Presence and IntComm WG

[Steve Blair <>]

Ben:

Ben Chinowsky wrote:

> *Action Items as of July 21*
>
> (high priority)
> [ACTION] Ben T. will put Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 on PALS, backing up the 
> SQL
> database so we can re-create accounts later.
> [ACTION] Jamey will update SER on PALS with the latest PIC-SER package.
> [ACTION] PIC will consider changing its conference call schedule so that 
> PIC-SER
> participants in various time zones can join more of the calls.
> [ACTION] Candace and Jamey will compile a "how to un-wedge the server" 
> document.
> [ACTION] Steve will recruit a speaker from Cisco for the MM.
>  
No luck yet. I think it will be difficult to recruit someone without 
first identifying a topic. Perhaps a Cisco
speaker is best left for another meeting?

> [ACTION] Rodger and Ben T. will confer about recruiting participants for a 
> panel
> on open-source and commercial implementations of SIP.
>
> (medium priority)
> [ACTION] Candace and Jamey will initiate an email discussion of their proposal
> to modify the SER PA module so it can do presence via SUBSCRIBE and NOTIFY, to
> accommodate clients that don't do PUBLISH.
> [ACTION] Jamey will look into adding fuzzed presence to the MM demo.
> [ACTION] Anyone who has a BSD or other unusual Unix-like system on which they
> can do a test install of the PIC-SER package, will contact Candace.
> [ACTION] Candace will add a Wiki document on strict vs. loose routing.
>
> (low priority)
> [ACTION] Jamey will enable eyeBeam to use presence info to decide
> whether messages should go straight to voicemail.
> [ACTION] Jamey will update the interface requirements document.
> [ACTION] Jamey will continue working on the future of the skiffs, and solicit
> opinions from PIC members as needed.
> [ACTION] People will research skiff-like offerings from various companies:
> - Dennis - Newbury
> - Steve - Airwave
> - Rodger - Airespace (now part of Cisco)
> - Jeremy - Eckehau (via Walt Magnussen)
> [ACTION] Candace will look into Tyler Johnson's H.350-enabled version of the
> NIST client.
> [ACTION] Ben T. will write a short document describing the motivation for the
> paths-in-the-snow approach to PIC development.
>
> *Attendees*
>
> Rodger Will (chair) - Ford
> Joe Rork - Ford
> Jeremy George - Yale
> Deke Kassabian - Penn
> Steve Blair - Penn
> Candace Holman - Harvard
> Dennis Baron - MIT
> Ben Teitelbaum - Internet2
> Ben Chinowsky (scribe) - Internet2
>
> *Discussion*
>
> Ben and Rodger have submitted proposals for the PIC demo and WG meeting at the
> Fall Internet2 Member Meeting. Steve agreed to be the lead and single point of
> contact for the demo; Joe will help. [ACTION] Steve will recruit a speaker 
> from
> Cisco for the MM.
>
> Candace suggested we organize a panel on open-source and commercial
> implementations of SIP, either at the Member Meeting or later. There was 
> strong
> interest from the group; this panel could address issues such as
> interoperability via shared protocol vs. via gateways; SIP-level vs. API-level
> interoperability; and the danger of the balkanization of SIP. [ACTION] Rodger
> and Ben T. will confer about recruiting participants for a panel on 
> open-source
> and commercial implementations of SIP.
>  

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