P2P VOIP was made famous by Skype, but what does the future of P2P VoIP look like? Cullen Jennings - Distinguished Engineer in the Voice Technology Group at Cisco, has some great insight into what just took place at the 63rd IETF Meeting in Paris. The exclusive interview | MP3 | 8MB | 24Mins: http://sipthat.com/mp3/SIPthat-Interview-Cullen-P2PSIP.mp3 Cullen makes some great comparisons to Skype and talks about some very interesting applications for open standards P2P VOIP, disaster relief communications and security came up. Some questions answered: - What was this adhoc meeting on P2P SIP all about at the IETF? - Do you think P2P SIP will have a profound affect on VoIP? - How would P2P SIP compare to Skype's P2P model? - Is it better or worse than Skype's model? - Do you see P2P SIP replacing the SIP Proxy in traditional SIP networks? - Will there be a P2P SIP Working Group in the IETF anytime soon? - Where do we go from here? Comments are certainly welcome. I will be posting links to the mailing lists and other resources in the next few days. UPDATE | Tuesday Aug 9 2005 P2P SIP IETF Mail List: http://lists.cs.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/p2p-sip
Interview: Cullen Jennings - Adhoc P2P SIP Meeting at 63rd IETF
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