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Enhancing VoIP Services: Key Issues and Interoperability Solutions for Service Providers

This document explores essential needs and challenges faced by VoIP service providers, including routing, interoperability, accounting, and security. Highlights include the significance of timely IETF delivery of new IP capabilities, the role of Carrier ENUM, and standards for emergency services. It emphasizes the necessity for collaboration among service providers in developing interface specifications for IP interconnection. By addressing QoS, performance, and compliance testing, we aim to enhance service delivery and network management in a rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape.

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Enhancing VoIP Services: Key Issues and Interoperability Solutions for Service Providers

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  1. VoIPeer BOF - Service Provider PerspectiveMartin Dolly – AT&T Labs • Needs/Issues • Routing, Interoperability, Accounting (Comp), OAM&P, Security/Auth/Priv., ETS/Emerg., QoS/Perf., Priority, Net.Man., S/BC, Certification/Comply Testing, etc… • IETF timely delivery of new IP capabilities and extensions • Carrier ENUM, History, RPH, KPML, Emerg/Loc., Identity, Redir-Reason, [DataConfig/Policy], etc… • Interface Specifications for IP-IP Interconnection between Managed-IP Service Provider Networks, referencing IETF RFC/drafts, MUST be done in a forum where the service providers actively participate

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