Login Form

Lost Password?

No account yet? Register

RECENT IETF DRAFTS

SIP internet drafts statistics

  • 41 SIP related internet drafts (IETF).
  • 1 new and updated drafts posted in the last 14 days.

Read more ...

Home

Downloads

Downloads Home » Fax-over-IP Interoperability Task Group Documents »  Official Task Group Problem Statements

DocumentsDate added

Order by : name | date | hits [ ascendent ]
file icon T.38 SIP-SDP Subgroup Problem Statementhot!
03.03.2010

This document is the official problem statement related to the work of the SIP Forum FoIP SIP-SDP subgroup.

While the T.38 protocol, approved by the ITU-T in 1998, was designed to allow fax machines and computer-based fax to carry forward in a transitioning communications infrastructure of both IP- and TDM-based telephony, in 2009 there are enough problems and confusion among vendors, enterprises, and service providers to significantly slow the use of IP as a real-time fax transport. The issues surrounding IP-based fax in general and the use of T.38 make it difficult for users to determine if T.38 can or will work reliably and thus offer an alternative to traditional TDM-based fax transport. To address these problems and offer solutions, the SIP Forum has chartered the FoIP Task Group (TG).

This document details a number of SDP offer/answer interoperability issues found while implementing and connecting T.38 compliant endpoints together, primarily over the SIP signaling mechanism. However, many of the issues presented here are not specific to SIP or SDP, but are in fact problems that would occur over any T.38-capable signaling mechanism.

Hits: 24132
file icon Fax-over-IP Problem Statement V1.0hot!
23.07.2009

This document is the ratified version 1.0 of the SIP Forum Fax-over-IP Interoperability Task Group Problem Statement.

Hits: 15891
file icon Addressing the Identified Problems v 1.0 -- Overview of Work in Progresshot!
07.10.2009
This document, contributed by FoIP Task Group Chair Neil Weldon, Dialogic, provides a concise overview of the process currently underway in the task group relating to how the group is addressing the identified problems that have been described in the published problem statement.
Hits: 1705