1. Title of workshop (or BOF): "Tutorial: Build and understand a SIP Proxy Server"
2. Organizer/Chair: Stephen Kingham and Quincy Wu
3. Objectives: To get participants to build their own SIP VoIP servers 
   with GPL licensed software SER <http://www.iptel.org/ser/>. Each 
   participant will bring a Linux/FreeBSD PC to this hands-on workshop and 
   install necessary software packages to support them making VoIP calls 
   between participants in the workshop. After the SIP peering for VoIP is 
   established in this workshop, they would take those servers home and the 
   VoIP peering would continue to work and hopefully become part of the 
   Internet2 SIP.edu <http://voip.internet2.edu/SIP.edu/> initiative.
4. Target audience: APAN Members to participate in SIP and Researchers 
   wanting to get working with SIP quickly.
5. Expected number of participants: 30
6. Number of sessions(one session is 1.5 hours): A full day Tutorial
   Based on http://apan.net/meetings/cairns2004/ws/tutorial1.htm
7. Candidate session chairs and speakers with topics:  
   Initial candidates are
   Andrew Rutherford - SIP Theory, IAGU
   Quincy Wu - SER
   Stephen Kingham - UAs
8. Remarks(including special arrangement if any):
   Room to be a horse shoe arrangement.
   Will need 40 LAN ports around the table with power. 
   We will be bringing 20 IP Telephones and there might be 10 Unix servers 
   provided by delegates.