ft.com). Draft charter for SIPPING Working Group. Drafts -- Text and status information. Morgue -- Archive of expired drafts. Last Call Info -- Schedule, reviewers and reviewers references. Meetings -- IETF, Interim Meetings, etc. Design Teams -- Teams working on specific issues. Issues -- Stuff we need to take care of. Processes -- Ok, everybody has to have a few rules. References -- Some useful information that we don't have. SIP WG -- SIP Working Group Supplemental Home Page. Brought to you as a personal effort (that's no corporate sponsorship implied, ok?) of Dean Willis, who can be reached at or dean.willis@softarmor.com and several other unlikely places. This is a personal server. Please don't thrash it. Have a nice day! Updated June 06, 2001 14:08 UST RFC example This section consists of an example of an RFC. This is intended for readers that do not feel comfortable surfing the Internet looking for information but would like to know what an RFC looks like. Since this section is intended only to be an example of an IETF specification, we have chosen the short- est (in number of pages) RFC related to SIP that has been released SO far: the SIP INFO method [RFC 2976]. Appendix Figure A-5 SIP Forum member: http://sipforum.org FORUM SIP Forum Main Menu SIP Forum overview Survey Overview When will you start Information SIP Forum is a non profit association whose mission is to promote using SIP in a Whitepapers awaremess and provide information about the benefits and capabilities production Presentations environment? SIP Internet drafts that are enabled by SIP. We already use SIP Membership info in a real environment Working Groups SIP Forum will accomplish the mission by posting and generating white Members' news Second quarter SIP Products papers and by sharing information between service providers, product Web Links manufacturers, and research institutions. Third quarter 2001 Submit News Fourth quarter 2001 Stats SIP Forum is open to everyone that is willing to contribute to spread information of SIP and Top 10