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A SIP Transport Server is used to transport the traffic from the SIP stack. It comprises a local IP Interface, and port to receive the SIP call. A SIP Transport Server can be of type UDP, TCP, or TLS and the default port for SIP is 5060. To learn how to create a transport server for the FreeSbc/ProSbc, refer to Create a SIP Transport Server.

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	A '''SIP Transport Server''' is used to transport the traffic from the SIP stack. It comprises a local IP Interface, and port to receive the [[SIP]] call.		A '''SIP Transport Server''' is used to transport the traffic from the SIP stack. It comprises a local IP Interface, and port to receive the [[SIP]] call.
	A '''SIP Transport Server''' can be of type UDP, or ~~TCP~~ and the default port for SIP is 5060. To learn how to create a transport server for the FreeSbc/ProSbc, refer to [[Toolpack:Creating_a_SIP_Transport_Server_SBC_A\|Create a SIP Transport Server]].		A '''SIP Transport Server''' can be of type UDP, TCP, or TLS and the default port for SIP is 5060. To learn how to create a transport server for the FreeSbc/ProSbc, refer to [[Toolpack:Creating_a_SIP_Transport_Server_SBC_A\|Create a SIP Transport Server]].