Signaling Gateway

A Signaling Gateway is a network component solely responsible for translating signaling messages (i. e. information about call establishment and teardown) between one medium (usually IP) and another (PSTN). For example, a signaling gateway would translate between ISUP and SIP. A signaling gateway is often part of a softswitch in modern VoIP deployments.

 

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