SIP in higher education

[Stephen Kingham <>]

Hi all

I am looking again to attend and am working out the local time.  
Especially as you are raising such an important subject. I am going to 
set the alarm and attend at 04:00 am AEST (UTC+10), I certainly hope I 
get the calculations right..   No promises, please do not wait for me. 
In the event that I do not attend can I please put forward my request 
for support for E164, or at least ENUM (which is E164).

I  believe E.164 is so important for progressing the promotion of SIP 
based communications, ENUM for example is all about E.164.  Thus 
limiting SIP in Internet2 away from E164 alienates Internet2 away from 
ENUM to the grave disadvantage of Internet2, and frankly would move any 
progress/discussion to another forum that is interested tackling the 
problem.

Best Regards

Stephen Kingham

Dennis Baron wrote:

> Call tommorow, Thursday, 7/7/05 2:00-3:00 EDT (UTC-4)
>
> Agenda
>
> - SIP.edu by Numbers -  All
>
>  We will continue our discussion about supporting SIP calling for
>  devices with only 12-keys - including some more discussion of the
>  pros and cons of using E.164 numbers.  (See the notes from the 6/23
>  call and Ben's slides for background.)
>
> - Deployment updates and questions - All
>
> - Let me know if you have any other items for this or future agendas!
>
>                     Dennis
>
> Thursday 2:00 PM US/Eastern
> To join the call, do one of the following:
>  a. Call 
> sip:,
>  or
>          
> sip:,
>  or
>  b. Dial +1-734-615-7474, or
>          +1-800-392-6130, or 
>          +1-866-411-0013 and enter access code 0153458, or
>  c. To have the system call you, click here:
>          https://edial.internet2.edu/call/0153458
>
>  

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