Shibboleth Developers

A msg from I2 re use of 800 numbers... altho its my sense that most 
of use SIP (which isn't mentioned in this note)

>  > For future bridge info e-mail for AMSAC and all other bridge 
> dial-in announcements.
> >  For many dial-in users these days, long distance dialing is free 
> > (at the margin, i.e., no more expensive than local or 800 calling). 
> > I2 pays significantly more for dial-in 800 access to the bridge 
> > than for local calling (local calling is basically free at the 
> > margin; 866 dial-in costs us per minute per port).  We spend over 
> > $50K per year for 866 dial-in!
> >
> >  Thus, we'd like all future dial-in instructions to read as follows:
> >
> >  +1-734-615-7474 PREFERRED (from any phone where Long Distance 
> > calling has no add'l
> >                  cost over local or 800 calling, e.g., cell phones 
> > or callers with
> >                  fixed price LD plans)
> >  +1-866-411-0013 (US/Canada Only and only if above 734- number 
> > costs user more than
> >                  800/866 calls; this number costs Internet2 
> > substantially more than
> >                  above 734 number and should be avoided if possible)
> >
> >  thanks for helping us control costs


1) Startup
- Roll call, agenda bash
- Intellectual Property Rights Awareness: Internet Intellectual Property
Framework (http://www.internet2.edu/membership/ip.html)

2)  Quick items...
        -- Frames/cookies question
        -- handling silver authn (Jim)

3) status updates...
        -- IdP v3 update
        -- SP update
        -- DS update
        -- QS update
        -- OpenID update
        -- LOA-authncontext testing

4) Discussion items
        -- desktop clients + SAML
        -- more on Discovery process; discussion of draft proposal

5)  Other items?

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1-866-411-0013 (toll free US/Canada only)
or 1 -800-392-6130 (alternate toll free US/Canada only)
for callers outside the USA/Canada dial 1-734-615-7474 (not free)
Pin # :  0109044

    http://edial.internet2.edu/call/0169439 for dialout in US

    SIP-based:
      Connect directly:
      
sip:
      or via Free World Dialup to 4233425 ("I2eDial") and
         enter 0109044