00: CPL in IESG last call. RFC 2976 (The SIP INFO Method) published The sixth SIP interoperability test event took place December 5-8, 2000 at Sylantro and Sun in Silicon Valley, California. June 20, 2000: The SIP Forum was founded. "SIP Forun is a non profit association whose mission is to promote awareness and provide information about the benefits and capabilities that are enabled by SIP." The fifth SIP interoperability test event took place August 8-10, 2000 at pulver.com in Melville, Long Island. June 15, 2000: RFC 2848, The PINT Service Protocol: Extensions to SIP and SDP for IP Access to Telephone Call Services, published. Added SIP internship and job listing. The fourth SIP interoperability test event took place April 17-19, 2000 in Rolling Meadows (near Chicago), Illinois, hosted by 3Com. February 28, 2000): Draft The SIP INFO Method is in IETF last call for Proposed Standard. September 1999: A new IETF working group on SIP has been created. The third SIP interoperability test event took place December 6th throught 8th, 1999 in Richardson, Texa, hosted by Ericsson. The second SIP interoperability test event took place August 5th and 6th, 1999 at pulver.com (Melville, NY). The first SIP interoperability test event (known as "bake off") took place April 8th and 9th, 1999 at Columbia University, New York. SIP is a Proposed Standard (Feb. 2, 1999) published as RFC 2543 (March 17, 1999). New list of public SIP servers. [Overview] [Where is SIP being discussed?] [Search] [What SIP extensions are being planned?] [Drafts] [SIP grammar] [Implementations] [SIP service providers] [mailing list] [Public SIP Servers] [Papers] [Talks] [Related Drafts and Documents] [Draft History] [Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)] [Port Assignments and DNS] [Compact headers] [SIP-related events] [SIP interoperability testing events] [Press Coverage] [Emergency Calling] [Non-Internet-related SIP sightings] [Status and Schedule] [Internships and Jobs] [Other SIP sites] HITOMETER 316045 Last updated Friday, June 15, 2001 21:30:07 by Hen