VoIP - Year 10+.pptVIP

January 11, 2007 Internet2 VoIP VoIP - Year 10+ Henning Schulzrinne Dept. of Computer Science Columbia University hgs@ Overview VoIP status IETF WG status Deployment-related issues security peering software ossification robustness configuration NATs SIP is PBX/Centrex ready IETF VoIP efforts A constellation of SIP RFCs SIP, SIPPING SIMPLE –00 drafts RFC publication IETF WG: SIP ~ 44 SIP-related RFCs published Activities: hitchhiker’s guide infrastructure: GRUUs (random identifiers) URI lists XCAP configuration SIP MIB services: rejecting anonymous requests consent framework location conveyance session policy security: end-to-middle security certificates SAML sips clarification NAT: connection re-use SIP outbound IETF WG: SIPPING 31 RFCs published Policy media policy SBC functions Services service examples call transfer configuration framework spam and spit text-over-IP transcoding Testing and operations IPv6 transition race condition examples IPv6 torture tests SIP offer-answer examples overload requirements VoIP emergency communications IETF ECRIT working group Emergency Contact Resolution with Internet Technologies Solve four major pieces of the puzzle: location conveyance (with SIP GEOPRIV) emergency call identification mapping geo and civic caller locations to PSAP URI discovery of local and visited emergency dial string Not solving location discovery -- GEOPRIV inter-PSAP communication and coordination citizen notification Current status: finishing general and security requirements agreement on mapping protocol (LoST) and identifier (sos URN) working on overall architecture and UA requirements ECRIT: Options for location delivery GPS L2: LLDP-MED (standardized version of CDP + location data) periodic per-port broadcast of configuration information currently implementing CDP L3: DHCP for geospatial (RFC 3825) civic (RFC 4676) L7: proposals for retrievals: HELD, RELO, LCP, SIP, … for own IP address by IP address by MAC address by identifier (conveyed by DHC