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Chris, I agree that it seems problematic to codify how encrypted SIP peering has been used in the past. i.e. âover the public internetâ and for ânon-facilities based interconnectâ. Are those descriptions really broad enough to cover what we are specifying here? I think we are specifying how âany two ...

I am also interested in following this discussion, hearing both the concerns and potential mitigations. From: ipnni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx On Behalf Of Filart, Homer Sent: Friday, May 27, 2022 9:49 AM To: Gorman, Pierce ; HANCOCK, DAVID (Contractor) ; ipnni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [EXTERNAL] [ipnni] RE: ...

Arthur, It would be interesting to see examples of what you are finding. Some formats (e.g. locally significant) emitted by an OSP may make it impossible for the TSP to canonicalize the number. Those formats should not escape the OSP; which I think is your point. Thank you, Michael Stovenour Chief Field ...

Eric, your point makes a lot of sense. I assume that each country would publish an authoritative root of trust for their country. Then verifying entities would administratively configure the URL location of where to find that authoritative root of trust for each country code. However you have a good ...