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Welcome

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Business Applications Exhibits Open

Room B1 M3 M1

9:50-11:10am WebRTC Tutorial and Training Setting Up A WebRTC Deployment

11:10-12:30am

12:35-1:05pm

1:05-1:10am

1:10-1:40pm

1:40-2:20am2:20-2:30pm2:30-3:10pm Is Your Business Ready for WebRTC?!3:10-3:50pm Customer Service Applications (Panel)

3:50-8:00pm 3:50-8:00pm

Developer Workshops

Opening Reception - Exhibits Open and Demonstration Theater (4:00 Demo Start) - Exhibit Hall D

Break

Oracle Keynote and Box Lunch for Workshop Attendees - Room B5

Tuesday November 19, 2013

TokBox Keynote - Room B5

Google WebRTC Overview and Application Demonstrations - Room B5

Business Intro to WebRTC - Extended Session

The WebRTC Big Build Comparison

Signaling Workshop

Conference Kick-off - Room B5

WiFi

• WiFi is available in all of the meeting rooms and the public spaces

• WiFi is not available in the Exhibit Hall

• SSIDs and Password: – 5.0 Ghz – WRTC50 – Password wrtc2013

– 2.4 Ghz – WRTC24 – Password wrtc2013

• Recommend using 5.0 Ghz if it is available on your device

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Setting Up a WebRTC Deployment

Carl Ford Community Builder Crossfire Media Email carl@crossfiremedia.com @alwaysoncarl

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Speakers

• Chris Piche – Title

– Eyeball

• James Gledhill – Chief Solutions Architect

– Dialogic

• Chris Wendt – Title

– Comcast

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DEPLOYING WEBRTC APPLICATIONS

Chris Piche

CEO

Eyeball Networks

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Chris Piche CEO - Eyeball Networks

• Pioneering NAT traversal technologies since 2002

• Large enterprise and mobile STUN TURN ICE deployments

• Working with Google, WebRTC to integrate Eyeball’s patented

AnyFirewall™ Technology for p2p connectivity and scalability,

and…

• TURN.AnyFirewall.com – it’s free!

WebRTC Deployments

Evolutionary vs. Revolutionary

You’ve Built a WebRTC App

Access Local Media

Audio Video Calling

Data Communication

getUserMedia

RTCPeerConnection

RTCDataChannel

Any network. Any firewall. Any device. Any protocol Guaranteed.

Now What?

1. Signaling server or service

2. STUN/TURN server or service

Any network. Any firewall. Any device. Guaranteed.

Signaling

Server

Any network. Any firewall. Any device. Any protocol Guaranteed.

Why Signaling?

Signaling Solutions • SIP, XMPP, HTTP…

• Free and commercial options

Private IP

address

Public IP

address

Why STUN TURN?

STUN

TURN

Server

Signaling

Server

Private IP

address

Public IP

address

STUN TURN ICE

Any network. Any firewall. Any device. Any protocol Guaranteed.

STUN / TURN Solutions

• Free options including:

• rfc5766-turnp-server

• TURN.AnyFirewall.com Commercial options including:

• AnyFirewall™ Server

Any network. Any firewall. Any device. Any protocol Guaranteed.

Let’s Try It!

Simple WebRTC application

TURN.AnyFirewall.com

Thank You

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James Gledhill

Chief Solutions Architect

Dialogic

WebRTC to SIP (Evolution)

WebRTC to SIP “Evolution” The next Logical Access to IMS/SIP networks

App App

User & Session Management

(IMS Core)

Service

App

Service

Gateway SBC

PSTN

Internet

PBX

3G Cell

GGSN Anchor

VoLTE

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SBC

Mobile

PSTN

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WebRTC Gateway

WebRTC

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Translating & Transcoding WebRTC Side SIP Side

Signaling (Translating) Transport WebSocket (HTTP/TCP) UDP

Protocol Undefined (JSON/SIP/??) SIP

Media (Transcoding) Transport DTLS UDP

Protocol SRTP RTP

Audio Codecs OPUS G.711

Video Codecs VP8 H.264

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WebRTC SIP

Translating & Transcoding

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SIGNALING TRANSLATION

MEDIA TRANSCODING

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Audio: OPUS G.711

Video: VP8 H.264

RTP / UDP

WebRTC Gateway

WebRTC Gateway

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RTP / UDP SRTP / DTLS IMS Core

App App

Service

MEDIA TRANSCODING

MEDIA TRANSCODING

MEDIA TRANSCODING

SIGNALING (H2S) TRANSLATION

SBC with WebRTC

Bump-in-the-wire

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RTP / UDP SRTP / DTLS IMS

Core

App App

Service

Pass-Through

SIGNALING TRANSLATION

Bump-in-wire Transcoding

MEDIA TRANSCODING

ROUTING & REG

SBC with WebRTC

App Server

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SRTP / DTLS IMS Core

App App

Service

Pass-Through

SIGNALING TRANSLATION

Media Server

MEDIA TRANSCODING

App Server

SIGNALING TRANSLATION

Control Protocol

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No longer about single purpose always-on primary devices

Multiple Application contexts

Multiple Communications contexts

Multiple “communications enabled” devices

Multiple user devices

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WebRTC

Gateway

Application

Servers IMS/PSTN SIP HTTP

Media Gateway/

Media Server

Web Clients

STUN/TURN/ICE

Native Clients

Websocket

IdP

SRTP RTP SIP Clients

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HTTP becomes primary end-client signaling protocol

Explicitly support both Trapezoidal and Triangular Application Models

Favor codecs that support OTT delivery and resiliency

Provide flexibility to support multiple communications models/applications

Questions

1. Where do we stand in the product Cycle?

2. What kind of implementations are we seeing?

3. Howe does IPv6 impact the use of ICE, STUN and Turn?

4. Are the security issues closer to traditional telecom or browser problems?

5. Is the lack of interoperability a help or a hinderance?

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