2. You Could be Under Fire and Not Even Know It. Presented by Michael Reiman, Edgewater Networks.
SIP attacks are the dirty little secret that no wants to talk about. Or is it that most don’t even know it’s happening to them? While nearly all networks are protected by a firewall and security protocols that are set up to protect the network from intrusion, that may be the only line of defense.…
Read More1. SIP/TCP Tastes Great, But is it Less Filling? Presented by Russ Penar, Centurylink.
VoIP Service Providers often encounter legitimate reasons to consider using TCP (instead of UDP) for CPE SIP signal transport. If your CPE may send SIP packets over 1500 bytes (e.g. BLF scenarios), if you’re planning for enthusiastic sales forecasts and wondering how you’ll cost-effectively handle Registrations Per Second (RPS) at your access SBC(s), if you’re…
Read More10. IETF/Standards Update. Presented by Mary Barnes, MLB@Realtime Communications and SIP Forum.
This session provides an overview of current SIP and related standards activities underway in the IETF. Conferees will come away with insight into future network and endpoint functionality, as well as understand the process for evolving and developing SIP and other Real-time Applications and Infrastructure protocols.
Read More9. SIP Trunking Challenges and Solutions. Presented by Doug Sauder, Broadsoft
SIP Trunking presents unique challenges, due in part to the fact that an application server in the service provider’s network and a PBX in the enterprise’s network are both intelligent call processing platforms. Because these platforms communicate using SIP, the solution to these challenges must also be a SIP solution. While the SIPconnect recommendation provides…
Read More8b. SIPNOC 2015 NNI Super-Session: ATIS NNI Testbed
Presented by Chris Wendt, Comcast Cable.
Read More8a. SIPNOC 2015 NNI Super-Session: The IP Interconnection Profile
Presentation by Martin Dolly, AT&T.
Read More8. SIPNOC 2015 NNI Super-Session Introduction
Presented by Richard Shockey, Shockey Consulting and the SIP Forum. This session will discuss the impact and details surrounding the impending official ratification of the NNI Interconnection Routing and IP NNI Profile reports by the SIP Forum/ATIS NNI Task Force. This IP-Network to Network Interface (NNI) Joint Task Force is a cooperative effort between the…
Read More7. How Does FCC Net Neutrality Affect VoIP Networks?.
Presented by Mark Lindsey, ECG. This session will clarify the meaning and affects for US carriers of the FCC ruling on Network Neutrality. Because VoIP often relies on Prioritization through ISPs, and Prioritization on ISP networks has now become regulated, some VoIP carriers may be affected. It will also provide answers to these questions: What…
Read More6. A Versatile and Scalable Testing Solution to Meeting the Challenges of Testing WebRTC Services.
Presented by Chao Zhao, Valid8.com. This presentation will demonstrate how a versatile and scalable testing solution can help network operators and engineers through the whole life cycle of adding WebRTC capability to any size SIP network. We will establish the usefulness of the versatile scalable testing solution by presenting 4 different case studies that include…
Read More5b. FCC Policy and Regulatory Summit Panel Discussion
Presentation by Josh Seidemann, NTCA.
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