Just catching up on this discussion, after a period of absence. As chair of the
SIP Forum Task Group that carried out this work, I concur with the summary
below from Scott and also his various earlier postings answering questions
raised on this list - thanks Scott.
A further comment below.
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A general note on the history of this document and the context in which
it was developed, in hopes of illuminating why it has some of the
features that you don't like...
This was created as a SIP Forum document to guide the interaction
between User Agents and the Configuration Service for a SIP do
On Wed, 2010-04-07 at 08:59 -0700, Dave CROCKER wrote:
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> On 4/6/2010 9:34 AM, Scott Lawrence wrote:
> >> What is the justification that mandates a more complex model than
> >> these use? It's not usually considered sufficient to simply cite the fact
> >> that
> >> some operators somewhere want
On 4/7/2010 9:52 AM, Spencer Dawkins wrote:
A better analogy would be
the full configuration information for a router - would anyone argue
that only being able to change the configuration of router once every 24
hours would be sufficient?
Each SIP UA is like an Internet Router?
Dave, I und
A better analogy would be
the full configuration information for a router - would anyone argue
that only being able to change the configuration of router once every 24
hours would be sufficient?
Each SIP UA is like an Internet Router?
Dave, I understood Scott's point to be that the amount of
On 4/6/2010 9:34 AM, Scott Lawrence wrote:
What is the justification that mandates a more complex model than
these use? It's not usually considered sufficient to simply cite the fact that
some operators somewhere want something different. There needs to be a
compelling case made.
It is alway
Richard,
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