That being said, maybe I am just looking at a grey sky through blue sunglasses.
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[mailto:asterisk-users->[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Totaro
I predict a paradigm shift, rendering what is historical, null.
Is this in general, applying to all technology, or just to telecom? (i.e., will Hollywood ship videos in hi-def on EVD?)
-Michael
>No worries here. What works best will win out eventually.
Not sure where you get that idea, as historically it's not that way :S.
Companies will make SIP work reasonably enough. What will win out is whatever is marketed and sold the best. Getting published specs, inc. being a published "standard" is part of that marketing.
-Michael
----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Bush" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Re: How far is IAX to be a Standard
what does the RFC's guys and the Pseudo-Cisco IETF think about this Protocol?
the internet vendor task force has a massive amount invested in sip. so there will be a lot of 'guidance' to have it published as an informational rfc. if iax catches on in the market, then they'll have to play. otherwise, expect to have a hard time getting iax on the ivtf standards track.
randy
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