IETF 64 P2PSIP AdHoc Meeting

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IETF 64 P2PSIP AdHoc Meeting

• Remembrance Day
• November 11, 2005
• Vancouver, BC, Canada
• David A. Bryan

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Agenda Bash/Administrivia

• Thank you to Eyeball for sponsoring the room
• Agenda order has changed slightly because a large
  number of attendees have time conflicts and need
  to leave early
• Session is being recorded on video and will be
  made available, along with slides
• www.p2psip.org
• Mailing list
• lists.cs.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/p2p-sip
• Need a notetaker

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Agenda

• Updates from ongoing projects
• 1310 Columbia University (Schulzrinne)
• 1320 William and Mary (Bryan)
• 1330 Avaya/Nimcat (Matthews)
• 1340 Panasonic (Shim/Perkins)
• 1350 Overview of existing P2P systems (Buford)
• 1405 SIP based vs. DHT based approaches (Shim)
• 1415 Discussion
• 1425 Interconnecting SIP Networks with P2P
  (Bailey)
• 1435 Discussion
• 1445 Break

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Agenda

• 1500 Scope Discussion/Future Direction
• 1530 Identity, Security and Reliability
  (Jennings)
• 1540 Discussion
• 1610 P2P Services (Tomsu)
• 1620 Discussion
• 1630 Use Cases (Bryan)