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This chapter lists the protocols and call control application program interfaces (APIs) that are supported by various Cisco Unified Communications components.
Cisco Unified Communications components support an array of call control signaling protocols. The following table shows the call control signaling protocols that are supported by each component.
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Cisco Unified Communications Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) provide you with the flexibility to customize the capabilities of many Cisco Unified Communications components.
The following table shows the call control signaling APIs that are supported by each component.
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