H.GCP Audio Call postponed

[Santo Wiryaman]

Collegues,

Bryan Hill is out-of-the office this week.  He would like to postpone the
audio call that was tentatively scheduled for Thursday to a later date.
Please stay tuned.  Thank you.

Regards,
Santo Wiryaman
VideoServer Inc.
(781) 505-2159
swiryaman at videoserver.com


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bryan Hill [SMTP:bhill at VIDEOSERVER.COM]
> Sent: Friday, March 05, 1999 11:38 AM
> To:   ITU-SG16 at mailbag.cps.intel.com
> Subject:      H.GCP Audio Call minutes
>
> Colleagues,
>
> The H.GCP audio call was held Thursday March 4th , 18 ports called in
> including a group from the TIPHON meeting.  Companies represented were
> ATT,
> Lucent, ACGS, RadVision, Cisco, Nortel, Delta Information Systems,
> NetSpeak,
> Bellcore and others. . .
> The meeting opened by reviewing a proposed working model and fleshing out
> the work items that need to be addressed.   A number of individuals
> committed to fleshing some of the work items prior to the next call, I
> would
> like to thank these individuals in advance.  There was some news from
> TIPHON
> regarding changes to the reference model and some adjustments to the
> requirements they have contributed to H.GCP.  These changes will be
> reflected once TDs from the Philadelphia meeting are released.  The last
> hour or so was focussed on reviewing the H.GCP requirements I sent around
> prior to the meeting.
> The next call is tentatively planned for Thursday March 18 at 10AM EST.
>
> The working model
> Individuals will be working up submissions to be reviewed by the entire
> group at the next audio call.  The objective is that the principals
> involved
> will collaborate off line initially, post the results to the SG16
> reflector
> for comments and a final version will be posted for discussion in an audio
> call.   The result of that final review will be added into the H.GCP by
> the
> editor.  Every effort will be made to resolve issues in this forum but if
> issues remain they will be logged and discussed in Santiago
>
> Work items
> T
>
>
> he following work items were identified and individuals who expressed an
> interest in working on them are noted.
> Control Model                   Tom Taylor
> Connection Model                Rex Coldren, Hong Liu, Nortel rep
> Command related issues  Chip Sharp
> Resource Management     Paul Sijben
>
> Other work items
> Messages (i.e.-command packaging)
> Message Encoding
> Scripting/Packages
> Interface C protocol (Q.931/Q.764)
> Interface B protocol (Q.931 )
>
>
>
>         -----Original Message-----
>         From:   Bryan Hill [SMTP:bhill at VIDEOSERVER.COM]
>         Sent:   Monday, March 01, 1999 2:37 PM
>         To:     ITU-SG16 at mailbag.cps.intel.com
>         Subject:        H.GCP Audio Call
>
>         Colleagues,
>
>         I would like to invite you to participate in audio call on
> Thursday
> March
>         4th from 11AM until 1PM EST to discuss H.GCP.  The call details
> are
> as
>         follows:
>
>         Calls from outside the US:  312-470-7273
>         Calls from within the US: 888-847-7598
>         Passcode: BryanHill
>         Confirmation number: 5193957
>
>         Please respond to me directly to reserve a port for this call
> (where
> ever
>         possible please try to minimize port requirements by sharing a
> port
> with a
>         colleague).
>
>         The main purpose of this initial call will be to review
> requirements
> and
>         terminology for H.GCP which were discussed in Monterey.  I have
> been
> editing
>         these sections and will make them available on the ptel SG16 ftp
> site no
>         later than tomorrow 3/2.  The second purpose of the call is to
> identify
>         other areas that need to be discussed in subsequent audio calls.
> An
> initial
>         pass of topics is listed below.  I would like to solicit
> volunteers
> to
>         submit written contribution in each of the areas identified and
> use
> these
>         submissions as a basis for discussing topics in future audio
> calls.
> In this
>         manner I hope to scope our discussion to specific technical topics
> and
>         combine the benefits from MDCP and MGCP approaches into H.GCP.
>
>
>         1)      Control model
>                 a)      Controller to gateway associations
>                 b)      Controller to internal gateway entity associations
>                 c)      Failover
>                 d)      Security
>         2)      Connection model
>                 a)      Controllable entities
>                 b)      Controllable entity properties
>         3)      Commands
>         a)      Types
>         b)      Parameters
>                 c)      Acknowledgement styles/sequencing
>         4)      Messages (i.e.-command packaging)
>         5)      Message Encoding
>         6)      Resource management
>         7)      Scripting/Packages
>         8)      Interface C protocol (Q.931/Q.764)
>         9)      Interface B protocol (Q.931 )
>
>
>         Best Regards,
>         Bryan
>         _________________________________________________________
>         Bryan Hill
>         VideoServer Inc.
>         (781) 505-2159
>           <mailto:bhill at videoserver.com>