7 posts tagged jonathanrosenberg

I met Will Price when he was at Hummer Winblad. Will and the HW team were helpful in broadening our internal development strategies around emerging enterprise on-demand / SaaS / Enterprise 2.0 applications.

Inside the Black Box: Technological Innovation at Google by Jonathan Rosenberg Posted on March 23rd, 2008 by Elliot Read More

The following is from San Francisco magazine (online). I’ve included it here because, for some odd reason, the original site shows it as a 404 error now. This is much too good to let disappear into the ether, so bookmark this, delicious it or just print it off and read it.

One of the ironies of the language we use in this space is that we all have been talking about “SIP trunks” for a few years now, but nowhere has there actually been a formal definition of what exactly a SIP trunk really is!

Have you ever wanted to understand why SIP doesn’t work so well across NAT devices and firewalls? Have you heard of STUN, TURN or ICE but didn’t know what they were or how they worked? Over on my Blue Box podcast site I’ve just uploaded Blue Box Special Edition #22 which explores and explains all these details.

Blue Box Special Edition #22 is now available which explores and explains the details around SIP and NAT traversal. In this interview I sat down with Dr. Jonathan Rosenberg, a Cisco fellow and author of a wide range of RFCs and Internet-Drafts related to SIP to talk about SIP and NAT traversal.

Synopsis: Interview about SIP NAT Traversal with Dr. Jonathan Rosenberg, Cisco Fellow and author of many RFCs and Internet-Drafts related to SIP for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast Special Edition #20, a 25-minute interview with Dr.