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Overview
An inbound scenario involves an external client initiating a connection request to an application hosted on a server. This scenario is commonly seen in web applications, APIs, and services where clients request data or services from a server.
When an application receives an inbound session, it processes an incoming connection request from an external client. This involves the following steps:
Listening for Incoming Requests: The application listens on a designated port for incoming session requests.
Authentication: The application verifies the identity of the client through authentication mechanisms (e.g., tokens, credentials).
Session Initialization: After successful authentication, a session is initialized and resources are allocated for the client.
Data Handling: The application handles data exchange within the session, ensuring data integrity and security.
Session Termination: Finally, the session is terminated either by the client or the server, releasing all associated resources.
Use Cases
On-boarding Customers
Immediate problem-solving sessions
Customer Service/Support
Benefits
Scalability: Inbound scenarios can handle multiple client requests through scalable server resources.
Security: Authentication and session management enhance security measures, ensuring only authorized users can access the services.
Reliability: Ensuring data integrity and efficient resource allocation helps maintain reliable service for end-users.
Efficiency: Streamlined data handling allows for quick and accurate data exchange between the client and server.
Starting an Inbound Call Session
Ending the Session
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