Technical Summary
In WebRTC contexts, peers send media traffic to each other.
To prevent attacks on peers, endpoints have to ensure the remote
peer is willing to receive traffic. This is performed both when the
session is first established to the remote peer and periodically
for the duration of the session. This document defines a method
for confirming consent using a new STUN usage.
Working Group Summary
One of the consistent issues within the WebRTC ecosystem is
the extent to which requirements from deployed systems impact
the working of the protocol. In this context, discussion of how
ICE-lite entities should behave consumed a good bit of time, but
I believe that the document represents the WG's general understanding.
After a set of external reviews by directorates the documented was
updated and a new working group last call issued. No new issues
were identified during the final working group last call.
Document Quality
The document was reviewed by a number of implementors
and implementations are planned or under way. This document did
not require expert review of the type mentioned above, but Christer
Holmberg's review is called out in the document for its thoroughness.
Personnel
Ted Hardie is the Document Shepherd; Alissa Cooper is the
Responsible Area Director.