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(57) ABSTRACT
(56) References Clted A gateway (GW) for relaying a communication between a U_S_ PATENT DOCUMENTS public telephfonhe nejgvvork gnd a I"OLlI1I11(g server fognnlanagiing
use status o t e an a networ are provi e on t e
5,637,167 A * 11/ 1997 Benin el al~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ 37o/254 internet. When a connection request is received, the GW 5>732>o78 2 : €/ émnego """""" " 337710/235? issues a request to retrieve a route in which the costs are A * Q1999 Kilesanij 376/331 minimum and a necessary bandwidth can be reserved. The 5’94O’372 A * 8/1999 Benin et ,n_ __ 370/238 routing server retrieves the route of the minimum costs using 5’948’069 A 4 9/1999 Kiwi et a1_ __ 709/240 the bandwidth reservation status of the internet and the 6:078:582 A 4 6/2000 Curry et a1_ _ 370/356 partner’s telephone number and notifies the request issued 6,154,444 A * 11/2000 Masuo et al. 370/225 GW of the address of the partner GW. The costs at that time 6,157,648 A * 12/2000 Voit et al. ................. .. 370/401 point may be notified to the user and the user selects whether
the communication is performed or not. By managing the OTHER PUBLICATIONS current connection information established by each GW, if a
“Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP) Ven 1, Functional necessary bandwidth cannot be reserved, an audio compres
Specification”, RFC 2205, Sep. 97. 51°“ lane may be ehanged~ “Real Time Voice Over Packet—Switched Networks” (‘98/ 2). 14 Claims, 21 Drawing Sheets
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