Re: proposed charter (Implementation)
Curtis Villamizar <[email protected]> Tue, 26 Sep 2006 12:04:56 -0400
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In message <OF64D053EF.9356D80E-ON852571F5.0049029B-852571F5.0049CCD8@csc.com> Janet P Gunn writes: > > > You seem to be under the misapprehension that RFC 4412 has not been > implemented. > > It is being demonstrated at the MultiService Forum's (MSF ) Global MSF > Interoperability (GMI) 2006 event in October. > > Janet Thanks for the info. Actually I thought it would have been implemented by now and maybe deployed by VOIP providers. I'm actually surprised that its not deployed. [btw- demonstrated on what?] Henning Schulzrinne seems to have his head in the real world even though not everything he's pushed for reach fruition. I thought he'd at least provide reference implementations as part of his research as long as he could get the funding to do so. Regardless, my statement below still stands. Just had a private email exchange in which the topic of unfunded mandates vs sufficiently funded request for competitive bids sort of came up. Maybe its just that the former only brings out the spec writers (and hostility from the ISPs) and the latter produces a more positive and productive reaction. [ no funding no action. what a surprise. yes I know that has changed. ] Curtis > Curtis Villamizar <[email protected]> wrote on 09/26/2006 07:41:36 AM: > > > > Maybe IEPREP already has too many spec writers and not enough > > implementors motivated by deployment intentions.