SIPPING Working Group IETF 61

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SIPPING Working GroupIETF 61

• Dean Willis
• Gonzalo Camarillo
• Rohan Mahy

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Other Notes

• Need a Note Taker
• Need a scribe for Jabber session
• Session Border Controller Discussion
• 1900-2100 Tuesday in Hemisphere
• Wireless Make sure your computer is not in
  adhoc mode

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Agenda Tuesday

• 0900 Call to Order and Agenda Bash Chairs
• 0905 Status Chairs
• 0915 Configuration Dan Petrie
• 0930 Session-Policy  Volker Hilt
• 0955 SIP URI services and Consent  Gonzalo
• 1025 Transfer  Alan Johnston
• 1040 End-to-Middle Kumiko Ono
• 1055 Caller Preferences Usecases Paul K
• 1105 GRUU Extension to Reg Event Paul K
• 1120 Conference Framework  Jonathan Rosenberg
• 1130 Break

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Agenda Thursday

• 0900 Call to Order and Agenda Bash Chairs
• 0905 Real-Time Text Arnoud
• 0920 Location Requirements James Polk
• 0935 Event Package for Floor info Eunsook Kim
• 0950 Event Package for Device info Brijesh
  Kumar
• 1005 SIP and Spam Jonathan Rosenberg
• 1030 Direct Transcoding Kang
• 1040 RTCP Summary Reports  Amy Pendleton
• 1100 Available
• 1130 Done

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Post WGLC drafts

• RFCs published since IETF 60
• RFC 3842 Message Waiting
• RFC 3824 Using SIP with E.164
• In RFC Editor Queue
• Early Media
• Early-Session Disposition
• With Area Director or IESG
• 3GPP R5 Requirements
• QSIG to SIP
• Transcoding via 3pcc
• Reason header for preemption

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WGLCs

• KPML
• Conference Requirements
• Conference Framework
• Conference Package
• Call Control Conferencing
• End-to-Middle Security Requirements
• Note Application Interaction WGLC in SIP

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Proposed Milestones

• Dec 04
• KPML
• E2M Reqs
• Jan 05
• Conferencing Requirements, Framework,
  cc-conferencing
• Feb 05
• Config, cc-transfer, URI-List framework
• Mar 05
• URI-List for INVITE, SUB, MESSAGE, REFER
• Consent Framework and Reqs

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Proposed Milestones, Cont.

• Apr 05
• Event Filtering
• Caller Pref Usecases
• Service Examples
• May 05
• Session Policy Requirements
• Session Independent Policies
• Session Specific Policies
• Jun 05
• Location Requirements, Traits-Based Auth Reqs
• Jul 05
• Transcoding Framework and with Conferencing
• Oct 05
• Rereview Charter

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Old Milestones

• Jul 04
• KPML
• Aug 04
• Conferencing Requirements, Framework,
  cc-conferencing
• Sep 04
• Location Reqs, E2M Reqs, Traitz Reqs
• Oct 04
• Config
• List Services Requirements and FW
• URI List
• Nov 04
• URI List for INVITE, SUB, MESSAGE, REFER

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Old Milestones, Cont.

• Dec 04
• Event Filtering
• Caller Pref Usecases
• Service Examples
• Session Policy Requirements
• Jan 05
• Session Independent Policies
• Feb 05
• Transcoding Framework and with Conferencing
• Mar 05
• Session Specific Policies