Re: [Sipping] IETF Standardization related to SPIT

Hi Dale,

--On 15.01.07 21:59 +0100 Dale.Worley@comcast.net wrote:

>
>    From: "Saverio Niccolini" <Saverio.Niccolini@netlab.nec.de>
>
>    In order to start a discussion on the question if there is a need for IETF
>    standards related to SPIT prevention, we have submitted an Internet draft
>    that tries to identify the need for standards on a very high level. Please
>    find it at:
>
>    http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-niccolini-sipping-spitstop-00.txt
>
>    We hope to refine this work and elaborate requirements for SPIT-related
>    standards in the next months and we would like to do it together with you.
>
> It seems like this I-D presupposes a particular model of how SPIT
> prevention will be implemented, but it does not make explicit what
> that model is.  Given that SPIT prevention has not yet been
> implemented anywhere, shouldn't we first be discussing the model and
> whether it suffices for SPIT prevention before attempting to
> standardize the details of how the components implied by the model
> will communicate?

We have a running system that we use for testing purposes in our office
and demonstrated at ITU Telecom 06 in Hong Kong.

Of course we had this system in the back of our heads when writing the draft.
But we do not think that our way is the only way to build a SPIT prevention
system.  We tried to be rather generic in the draft and start this discussion
in order to also include other views and alternative systems - maybe better
ones than ours ;-)

Thanks,

    Juergen

> Dale
>
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