SIP in higher education

[Duane <>]

Stephen Kingham wrote:
> 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.

E.164 allows for multiple routes with preferences etc, so just list an
internet2 route lower then a normal internet route... As long as both
legs of the route can see a unified tree then there should be no issue...

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