Client-server architecture using internet and public switched ne

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1997-07-17

1999-11-30

Wolinsky, Scott

Telephonic communications

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370352, H04M 342

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059956062

ABSTRACT:
A client-server network enables interconnection to both the Internet and switched network. In response to a received client service request, a connection is established over the Internet between a client and a server. Client information transmitted from the client to the server over the Internet connection is used to enable the server to provide the requested service by establishing a switched network connection to the client using a client's communication number determined from the client information.

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