SIP Forum User Agent Configuration Recommendation Ratified and Published as RFC 6011 by the Internet Engineering Task Force
Summary
The UA Configuration Task Group has been working on the procedure since 2009, and has designed the standard in a manner that addresses the needs of end users and services providers, as well as both small businesses and large enterprises deploying SIP-enabled endpoints.The goal of the Task Group has been to establish a technical protocol that ensures the idea that when a customer attaches a user agent, with or without an interface and regardless of vendor, something useful and meaningful happens,” said Richard Shockey, Chairman of the SIP Forum.We are happy the IETF has approved the recommendation and published it as RFC 6011.” “I wish to thank all of those who worked quite hard over the course of many months to reach this milestone, especially Scott Lawrence, Director of Open Development at Linden Lab, who served as the primary document editor, and John Elwell, UA Configuration Task Group Chair.The goal of the Task Group has been to establish a technical protocol that ensures the idea that when a customer attaches a user agent, with or without an interface and regardless of vendor, something useful and meaningful happens,” said Richard Shockey, Chairman of the SIP Forum.We are happy the IETF has approved the recommendation and published it as RFC 6011.”“I wish to thank all of those who worked quite hard over the course of many months to reach this milestone, especially Scott Lawrence, Director of Open Development at Linden Lab, who served as the primary document editor, and John Elwell, UA Configuration Task Group Chair.