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Oracle Communications Messaging Server - Support For RFC 6154 (IMAP LIST Extension for Special-Use Mailboxes) (Doc ID 2178137.1) Last updated on MARCH 18, 2019. Applies to: Oracle Communications Messaging Server - Version 8.0.0 and later Oracle Communications Convergence - Version 3.0 and later
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RFC-2833 audio telephony events in the version 4 H.323/H.245 TCS as the H.323 calling gateway, when the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller calls an H.323 endpoint configured for preferred RFC 2833 support. The Oracle Communications Session Border Controller sends 2833 to the called party regardless of whether the calling party sends it.
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When the SDP offer and answer sides of a call both support RFC 2833, the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller forwards RFC 2833 messages between both sides of the call. No processing is used to transform these DTMF-indication massages to another format.
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Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle RAC support the standard IPv6 address notations specified by RFC 2732 and global and site-local IPv6 addresses as defined by RFC 4193. Cluster member node interfaces can be configured to use IPv4, IPv6, or both types of Internet protocol addresses.
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Hi, RFC 3229 appears to be the modern form of HTTP DRP. Is there any Java support for this at all? Is there any Java support for this at all? Are there any Java HTTP servers, HTTP client libraries that support it?
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