I am not sure of any other services than used for voip ( stun, stun-relay etc ).
As in my eyes XEP-215 is doing only _stun._udp srv query ( may be its my eye problem ). Now for adding turn we have to modify XEp-215.What if somebody want to use rsip instead of stun and stun-relay ? for the same reasons we started XEP-215 we have to make another XEP or upgrade. Even for _stun.tcp , _stun.tls queries, i am sure XEP 215 will be modified. The best approach, in my opinion is to have a generic network service record framework and XMPP registrar to keep addition of services entries. The same framework can be used for network server offered service or XMPP service (like muc ). 2 more cents :-) unni On 8/13/07, Peter Saint-Andre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Unnikrishnan V wrote: > > adding my 2 cents for the comets from scott + > > > > It may be nice to upgrade XEP-0215 to discover network servers ( almost > > same functionality as of DNS SRV ) instead of just stun servers only ( > > as we discussed early in this list ) so it can look up properly turn > > servers and ports in some environments . > > What kind of network servers would that include? LDAP, FTP, SMB, SMTP, > HTTP, STUN, TURN, POP, IMAP, GOPHER, etc.? Why would we duplicate DNS > SRV over XMPP? Maybe there are good reasons to do so, but right now I'm > not seeing them. > > IIRC, one argument is that you might want to send out a query for a > certain kind of network server or XMPP service, and find out which > entities meet those criteria. But that applies to XMPP entities too > (e.g., MUC services), so it might not be part of a generalized version > of XEP-0215. > > Peter > > -- > Peter Saint-Andre > https://stpeter.im/ > > >
