[Ecrit] IETF85 - Atlanta: ECRIT Minutes for 11/08/2012

[Roger Marshall <[e-mail]>]

Minutes - ECRIT - IETF85, Atlanta

Summary

1. Another revision to milestone dates will be posted, based on comments
received in the working group meeting. It was agreed that a couple of
milestone dates should be pulled in.

2. Brian Rosen agreed to update draft-ietf-ecrit-data-only-ea based on
a quick review from Randy Gellens.  ECRIT chairs agreed to submit
draft-ietf-ecrit-data-only-ea for WGLC following above version update
(done 11/09/2012).

3. Richard Barnes to draft a letter outlining two possible solutions, for
Out of Jurisdiction Emergency Routing and rough-locaion draft, listing +/-'s,
with the intention to send it to ETSI as a contribution.

4. Individual ECRIT draft status as discussed in the meeting is available
per Jean's well-captured notes below.

-roger marshall.


ECRIT Notes based on agenda at:
http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/85/agenda/agenda-85-ecrit.txt

Chairs: Marc Linsner, Roger Marshall

Thursday, 13:00-15:00



Raw Notes from A. Jean Mahoney, <[e-mail]>
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 My notes are attached. Highlights below:
 WG Milestones:
 * draft-ietf-ecrit-data-only-ea - Brian will release a new draft.
   Randy can review it. Should be ready for wglc soon.
* draft-ietf-ecrit-phonebcp - MISSREF issue has been resolved.
* draft-ietf-ecrit-psap-callback - milestone should come before the
   trustworthy-location.
* draft-ietf-ecrit-additional-data - milestone can be moved up, new
   version out soon and ready for wglc.

 Trustworthy location information
 * Clarify what "trustworthy" and "untrustworthy" mean.
* Add more architecture info to section 2.
* Expand discussion of bounding error (aka sanity check)
* Improve the description of audit.
* Cut section 5 to solution analysis only.
* Describe that you don't know if headers are added by trusted proxies.
* Abstract marking versus policy.

 PSAP Callbacks
 * The objection to the header field was retracted.
* Read draft-roach-sipcore-priority - issues should be taken to the
   sipcore mailing list.

 Policy for defining new service-identifying labels
 * Should make this as quick and easy as possible using expert review
   rather than RFC.
* Create a document to help the expert reviewer.
* Provide guidance on how to use the registry
* 2 classifications - general public and top-level domains.

 Extensions to the Emergency Services Architecture for dealing with Unauthenticated and Unauthorized Devices
 * Access network provides either a SIP proxy or registrar (current
   clients don't do discovery)

 Out of Jurisdiction Emergency Routing
 * LoST servers are not necessarily there.
* Want the solution to be as close to LoST as possible to allow for
   interop and scalability.
* Two approaches were discussed.
* Present two approaches and their drawbacks to ETSI.
* Too much in common with rough-loc to send rough-loc to WGLC.


 Jean
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