> On Feb 27, 2015, at 7:09 AM, Kurt Zeilenga <[email protected]> wrote: > > Maybe we’re got the wrong model here… > > Consider the model where an XMPP server C wants to service XMPP requests for > domain D which another service hosts. That is, this hosting service is what > the DNS records of H point to, hence I’ll call this H. > > C connects to “H” (the host) as “C” using S2S and then can ask “I’d like to > takeover servicing of ‘H’’. Upon acceptance, any stanza addressed to “H” > which “H” receives is forwarded (using XEP 297 extension) to C for servicing. > C responds using the 297 as well.
and if you want connections to made in the reverse direction, H can have config info (possibly in DNS) that says C is to service H traffic. In this case, H connects to C, authenticates, and asks C if will take over H. Then traffic flows as in above case. > > Just food for thought… > > — Kurt
