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On måndag, nov 25, 2002, at 15:58 Europe/Stockholm, Michael Mealling 
wrote:

> I actually like the previous version of the example. I would like some
> text discussing the fact that the h323 service subtypes based on
> function class while the last record defines function classes as
> services and then subtypes based on how that service is expressed.

This is a message to all people on this mailing list. I get complaints 
on the examples, but not any text I can use. If you just send me text, 
I am happy to create a new document with better examples and 
more/better text.

Please...

    paf

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The IESG has approved 'Number Portability in the GSTN: An Overview'
<draft-ietf-enum-e164-gstn-np-05.txt> as an Informational RFC.  This
document is the product of the Telephone Number Mapping Working Group.
The IESG contact persons are Scott Bradner and Allison Mankin.


Note to RFC Editor:

Please replace the current text in the Security Conserations section
with the following:

"In the PSTN, the NPDB queries are generated by the PSTN switches and
carried over the SS7 networks to reach the NPDBs and back to the
switches.  The SS7 networks are operated by telecommunications
operators and signaling transport service providers in such a closed
environment that make them difficult for the hackers to penetrate.
However, when VoIP operators need the NP information and have to launch
the NP queries from their softswitches, media gateway controllers or
call managers, there would be security concerns if the NP queries and
responses are transported over Internet.  If the routing number or
routing prefix in the response is altered during the message transport,
the call will be routed to the wrong place.  It is recommended that the
NPDB queries be transported via a secure transport layer or with added
security mechanisms to ensure the data integrity."
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Hello,

 ENUM porvide a directory-like mechanism to support many services. VoIP is expected to be the first potential application currently.

If we use ENUM to support VOIP service, I am concerned about two issues:

1. Is it necessary to make a enum DNS query for each call ? If it is true, there will be call set up delay-time  performance issues, especially when you make a call that will be destined to international domain, there will be many tiers DNS query . How to handle this ?

2. Is it necessary to allocatte special number for users who wants VoIP with ENUM service? 


Any response or pointer will be appreciated.

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-----Original Message-----
From: sheng-wang [mailto:swyu@cht.com.tw]
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Subject: Question for ENUM supporting VoIP service


Hello,

 ENUM porvide a directory-like mechanism to support many services. VoIP is expected to be the first potential application currently.

If we use ENUM to support VOIP service, I am concerned about two issues:

1. Is it necessary to make a enum DNS query for each call ? If it is true, there will be call set up delay-time  performance issues, especially when you make a call that will be destined to international domain, there will be many tiers DNS query . How to handle this ?

2. Is it necessary to allocatte special number for users who wants VoIP with ENUM service? 


Any response or pointer will be appreciated.

Simon Yu
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Based on some of the work in Atlanta we will need to update our Goals and 
Milestones to reflect this.

What we currently have is this ....


Goals and Milestones:

Done    Initial draft of Service ENUM Requirements
Done    Initial draft of ENUM Protocol
Done    Revised draft of ENUM Protocol
Done    Submit ENUM Protocol document to IESG for publication as Proposed
JUN 02    Revise and update RFC 2916 appropriate to DDDS (revision of 2915) 
and advance to Draft Standard
JUL 02    Document appropriate ENUM Registration and Provisioning 
Procedures (Informational)
AUG 02    Document appropriate ENUM Operational Security, Privacy Issues 
and Procedures (Informational)

What I'd like to propose is this:

In particular I'd like the WG and especially the authors of 2916bis to 
commit to a full discussion of the relevant issues so we can bring this 
document to last call well in advance of San Francisco.

We now have 2 other WG dependant on 2916bis  FAX and VPIM and our own 
documents on enum service registration for SIP and H.323.

There are clear issues on how NAPTR records are processed etc.

Goals and Milestones:

Done    Initial draft of Service ENUM Requirements
Done    Initial draft of ENUM Protocol
Done    Revised draft of ENUM Protocol
Done    Submit ENUM Protocol document to IESG for publication as Proposed
APR 03    Revise and update RFC 2916 appropriate to DDDS (revision of 2915)
JUNE 03    ENUM service registrations for SIP and H.323
AUG 03    Document appropriate ENUM Security and  Privacy 
Issues  (Informational)
NOV 03    Document appropriate ENUM Registration and Provisioning 
Procedures (Informational)


Thoughts and comments...


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> 1. Is it necessary to make a enum DNS query for each call ? If it 
> is true, there will be call set up delay-time  performance 
> issues, especially when you make a call that will be destined to 
> international domain, there will be many tiers DNS query . How to 
> handle this ?

Today, on the Internet, all hostname lookups (www.cnn.com) require
a DNS query.  DNS names are usually resolved in less than 50ms.

Today, on the PSTN, with local number portability, there is also
per-call lookup overhead.

> 2. Is it necessary to allocatte special number for users who 
> wants VoIP with ENUM service? 

There is no requirement in ENUM itself.  However, there may
be government requirements or user expectations for such 
assignments.  

For example, GSM cellular phones are billed so that the
caller pays for airtime.  Because of this, GSM cellular phone
numbers are assigned numbers to allow knowledgable individuals
to identify the called party is on a cellular phone.

However, GSM itself doesn't require such assignments.  Similarly,
ENUM itself doesn't require such assignments.

-d


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I have not heard any comments on my posting on revised goals and milestones ...

I'm going to assume that if I have not heard anything in a week or so that 
silence is consent and I will modify the information accordingly.



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Sorry about this being late ..if there any comments or revisions to this 
let me know ASAP.


Telephone Number Mapping WG (enum)

Monday, November 18 at 1300-1500

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Chair(s):

Patrik Faltstrom <paf@cisco.com>
Richard Shockey <rich.shockey@neustar.biz>

Transport Area Advisor:
Scott Bradner <sob@harvard.edu>


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AGENDA BASHING (5 min)

Agenda NOTE:  The unresolved issues in the WG all relate in one way or 
another to the structure of the enumservice field and what information 
should or should not be included and in which order.

MEETING NOTES

The chairs opened the meeting at 1300:

Welcome comments from Richard Shockey , introduction of scribe.( 
Mark.Enzmann@cingular.com )

Lawrence Convoy asked to rearrange agenda for privacy and security 
following status of RFC2916bis and drop consideration of ENUM URI document 
which will move to IPTEL WG.  Change accepted.

1. Patrik Faltstrom presenting status of RFC2916bis:

Outstanding issues:

A. IAB is to coordinate with the ITU-T TSB if the technical contact for the 
domain e164.arpa is to change and delegations within the zone e164.arpa

B. ENUM servicefield

What should the the RFC say:

E2U+(foo:bar)??

Jon Peterson  - comment - felt that Yokahama had defined this and there 
would not be a need for further discussion.

Lawrence Conroy - comment - concern that list discussion was caused by 
misconceptions of what enumservices compendium draft was meant to accomplish

Micheal Mealling comments that the ENUM entry is but a pointer.  If the 
service is unknown then go to IANA for instructions.

  Enumservicefield = 'E2U'<enumservices>

* Extended discussion of structure, following are valid.

* E2U+voice

* E2U+sip

* E2U+sip:voice

* E2U+voice:sip

* Expected format = E2U+foo+foo

Stress that this is a work in progress.


2. Shockey - Privacy and Security Considerations

Shockey noted that many of the discussions over enumservice syntax centered 
on perceptions of what is ENUM and what it is not.

  A. Is it a service control point?

Roughly analogous to a SCP in the PSTN that does nothing but number translation

B. Is it Calling party control of communications?

More information in entered into the DNS about the endpoint in order for 
calling party to make a specific selection before call setup is initiated.

  C. Is it Called party control of communications?

Less information displayed (personal information obscured) and SIP proxy or 
Gatekeeper controlls the course and progress of the session.

Called party control assumes greater privacy, but all models are valid.

ENUM security is an issue that needs additional work.

Suggestions or text welcome

Discussion immediately centers on the attempt to resolve the enumservice 
field ABNF syntax.

Major Item:

Chairs ask for consensus.

Patrik Faltstrom suggests the following ABNF syntax.

Servicefield

Service_field = "E2U" 1*(enumservice)
Enumservice = "+" type 0*(subtype)
Type = 1*32(alpha/digit)
Subtype = ":" 1*32(alpha/digit)

This is proposed syntax.
Chairs call for consensus

Hum of acceptance. 1346 18-Nov-02

Type and therefore subtype is registered with IANA and the registration 
itself specify what to expect

If we register "A: and "B:C", can we implicitly to "A:C"?  answer: NO!

3. Presentation: Jon Peterson  SIP Registration document

Presentation focus on use of only SIP address of record in the regexp

Looking for direction as to proceed or not.

Chairs ask for consensus.

This is now going to be an official ENUM WG document.
Hum consensus for.

Additional documentation to be provided in SIPPING WG.

4.Presentation Orit Levin H.323 Registration Document

Considerable presentation of the time lines and contingent dependencies on 
H.323 ENUM service document in both ITU and IPTEL WGs.

Comment from the floor: The presentation seems to exceed the charter of 
ENUM and it is believed core documents should be discussed in IPTEL WG.

H.323 ENUM registration document will stay with ENUM WGB.

Chairs ask for consensus.
Hum consensus for ..document now official WG document

  5. Presentation L. Convoy

Calling Party control scheme:   Contends that during lookup originator will 
scan NAPTRs for terminating entity.  First presented service is "Electronic 
Business Card"

This has spurred discussion as this is an available service and is not 
following the core use of ENUM.

Extended discussion of document and noted problems of complexity in what is 
valid and what is not.

Chairs note: This document does not appear to have consensus as a work 
group document.
Chairs call for consensus

Rejected by hum.

6. Addition to agenda:  Presentation:  IFAX Service of ENUM -

http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-toyoda-enum-faxservice-00.txt

Claudio Allocchio the co-chair of the IETF FAX WG gives a brief 
presentation on ENUM servicefield registration document for FAX.

Consensus and agreement among both WG chairs that this document remains 
with the FAX WG.

Meeting Ends

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DOCUMENTS DISCUSSED AT THIS MEETING



1.  RFC2916bis -0x REV - Faltstrom/Mealing
2.  J.Peterson
enumservice registration for SIP Addresses-of-Record

A URL for this Internet-Draft is:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-peterson-enum-sip-00.txt

  3.  O. Levin
ENUM Service Registration for H.323 URL

A URL for this Internet-Draft is:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-levin-enum-h323-00.txt

4.    R. Stastny & Co  on behalf of R. Brandner
enumservices compendium

A URL for this Internet-Draft is:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-brandner-enumservices-compendium-00.txt

  5.  R. Shockey
Privacy and Security Considerations in ENUM

A URL for this Internet-Draft is:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-shockey-enum-privacy-security-00.txt










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