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Network Working Group C. Bormann Request for Comments: 5049 Universitaet Bremen TZI Category: Standards Track Z. Liu Nokia Research Center

Price et al., 2007

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Camarillo G
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Network Working Group C. Bormann Request for Comments: 5049 Universitaet Bremen TZI Category: Standards Track Z. Liu Nokia Research Center R. Price EADS Defence and Security Systems Limited G. Camarillo, Ed. Ericsson December 2007 Applying Signaling Compression …
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