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Agenda :

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1. Review and approve minutes from March 24 face to face meeting.

2. Review and approve revised deliverables list and dates.

3. Check our website.

4. Decide which logo is more appropriate for our website.

5. What is the status of H.350 and SIP Identity documents?

6. What is that status of GUI?

7. Gather what is needed for CIP searching/indexing from Egon.

*8. Report from Internet 2 meeting.

* - Added agenda item

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Attendees :

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Egon Verharen - SURFnet

Tyler Johnson - U.N.C.

Nadim El-Khoury - U.N.C.

Aditya Srinivasan - U.A.B.

Jason Lynn - U.A.B.

Jill Gemmill - U.A.B.

Bengisu Tulu - C.G.U.

Tarun Abhichandani - C.G.U.

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Meeting :

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Egon began speaking about the Internet2 meeting and reviewed it from his

perspective. He said that it was a good session. He was impressed that

the speakers were self-regulated and mentioned that they were always on

time with the presentations that he saw. There was a Microsoft

representative at one of the presentations, but he slipped out before

anyone could ask any questions. Nadim said that he was there and gave a

presentation on Enterprise Directories. He mentioned that the SIPClient

was also demonstrated.

No one apparently received the face-to-face meeting minutes for

approval. Jill was to resend.

Tyler said that they were to release the H.350 public drafts on

Wednesday morning. There will be a call for input from VidMid, Study

Group 16, and Internet2. The genericIdentity has been included in these

drafts. Tyler disagrees with Jill assertion in the genericIdentity

document that object classes should not be extended. He believes that

there is a need for extending the object classes. But, he did

incorporate the spirit of what Jill was saying into the public drafts.

Jill sent out the minutes and asked everyone to look at the minutes more

carefully and that she will follow up with any comments.

Jill wondered about the status of the GUI distribution. Tyler asked if

it would be possible to use the tool as it exists and extend the LDAP

portions. Henny wasn't sure about the indexing with the Enterprise

Directory and commObject Directory with the pointers in between and that

would affect the answer to the question. Tyler asked how many people

would they have to distribute the code to. Jill said about five people,

just for the testbed. Jill said that if this distribution is hard to

do, we could just create a script to create LDIF files. Egon said that

he was building his own directories up for testing. Henny sent a

message about indexing saying that there should be no problem indexing

the directories. Tyler asked if they had to support the GUI. Jill said

to give it to the group and let them see if it will need to be

supported. Nadim said that shouldn't be a problem but he needs to

package it up first.

Jill is to send a link to Internet2, etc. to showcase the webpage.

Bengisu said that everyone should be able to download the client now

that CGU is becoming and Internet2 member. Egon said that a colleague

had troubles downloading the client. Tarun said he will check on that

problem.

Tyler said there has been significant movement at RADVISION concerning

the Endpoint. Apparently the work has been handed from Anatoli to Danny

Lavin.

Egon asked what we have decided on storing passwords in the LDAP

server. Jill said there was no conclusion. Tyler said that we have to

store the passwords unencrypted. The LDAP server itself cannot

encrypt. The value in the attribute could be encrypted, but that would

be application specific.

Everyone decided the new middleware logo should be placed on the website

instead of the other middleware logo. Egon requested a changing logo of

all the participants to be placed on the webpage. Jason to create the

changing logo.