Albrecht.Schwarz | 2 Oct 2006 06:25
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Re: Re: Mandatory serviceChangeReason parameter?


ServiceChangeMethod AND ServiceChangeReason are BOTH MANDATORY.
See H.248.1 § 7.1.13 and Annexes A or B.
- Albrecht

                                                                                                                                        
                      "Ron Ho"                                                                                                          
                      <ron.ho.megaco <at> g         To:      megaco <megaco <at> ietf.org>                                                        
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                                               Subject: [Megaco] Re: Mandatory serviceChangeReason parameter?                           
                      30.09.2006 22:04                                                                                                  

Hi All,

I digged up an old message about the servicechange reason. Kevin indicated
that it is mandatory. I believe it still hold true, right? I have seen
vendors' SC request with no reason code attached. Just wanted to confirm.

Thanks,
Ron

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    * To: Rasool Wani <rasool.wani <at> utstar.com>, megaco <at> ietf.org , Samuel
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    * Subject: RE: [Megaco] Mandatory serviceChangeReason parameter?
    * From: "Kevin Boyle" < kboyle <at> nortelnetworks.com>
    * Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 04:37:30 -0500
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Albrecht.Schwarz | 10 Oct 2006 08:44
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H.248 SDP Version Determination Package; Re: Replacement of obsoleted RFC 2327 by RFC 4566; RE: ETSI H.248 Ia Profile: issue with media value '-'in SDP"m=" line


fyi, due to the results of the Ottawa meeting

   http://ftp3.itu.int/av-arch/avc-site/2005-2008/0608_Ott/TD-13a.zip,

we did work on an initial design for a H.248.SDPVER package.

We'll present next week our first draft at ETSI TISPAN#11-Ter meeting:
   11tTD109 SDP Version Determination at H.248 Interfaces - Discussion of a
   correspondent H.248.SDPVER Package Design

Concerning the field value "-" in "m=" line fields in ES 283 018 v1.1.1,
we've prepared following CR:

   11tTD107 WI-03089 H.248 Ia Profile V1 CR Note to SDP syntax
   specification for m= line in § 5.15

- Albrecht

                                                                                                                                      
                      Albrecht                                                                                                        
                      SCHWARZ/DE/ALCAT         To:      "Kevin Boyle" <kboyle <at> nortel.com>                                             
                      EL <at> ALCATEL               cc:      megaco <at> ietf.org                                                               
                                               Subject: Replacement of obsoleted RFC 2327 by RFC 4566;  RE: [Megaco] ETSI H.248 Ia    
                      16.08.2006 09:58         Profile: issue with media value '-'in SDP"m=" line                                     

fyi,
we've prepared a contribution for the Ottawa meeting, providing an initial
cross-check and correspondent change proposals for H.248.1.

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YAMAMOTO, Susumu | 11 Oct 2006 11:30
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RE: Segmentation error

Hi all,

Could you please let me know the current situation regarding
459 error of segmentation package discussed as we can see
below ?

That will be excellent if any document of the latest situation,
and the updated error image.

Thanks,
-Susumu

---
>I think the best way to fix this will be to have the error text carry
>the TransID.  I will see about taking this to Ottawa in August to be
>fixed.
>
>Kevin
>
>________________________________
>
>From: B Venkat S.R Swamy [mailto:b.swamy <at> flextronicssoftware.com]
>Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 11:40 PM
>To: Ron Ho
>Cc: megaco
>Subject: Re: [Megaco] Segmentation error
>
>
>Hi
>
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Ganesh Kumar | 12 Oct 2006 10:56
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Multi level extension issue in spne package

Hi,

I'm seeing that there's a conflict in the property ID values defined in
SPNE package and its base package nt. Both are defining a property with
property id (0x0007). 

As per the extension rules in H.248 V2 this is not allowed:
   Extends (Optional): existing package Descriptor 
      A package may extend an existing package. The version of the
original 
      package must be specified. When a package extends another package
it 
      shall only add additional Properties, Events, Signals, Statistics
and 
      new possible values for an existing parameter described in the 
      original package. An extended package shall not redefine or
overload 
      an identifier defined in the original package and packages it may 
      have extended (multiple levels of extension).

	The spne package (Q.115.0) extends tdmc package and tdmc extends
nt package.
	
SPNE Control Package
 PackageID: nt (0x0069)
 Noise Reduction
 PropertyID: in-nrd (0x0007)

Network Package 
 PackageID: nt (0x000b) 
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Albrecht.Schwarz | 14 Oct 2006 07:51
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Fw: Question on H.248.37 Amendment 1

... forward Reinaldo's question first to MEGACO list ...

----- Forwarded by Albrecht SCHWARZ/DE/ALCATEL on 14.10.2006 07:50 -----

                      "Reinaldo Penno"                                                                                                  
                      <rpenno <at> juniper.         To:      <tsbsg16 <at> itu.int>                                                               
                      net>                     cc:      Albrecht SCHWARZ/DE/ALCATEL <at> ALCATEL                                             
                                               Subject: Question on H.248.37 Amendment 1                                                
                      14.10.2006 01:06                                                                                                  

Hello SG16/Albrecht,

I have some question from a media Gateway perspective related to this
document.

In section:

"5.6.3             NAPT traversal processing: 'RELATCH' mode
When the NAT traversal processing signal with parameter NAPT on a
termination/stream is set to RELATCH, then the MG will perform a similar
process to the latching process described above. The difference is that
the MG will check for a change of source IP address/port on the incoming
media stream. If/when a new source IP address and/or port are detected,
then they will be used as the destination address and port for future
outgoing packets. After re-latching, any packets received on the old
source address and port combination will be considered as malicious and
will be treated accordingly (discarded and counted; see sub-clause
5.6.x)."

Security Questions:
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Reinaldo Penno | 14 Oct 2006 08:24
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RE: Question on H.248.37 Amendment 1

Thanks Albrecht, I did not know this list was still active. That's good,
since I felt there was no proper place to discuss H.248 extension
packages.

I will be sending my other questions to the megaco list as well.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Albrecht.Schwarz <at> alcatel.de 
> [mailto:Albrecht.Schwarz <at> alcatel.de] 
> Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 10:51 PM
> To: megaco <at> ietf.org
> Cc: Reinaldo Penno
> Subject: Fw: Question on H.248.37 Amendment 1
> 
> ... forward Reinaldo's question first to MEGACO list ...
> 
> ----- Forwarded by Albrecht SCHWARZ/DE/ALCATEL on 14.10.2006 
> 07:50 -----
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Reinaldo Penno | 14 Oct 2006 09:00
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Question on Interface Routing in relation to H.248 Profile for controlling Border Gateway Functions (BGF) (ETSI ES 283 018)

In the specification above (or TS 102 333 for that matter) there is a
proposal for the termination ID. 

"5.6.1.1.1 Overview and prose specification
The Termination ID structure shall follow the guidelines of H.248 and
shall be based on four fields:
* "ip/<group>/<interface>/<id>"."

I would like to understand what "interface" means in this context when
related to routing.

The scenario is a BGF with many input and output interfaces.

     +----+
Ifa -|    |-ifx
Ifb -| RT |-ify   RT means routing table
Ibc -|    |-ifz
     +----+

Packets come from one of the input interfaces (left), a routing lookup
is done, and exit through one of the output interfaces (right).

Given the termination ID ip/1/ifx/200 and a gate with source IP a.b.c.d
and destination IP e.f.g.h associated with it, which actions should be
done?

A) One should attach the termination to interface Ifx and if packets go
through that interface (and termination) any gate actions are applied.

B) One should override the routing table in order to make sure that
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Albrecht.Schwarz | 16 Oct 2006 15:39
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Re: Question on Interface Routing in relation to H.248 Profile for controlling Border Gateway Functions (BGF) (ETSI ES 283 018)


Reinaldo,

1st H.248 vs IP RIB/FIB
   There aren't any H.248 capabilities defined so far, allowing the
   modification of IP RIB/FIB data bases. Thus, H.248 is entirely decoupled
   from IP routing protocols.

2nd TerminationID
   Don't over-interprete this TerminatinationID structure. The defined
   naming convention by ES 283 018 is rather specific because besides the
   basic "identification" function, the syntax is also a) overloaded with
   other functions (a1 -> usage of <group>; a2 -> usage of <interface>);
   and b) hierarchical (-> benefit in case of wildcarding).

   The prime purpose behind (a2) is "IP address realm" indication. Please
   note that the ipdc package (H.248.41) was not yet available when ES 283
   018 was defined.
   So, the term "interface" could mislead if interpreted as "IP interface"
   (but this isn't the definition by Table 4/ES 283 018).

- Albrecht

                                                                                                                                      
                      "Reinaldo Penno"                                                                                                
                      <rpenno <at> juniper.         To:      <megaco <at> ietf.org>                                                             
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                                               Subject: [Megaco] Question on Interface Routing in relation to H.248 Profile     for   
                      14.10.2006 09:00         controlling Border Gateway Functions (BGF) (ETSI ES 283 018)                           

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Christian Groves | 17 Oct 2006 03:28

Re: Segmentation error

Hello Susumu,

I will be bringing an IG item to the upcoming SG16 meeting to propose to 
carry the transaction id in the error text.

Regards, Christian

YAMAMOTO, Susumu wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Could you please let me know the current situation regarding
> 459 error of segmentation package discussed as we can see
> below ?
>
> That will be excellent if any document of the latest situation,
> and the updated error image.
>
> Thanks,
> -Susumu
>
> ---
>
>> I think the best way to fix this will be to have the error text carry
>> the TransID.  I will see about taking this to Ottawa in August to be
>> fixed.
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>> ________________________________
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Christian Groves | 17 Oct 2006 03:55

Re: Multi level extension issue in spne package

Hello Ganesh,

Yes this is a problem and your understanding is correct. I will prepare 
an input to SG16 to rectify the problem by renumbering the 
NoiseReductiion property from 0x0007 to 0x000e.

Regards, Christian

Ganesh Kumar wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm seeing that there's a conflict in the property ID values defined in
>SPNE package and its base package nt. Both are defining a property with
>property id (0x0007). 
>
>As per the extension rules in H.248 V2 this is not allowed:
>   Extends (Optional): existing package Descriptor 
>      A package may extend an existing package. The version of the
>original 
>      package must be specified. When a package extends another package
>it 
>      shall only add additional Properties, Events, Signals, Statistics
>and 
>      new possible values for an existing parameter described in the 
>      original package. An extended package shall not redefine or
>overload 
>      an identifier defined in the original package and packages it may 
>      have extended (multiple levels of extension).
>
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Gmane