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messaging switch

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messaging switch

A messaging hub that provides protocol conversion between several messaging systems. Examples of switches include Soft-Switch's EMX, HP's OpenMail and the earlier MAILbus from Digital. A messaging switch differs from a messaging gateway in that it supports more than two protocols and connections as well as providing management and directory integration. See also message switch.



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Its highly adaptable architecture allows LIPS to serve as a unified messaging switch for small to medium-sized telecommunications providers, or as a unified service node or intelligent peripheral within the intelligent network infrastructure of large telecommunications providers.
Serving as a unified messaging switch for small to medium-sized telecommunications providers and a unified service node for large telecommunications providers, LIPS provides its customers with a reliable, flexible operating environment that leverages NMS' field-proven IP telephony technology, integration and interoperability with multiple telephone and data networks, along with robust packet-handling capabilities.
eMail Sentinel dramatically extends the functionality of the traditional messaging switch with features that protect an organization's email infrastructure against unwanted intrusions," said David Folsom, President of Control Data's Enterprise Internet Solutions business.
 
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