Difference between Soft Phones and Hard Phones

What is the difference between a frame sent by an IP Communicator (for example) and an IP Phone 7960? What is the difference of the frames sent by these 2 devices. Thank you!

There is no difference, they work exactly in the same way. The softphone sends the same packets than a normal phone. You can take a sniffer trace on both to verify that.
HTH
//Jorge

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