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draft-newton-iris-ereg-02

draft-newton-iris-ereg-02. Andy Newton andy@hxr.us ENUM Working Group IETF 61, Washington DC, US. IRIS Background. A protocol from the CRISP WG for public-facing registries. Approved, waiting on the RFC Editor Like EPP, IRIS is a generic protocol with independent registry layers.

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  1. draft-newton-iris-ereg-02 Andy Newton andy@hxr.us ENUM Working Group IETF 61, Washington DC, US

  2. IRIS Background • A protocol from the CRISP WG for public-facing registries. • Approved, waiting on the RFC Editor • Like EPP, IRIS is a generic protocol with independent registry layers. • DREG for domains • AREG for addresses

  3. Layers • Multiple Layers • Uses XML • Uses NAPTR records.

  4. EREG • ENUM Registry definition for IRIS. • An ENUM meta-data information service. • Similar to DREG but uses its own namespace identifier for all objects. • Has a validator entity. • EREG terminology and elements will be revised to match the ENUM validation document(s). • Implementation available at iris.verisignlabs.com.

  5. Benefits • Well structured queries and results for richer clients.

  6. More Benefits • Flexible data model and supports differing registration models. • Multiple deployment options. • UDP or TCP • Access is based on policy not protocol • Does not require universal adoption.

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