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 ====== coBGP routing ======
-  * Instructions for [[v2013|version 2013]]
+====== Routing telephone calls by embedding prefixes in IPv6 addresses - Info page ======
+  * [[v2013|Code and configuration]]
+===== What? =====
+  * It is a **telephony routing system** (phase 1).
+  * The routing system resembles [[http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10822/products_ios_protocol_option_home.html|Cisco Service Advertisement Framework (SAF)]], but instead of proprietary [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIGRP|EIGRP]], it uses standard [[http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4271|BGP]] (we call it **Connection Oriented BGP (CO-BGP)**). It also resembles [[http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3219|Telephony Routing over IP (TRIP)]] protocol, but is much simpler.
+===== Why? =====
+Routing: Not all networks are IP capable.
+===== Network overview (**bolded** components are standardized) =====
+{{ :cobgp:random1.png |Network overview}}
+===== Functionality overview =====
+==== Phase 1: Only basic telephony prefixes, nothing fancy ====
+  * A basic example of a telephony prefix is: ''2001:db8:**987:654**::/64''. This corresponds to telephony prefix ''**987 654**''.
+  * A basic telephone number prefix is: ''2001:db8:**987:654:321:1234**::/96''. This corresponds to telephone number ''**987 654 321 1234**''.
+  * Unless otherwise agreed, you should only advertise the prefixes (not the full numbers).
+===== Implementation ideas  =====
+Free and open software is available on this page for the bolded components, see the "Code and configuration" link.
+{{ :cobgp:random3.png |Implementation
+}}
+==== What is the best implementation option? ====
+  * **If** you like Cisco (and don't want to couple call routing with {{:cobgp:dropcalls.pl|CAC/MLPP}}), 3-5 are good.
+  * **Else if** you must couple CAC/MLPP with call routing, use 6 (better than 2).
+  * **Else if** you can, use 1 (provides fastest call handling).
+  * **Finally**, if you have no other option, use 2. Make sure that the call handling is fast enough in this case.
+==== GUI (for quagga, can be modified to use Cisco) ====
+{{ :cobgp:co-gui.png |}}
+{{ :cobgp:co-gui2.png |}}
+All comments are warmly welcomed! Send them to: (//address pending//)