Hello Annie, Please see my comments below. Regards, Christian Benitez, Mariana (Annie) wrote:

2) For section 7.2.7 on Notify. The use of TerminationIDList would be valid for a Notify: For example, if there were a Modify command enabling an event on Wildcarded TerminationID (same RequestID), if the event were detected on several of those terminationIDs simultaneously then the Notify could have a TerminationIDList (with the single RequestID, as long as any parameters returned if at all were the same). A TerminationID List is a list of fully qualified names.

[CHG] I did think of this example but is it realistic that the MG would behave in this way? Events would have to occur at preciously the same time. As the timestamp would have to be the same. The observed event parameters would have to be exactly the same. It sounds like we could be overcomplicating the notify mechanism.

3)For section 7.2.8 on Service Change: "Note: The use of TerminationIDList is not valid in the initial H.248.1v1 ServiceChange command. ", don't think this statement is required as section 11.3 on 'Negotiation of Protocol Version' already covers this with the following: "Regardless of the version placed in the ServiceChangeVersion parameter, the message containing the command shall be encoded as a version 1 message. "

[CHG] I know about this statement however I think it would be easy for implementors to look at the parameters of a ServiceChange and code these according to v1. The terminationIDlist may be easy to overlook. Especially when the binary encoding already has TerminationIDlist in it.

Thank you, Best Regards,

Marianne & Annie

-----Original Message----- From: Christian Groves [ <mailto:christian.groves@ericsson.com> mailto:christian.groves@ericsson.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 1:29 AM To: Kevin Boyle Cc: SG16 Subject: [WARNING: A/V UNSCANNABLE] [SUSPECT ATTACHMENT] H.248.1v3 Editorial Comments - Week 2

Hello Kevin, all,

Please find my Week 2 comments marked up in the attached document. I have also made a number of comments using the word comment tool.

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