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RE: [Sip] Review of draft-ietf-sip-connected-identity-01



Shida,

Thanks for your comments. My responses in-line.

John 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shida Schubert [mailto:shida at ntt-at.com] 
> Sent: 11 September 2006 07:56
> To: sip at ietf.org List
> Cc: Elwell, John
> Subject: [Sip] Review of draft-ietf-sip-connected-identity-01
> 
> Draft:  draft-ietf-sip-connected-identity-01
> Reviewer: Shida Schubert
> Review Date: 10 Sep 06
> Review Deadline: 18 Sep 06
> Status: Initial review 
> 
> Summary: This draft is almost ready for publication, 
>  but needs some clarifications and has nits that should 
>  be fixed before publication.
> 
> The requested clarifications are listed:
> 
>  - Overall
>    As the draft puts so much emphasis on authenticated 
>   identity that can be verified, I think it would be useful  
>   to clarify the need of authentication service to provide 
>   connected identity that's authenticated.
> 
>    I would go further and possibly describe the implication 
>   of what it means to receive a conneceted-identity without 
>   the signature(Although security consideration explains this 
>   to some detail) and  have some text illustrating how even 
>   when support for "id-change" is indicated, signed 
>   connected-identity may not be provided due to absence of 
>   authentication service in connected domain.  
[JRE] OK, I will add a bit to the solution overview section.
> 
>    Draft should also clarify that support for "id-change" 
>   indicated by UAS does not mean sip-identity will be provided 
>   in reverse direction.
>  
>    There is a lot of text related to the discussions that 
>   took place in the mailing list, I think the draft will be 
>   a lot easier to read if you can move this out or delete them.
[JRE] I read through it again and the only thing I found to remove was the
paragraph that talks about response identity and use of GRUU. Francois Audet
also suggested deletion of this paragraph.  I hope this is sufficient.

> 
> Editorial nits:
> --------------------------
[JRE] Done, except where indicated below.

>  > Section 3
>   - 2nd paragraph, 4th sentence.
>     [Remove "clearly"] & [Change "UAS" -> "callee"]
>    =OLD=
>     "However, this does not necessarily clearly indicate the
>      Address of Record (AoR) of the UAS."
>    =NEW= 
>     "However, this does not necessarily indicate the
>      Address of Record (AoR) of the callee."
>  
>   - 4th paragraph, 3rd sentence.
>      [Put comma behind "B2BUA"]
> 
>   - 5th paragraph, 4th sentence.
>     [Change "not even any" -> "no"]
>    =OLD=
>      "In this case there is probably not even any need to 
>       re-negotiate the session"
>    =NEW= 
>      "In this case there is probably no need to re-negotiate 
>       the session"
> 
>    - 6th paragraph.
>     [Rearranging the text with list]
>    =OLD=
>      "This document defines a mechanism for conveying the 
> callee identity
>       to a caller when a call is answered.  The same 
> mechanism can be used
>       to convey the identity of a user that replaces the 
> caller or callee
>       following a call re-arrangement such as call transfer.  
> In general
>       the mechanism delivers connected identity, or the identity of a
>       connected user.  The same mechanism can also be used to 
> convey the
>       identity of a potential callee prior to answer. 
>    =NEW=
>      "This document defines a mechanism for conveying 
> connected identity, 
>       or the identity of a connected user and can be used in 
> the following 
>       scenarios.
>         - To convey the callee identity to a caller when a call is 
>           answered.
>         - To convey the identity of a user that replacese the 
> caller or 
>           callee following a call re-arrangement such as call 
> transfer.
>         - To convey the identity of a potential callee prior 
> to answer"
> 
> > Section 4
>  - 2nd paragraph, 2nd sentence.
>     [Change "request's source" -> "caller"]
[JRE] I don't agree with this change - the mechanism already available apply
to requests in general (not just INVITE requests).

> 
>  - 5th paragraph, 3rd sentence.
>     [Change "forwarded request" -> "forwarding request"]
[JRE] The existing text is correct.

> 
> > Section 5
>  - 1st paragraph, 2nd sentence.
>     [Add "if the domain supports sip-identity" at the end]
>   =OLD=
>     "A mid-dialog request is used to provide connected 
> identity.  The UAC
>      for that request inserts its identity in the From header 
> field of the
>      request and the Identity header field can be used to provide
>      authentication."
>   =NEW=
>     "A mid-dialog request is used to provide connected 
> identity.  The UAC
>      for that request inserts its identity in the From header 
> field of the
>      request and the Identity header field can be used to provide
>      authentication if the domain supports sip-identity"
[JRE] I have handled this differently, by means of text inserted to cover
one of your general comments.

>  
> > Section 6.1 
>   - 1st paragraph, 1st sentence.
>    [Change "UA that supports changes of URI in the From and 
> To header field during
>     a dialog" -> "UAC compliant to this specification"]
> 
> > Section 6.2 
>   - 1st paragraph, 1st sentence.
>    [Change "UA that supports changes of URI in the From and 
> To header field during
>     a dialog" -> "UAS compliant to this specification"]
> 
>   - 2nd paragraph, 1st sentence.
>    [Change "id-change" -> \"id-change\"]
[JRE] I don't understand.

> 
>  Regards
>   Shida Schubert
> 
> 
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