You need to determine which type of call signaling you want to use in your new VOIP
network. What are three examples of call control signaling that could be used? (Select
three)

A.
RTP

B.
SIP

C.
G.729

D.
H.323

E.
G.711

F.
MGCP

Explanation:
Call Control Signaling:
Packets belonging to one of several protocols—those used to set up, maintain, tear down, or
redirect a call, depending upon call endpoints. Examples are H.323, Media Gateway Control
Protocol (MGCP), and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)
Incorrect Answers:
A: The is the protocol used to carry voice packet streams; it is not a signaling protocol.
C, E: These are codec standards used to compress a VOIP call.