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Title : Best Current Practices for Inter-domain Instant Messaging using SIP/SIMPLE
Author(s) : E. Aoki, et al.
Filename : draft-aoki-simple-interdomain-bcp-02.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2006-7-24
This document describes best current practices that community
administrators should use when interconnecting two or more instant
messaging and presence communities using SIP/SIMPLE. These best
practices are intended to assist in the efficiency and scalability of
interconnections between large communities, and to ensure that
security and user privacy are maintained across the link between
communities. The purpose of this document is to serve as the
reference for the SIP/SIMPLE community towards inter-domain
interoperability and also to identify new requirements specific to
the inter-domain interface.
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