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There is no free lunch in seizing the opportunities offered by PLT technology. Current developments operate in a highly dynamic and uncertain environment. Sector boundaries are shifting, financial power is enhanced, competition is increasing, legal regulations are being fundamentally redesigned, new market entrants appear, and old paradigms of operational and business success no longer give a guarantee for the future. Deregulation of Electricity The electrical transmission, distribution and supply businesses of Europe are confronted with an ongoing period of radical change. The growing trends of privatization, liberalization and competition have called for fundamental changes in corporate structure, business goals, organizational culture, human resources and market and customer orientation. This period of change has come at a time when the majority of these businesses also face increasing economic pressures upon fundamental elements of their operations. Annual growth in electric supply has been averaging between 1% and 2% in most of Western Europe over recent years. Margins in electric supply are classically found to be between 2% and 3%. Telecommunications Deregulation In parallel with this period of radical change within the electric utility industry, the telecommunications industry is experiencing deregulation and privatization leading to much greater levels of competition for previous monopoly suppliers. A common theme across Europe and much of the developed world is power utility competition within the new telecommunications operator business. This provides further significant drivers for those utilities to exploit capabilities in Power Line Telecommunications (PLT) technology. The power utilities not looking to enter the telecommunications services sector directly are looking to commercially exploit PLT by providing network access to telecommunications operators.

Most of these measurements are described in greater detail in other chapters; they will be just here, with emphasis on the important criteria in synchronous work mentioned in passing.

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As mentioned previously, the actual signaling messages exchanged between H.323 entities are specified in the ITU recommendations H.225.0 and H.245. H.225.0 is a two-part protocol. One part is effectively a variant of ITU-T recommendation Q.931, the ISDN layer 3 specification, and should be quite familiar to those with knowledge of ISDN. This signaling is used for the establishment and teardown of connections between H.323 endpoints. This type of signaling is known as call signaling or Q.931 signaling. The other part of H.225.0 is known as Registration, Admission, and Status (RAS) signaling. This signaling is used between endpoints and gatekeepers, and it enables a gatekeeper to manage the endpoints within its zone. For example, an endpoint uses RAS signaling to register with a gatekeeper, and a gatekeeper uses RAS signaling to allow or deny an endpoint access to network resources. Note that RAS signaling is always carried over UDP, while call signaling may be carried over either UDP or TCP. H.323 version 2 mandates that call signaling use TCP. The establishment of a TCP connection takes a little time, however, which can lead to a delay in call setup. To speed things up, Annex E to H.323 version 4 specifies a mechanism whereby either TCP or UDP can be used for call signaling. In fact, both TCP and UDP can be used

With more than 200 satellites in Geosynchronous Orbit, how do we keep them from running into each other or from attempting to use the same location in space To tackle that problem, international regulatory bodies like the ITU and national government organizations like the FCC designate the locations on the Geosynchronous Orbit, where communications satellites can be located. These locations are specified in degrees of longitude and are known as orbital slots. In response to the huge demand for orbital slots, the FCC and ITU have progressively reduced the required spacing down to only 2 degrees for C-band and Ku-band satellites.