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Correlation of multiple SIP sessions. ( draft-loreto-sipping-context-id-requirements-00.txt )

Gonzalo Camarillo Salvatore Loreto 72th IETF, Dublin, Ireland August 2008. Correlation of multiple SIP sessions. ( draft-loreto-sipping-context-id-requirements-00.txt ). Context Id - Motivation. We are investigating the opportunity of a mechanism:

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Correlation of multiple SIP sessions. ( draft-loreto-sipping-context-id-requirements-00.txt )

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  1. Gonzalo Camarillo Salvatore Loreto 72th IETF, Dublin, Ireland August 2008 Correlation of multiple SIP sessions.(draft-loreto-sipping-context-id-requirements-00.txt)

  2. Context Id - Motivation We are investigating the opportunity of a mechanism: • to provide a sort of preservation of state across the sessions and across the duration of a call; • to logically correlate an existing SIP dialog, or even multiple SIP transaction sent outside a dialog, with a new SIP dialog The logical Correlation is needed when different SIP signalling can be considered as a part of the same conversation.

  3. Context Id – use cases 1/3 Enhance messaging conversation The idea is to give the possibility to use the mechanism within a MESSAGE for Historical Context. • In this way it would be possible • send a Message • and after a while start an MSRP session that is historically related to that MESSAGE.

  4. Context Id – use cases 2/3 Historical Session concept: correlate the new conversation with a previous one The mechanism would provide SIP with a mechanism for storing state (memory of past sessions after they have completed) and reuse it. In an IM call it would help to store and retrieve the old messages; In Application Interaction using SIP as described in the Tote draft, it would help to retain specific data related to the application I am interacting with.

  5. InviteContext ID Dialog 1 Context Id – use cases 3/3 Including an external UA in a conversation • There are cases when folks may want to use different devices for a single session. • The mechanism would be used to logically correlate an existing SIP dialog with a new SIP dialog. Refer Join header does not work and should not be used in a similar scenario, as "the Join implicitly presumes that the Join recipient will function as a conference mixer."

  6. Context Id – requirements • It MUST be possible to correlate a new application started in a new dialog with another application already existent in a separate dialog. • It MUST be possible to correlate new conversation with a previous one. • The mechanism shall be an End to End value. • The mechanism Id has a defined Time To Live.

  7. Context Id – requirements • The Time To Live of the mechanism shall not be coupled to the life cycle of the application • The mechanism Time To Live is controlled and administered by the application • When the mechanism is not able to correlate an existing dialog, it shall be ignored and handled as a new context.

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