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Line 1: {{short description\|Network protocol}} TPCP is a client-server protocol with three types of primitives: ▼ {{Unreferenced\|date=September 2024}} ▲'''Third Party Control Protocol''' (TPCP) is a [[client-server protocol]] with three types of primitives: * Request (used by the client), * Notify (used by the server to send state information to the client), * Responses (sent as a response to a request) TPCP is the Protocol used for third party call control [[3pcc]]. TPCP is the protocol used by the controller while communicating with the control server over the control let{{Clarify\|date=December 2010}}. TPCP is used to initiate, control and observe sessions between remote parties. [[Category:Network protocols]] {{Compu-network-stub}}