On Apr 1, 2009, at 3:14 PM, Dan Wing wrote:
There continue to be transit IP providers even though the Internet
has been
around for decades, and there continue to be transit PSTN providers
even
though the PSTN has been around for generations.
Remember, I'm practicing at challenging "the opposition" to help you
clean up your argument, so don't take this the wrong way . . .
Transit IP providers don't require changing the core protocols so they
can preserve their business models. I'm hesitant to potentially
cripple a security mechanism in order to preserve the business model
of transit PSTN providers.
Seriously: You want the protocol to change, you have to have a reason
that makes sense in the context of the Internet. Crazy stuff that
people are doing in private networks to justify their financial
exchange doesn't qualify as a reason to change accepted Internet
architecture.
--
Dean
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