Rich Communications Suite - Mobile Servers

Eyeball RCS Mobile Servers offers Enhanced
Phone Book, Presence, Instant Messaging and Rich Communications.
Traversal of NATs, firewalls and web-proxies is also included
with easy integration with existing infrastructure and
solutions.
Standards-compliant server that works with
operator infrastructure
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Based on SIP/SIMPLE signalling compliant
to OMA, 3GPP, 3GPP2,
IETF and GSMA standards
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Interop with vendors such as
Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Huawei, NSN, Nokia and Samsung
Carrier-grade server suite for enhanced
phone book and mobile IM
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XML Data Management
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Server Presence server
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IM server
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Gateways for popular Internet IM
communities
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SMS/MMS
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XMPP (for GoogleTalk)
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Microsoft Windows Live Messenger
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Yahoo! Messenger
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AOL Messenger
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Skype
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Facebook
Service oriented architecture for reduced
time to market for innovative value-added services

Figure 1. Shows how RCS mobile servers enables mobile
phone users with enhanced phonebook, presence and rich
communications features.
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Figure 2. Shows the different server components of
Eyeball RCS server suite. Eyeball RCS mobile servers support IP-based protocols such as SIP, SIMPLE, XCAP,
MSRP and XMPP along with GSM-based protocols such as
SMS, MMS, IMPS and USSD. |
Server Scalability and Robustness
The RCS Server is built with a modular and scalable design for carrier-class deployments. The system is implemented in C/C++ for highest performance, and supports clustering, load-balancing and fault-tolerance.
Web-based Administration and Monitoring
Web-based tools are available for server
administration such as monitoring service load, usage
statistics, and management of account settings and privileges.
Additional features include access & error logging with multiple
verbosity levels, text based server configuration file and
command line interface for administration. Eyeball RCS Software ensures
widest possible market coverage by supporting variety of phones
with or without data-pans. For phones without data-plans, the
features are delivered using SMS/MMS messages or via USSD
protocol.
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