[FOSTEL-List] Likely streams

[Simon Horne]

Guys

I would like to present a rather controversial BOF in the VoIP room.

An alternative way to do IM, Security and NAT Traversal and the new H.325 
protocol

As the author of the ITU IM working document and proposed point to point 
NAT Media standard I would like present an alternative view on scalable 
workable solutions for Security, NAT and IM. Some may find it controversial 
and might give other's pause for thought but it should be a worthwhile 
listen and an active/lively discussion.

I would also like to present an overview of the proposed new H.325 protocol 
as well and the current school of thought in its design.

I have written this in the BOF section of the wiki and hope to have a PPT 
presentation ready before I arrive in Paris.

I do hope we find time for me to present this over the two days of the 
conference.

Simon

At 01:42 AM 27/03/2007, Dave Neary wrote:

>Hi,
>
>We have 3 meeting rooms available for BOFS and group sessions next week.
>
>I had roughly labelled these as the IM room, the VoIP room and the
>telephony room but I'm not sure if that's the best way to do it. What do
>ye think?
>
>I have a few ideas about what would be useful for those sessions -
>feedback would be appreciated.
>
>  - SIP interoperability
>  - Rich interaction with XMPP
>  - Defining XMPP based interchange protocols
>  - VoIP & GSM convergence
>  - Sound on Linux and VoIP - defining use cases for our audio architectures
>  - Making SIP easy - working on NAT and firewall traversal
>  - Securing internet communications
>
>These are heavily loaded in favour of the things I know from openwengo -
>it's just food for thought. Are these the kinds of topics that people
>would like to participate in?
>
>Cheers,
>Dave.
>
>--
>Dave Neary
>OpenWengo Community Development Manager
>Email: dave.neary at wengo.com
>
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