[SIPForum-discussion] LPN and SIP

[Jay Batson]

I'm not as clear on this as I should be, but wouldn't another  
approach be to use DNS?

E.g. if all the Domain Name management people provides well- 
articulated interfaces to let people set the DNS SRV record for  
domains they own, we could use the SIP SRV records.

For instance, if I've got a host for my personal work called  
"mypersonalbiz.com", I'd like my DNS hosting provider to let me set:
- the A record
- the MX record
- the SIP record(s)

And then have an account at, say, Vonage that my SIP records point to.

Would this cut it?
-jb
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Jay Batson
batsonjay at sipforum.org
+1-978-824-0111

On Jul 28, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Ringel, Rick wrote:

>>> From there, it's up to clever businesses
>>> to figure out how to meet the desires of users.
>>>
>
>
>>> http://one.address.name has a meta service for SIP Redirect and DNS.
>>>
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> Thanks for the information.
>
> I see how this will work.  I suspect that some purists don't like the
> idea that everybody owns their own domain, since in some way, it seems
> counter to the original purpose of the domain: to enable networks to
> route without regard for the user portion of the address.  If every
> person has their own domain, this feature is in some way nullified.
> That's why I felt it was not a satisfactory answer.
>
>
>> From a pragmatic viewpoint, though, service providers will invest in
>>
> portability to the extent there is a market.  No government mandates,
> and no infrastructure upgrades.  Just a matter of fitting the pieces
> together to form a new service...
>
> I like this new network!
>
> -Rick
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