IETF 64 P2PSIP AdHoc Meeting Remembrance Day November 11, 2005 Vancouver, BC, Canada David A. Bryan.

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IETF 64 P2PSIP AdHoc Meeting Remembrance Day November 11, 2005 Vancouver, BC, Canada David A. Bryan

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Agenda Bash/Administrivia Thank you to Eyeball for sponsoring the room Agenda order has changed slightly because a large number of attendees have time conflicts and need to leave early Session is being recorded on video and will be made available, along with slides – Mailing list –lists.cs.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/p2p-sip Need a notetaker

Agenda Updates from ongoing projects: 1310 Columbia University (Schulzrinne) 1320 William and Mary (Bryan) 1330 Avaya/Nimcat (Matthews) 1340 Panasonic (Shim/Perkins) 1350 Overview of existing P2P systems (Buford) 1405 SIP based vs. DHT based approaches (Shim) 1415 Discussion 1425 Interconnecting SIP Networks with P2P (Bailey) 1435 Discussion 1445 Break

Agenda 1500 Scope Discussion/Future Direction 1530 Identity, Security and Reliability (Jennings) 1540 Discussion 1610 P2P Services (Tomsu) 1620 Discussion 1630 Use Cases (Bryan)