SIP in higher education

[Garret Yoshimi <>]

Dennis,

Thanks again for keeping us moving forward!  We will contribute to the 
Cisco gateway and likely also the Cisco caller-id elements once we get our 
gateway operational (we ran into a delay on our Nortel side, but hope to 
have the link operational in August, hopefully sooner).

Best regards, and wishing all a safe celebration weekend!
garret

At 7/1/2004 01:38 PM, Dennis Baron wrote:

> No call today but here are my notes from last week's call.  They are
> very rough from my scribbles during the call!  Speak up if I missed
> anything.
>
>                    Dennis
>
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> 6/24/04 SIP.edu Conference Call - Draft Notes
>
> Attendees
>  Doug Walsten - Cisco
>  Dennis Baron - MIT
>  Glenn Sudduth - Washington
>  Garret Yoshimi - Hawaii
>  Jeremy George - Yale
>  Andrew Millson - Iowa
>  Alan Crosswell - Columbia
>  Todd Acheson - Ohio
>  Bill Jahsman - Utah
>  Shrihari Pandit - Stealth
>
>  - Any additional feedback/comments from the workshop at Penn
>    - Should have been longer than one day - 1-1/2 to 2 days
>    - More hands on would be good - how to make hands on useful to
>      wide/diverse audience
>
>  - Next steps for SIP.edu
>    - Cookbook work
>      - Update SER - Jeremy and Alan expressed interest?
>        - Pointer to SER mailing list? - it's _very_ busy
>      - SIPxchange - renewed interest with open source
>        - What doc's will be available on sipfoundry.org ?
>         - Seems to be movement on getting clean code out
>      - Cisco
>        - Need documentation on gateway config'
>          - Example config's would help - or more detailed "how-to"
>        - What version to run - may vary by hardware
>    - Other work
>      - SIP-identity - there seems to be interest in testing/promoting
>        - Need TLS in clients
>          - Doug to check to see if it is in 7960 v7.1?
>        - Could be added to SER
>        - Jeremy interested in bringing up test system?
>        - We could encourage other vendors
>      - Caller-ID improvements
>        - Cisco has a method - is it standardized?
>      - Spawn subgroups to investigate and report
>      - Implementation "chain-letter" - pass on knowledge - add to
>        doc's
>      - Match-maker service - vendors/schools with common interests/
>        platforms is useful
>
>  - How to make the conference calls valuable to a wider audience
>    - Implementation Q&A sessions - may be hard to do - keep to more
>      focussed agendas
>    - Possible call topics/speakers
>      - Feedback on SIP.edu model from FWD
>      - Peering
>        - Possible presentation by Stealth or others
>      - ENUM discussion
>
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