utilizes SIP, or Session Initiation Protocol, for voice communication. SIP is a signaling protocol widely adopted for initiating, maintaining, and terminating real-time communication sessions that involve video, voice, and messaging applications over Internet Protocol (IP) networks.

This protocol effectively manages multimedia communication sessions and provides features such as user location, feature negotiation, and session management, making it ideal for Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions. By leveraging SIP, the ACIS IPO Platform can establish and control communication sessions seamlessly, ensuring high-quality voice communication.

Other protocols, like FTP, HTTP, and SMTP, serve different purposes and are not suitable for managing real-time voice communication. FTP is designated for transferring files, HTTP is used for transmitting hypertext over the web, and SMTP is primarily used for sending emails. Thus, SIP stands out as the appropriate choice for voice signaling in the ACIS IPO Platform.