>> 2. The XTLS <security/> element enables a party to provide a hint about >> which TLS methods might be used (e.g., "x509" or "srp"), whereas no SDP >> methods are defined for that functionality. I could work with the >> authors of DTLS-SRTP to include something along these lines. > > How do they solve the problem of bootstrapping trust? We could force > x509 if we talk to SIP clients, e.g. a SIP client will always support > this methid and has no fallback. I know, that sucks.
I'm not sure I understand what the advantage of this functionality is in any case. -Ekr
