SIP in higher education

[John Todd <>]

NANOG, for those of you who aren't aware, is the North American 
Network Operator's Group. http://www.nanog.org/

Here are some notes taken at a talk by people involved in the CC1 
ENUM project at NANOG:

> Date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 07:04:48 -0700
> From: "Matthew Petach" 
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> Subject: 2006.06.06 NANOG-NOTES CC1 ENUM LLC update
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> (sorry these are coming out delayed, I had to deal with an internal
> routing challenge
> for much of yesterday afternoon.  --Matt)
>
> 2006.06.06  CC1 ENUM LLC
>
> IPv6 DAY
> http://www.ipv6day.org/
>
> 6bone is being shut down today, on the grounds
> that IPv6 is live and commercial, based on Jeordi's
> findings.
>
> Quotes slide, link to page you can register your
> apps on...
>
> Moderator for second session,
> Vish from Netflix, member of program committee.
>
> couple of topics to talk about; will start off
> with Karen Mulberry
> from Neustar talking about the US ENUM trial
>
> This is her first NANOG, very informative,
> interesting, entertaining.
>
> CC1 ENUM LLC --what is it?
> some background: north american numbering plan,
> 19 countries.
> formed sept 2004 by industry
> CC1 shared by 19 countries?  US and canada and
> others.
>
> LLC obtained the CC1 ENUM trial delegation in Feb 2006
> 1 exists at RIPE, points to a server in Canada,
> waiting for the rest to happen.
> USG "guiding principle" and canadian government
> and carribean--interoperate, protect privacy,
> foster innovation, promote competition.
>
> US Trial is for End User ENUM ONLY
> applied to FCC for numbering for trial, waiver
> hasn't been given yet; only regional numbers,
> no 800, toll free, or other non-geo numbers used
> during trial
> No testing in enum.arpa? of carrier enum.
>
> CC1 ENUM trial
> test service as interface within CC1, specifically
> in US
> CIRA will host the temporary Tier 1 registry
> Each CC1 country must opt into ENUM trial, gets
> their own Tier 1 registry
> CIRA just handles 800 area codes for CC1 for US
> Canada itself has a trial committee, they are
> preparing their own corp. to handle Canada.
> And Jamaica is going to do their own.
>
> US Trial, TPAC is committee of trial participants,
> will produce trial results.
>
> Each country will do their own Tier 1B registry
>
> Trial roles--a number identified; Tier1B is a subset
> of a Tier1 registry
> Tier2 provider.
> Local exchange provider has to provide...
> [wow, slide went fast]
>
> Trial in 3 phases.
> registry infrastructure
> registry/registrar interface
> application testing
>
> phase 2 is under development; phase 3 has some
> proposals.  Phase 1 is underway.
>
> TPAC (trial committee) -- 11 members signed MOU
> developed documents thus far
>
> TPAC US trial estimated timeline
> phase 1: registry infrastructure
> late june/july, lasts 2 months, starts
> after FCC grants waiver
> phase 2: registry/registrar interface
> expected to start aug, lasts 2 months
> depends on when phase 1 ends, depends on FCC
>  waiver
> phase 3 applications
> later this fall
>
> CC1 timeline as of march 2006
> [eyechart slide, good luck reading it.]
>
> By Q4 2006, an RFP will be issued for commercial
> tier1 and tier1B registries for CC1, goal to go
> live mid 2007.
>
> commercial operations
> 2 RFPs
> tier 1A (for all CC1)
> tier 1B for US
> expect to see the RFPs Q3/Q4 2006,
> beta late next year.
>
> Challenges facing enum
> defining the global standard for Carrier/Infrastructure
> /Operator/Provider ENUM
> Protecting end user security and privacy
> managing opt in requirements
> ensuring verification and authentication
> integrating domestic/global policy mandates.
>
> how do we integrate what happens in the US with
> the rest of the world.
>
> CC1 ENUM info resources
>
> CC1 ENUM LLC
> http://www.enumllc.com/
> US ENUM Forum
> http://www.enum-forum.org/
> Canadian ENUM Working Group
> http://www.enumorg.ca/
>
> Q: What about bringing carrier/operator enum to IETF
> forum?
> A: working on it -- there was an announcement yesterday
> in regards to that.
>
> Moving on to next speaker now.



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John Todd
Networking, Tello Corp.

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