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XMPP Instant Messaging

Whitepapers with a special relevance to XMPP solutions together with those of a more general relevance to Instant Messaging and Presence.


Using Security Labels to Control Message Flow in XMPP Services
XMPP is widely used by military and government organizations with stringent security requirements, where it is critical to ensure that sensitive information is not sent to inappropriate individuals or domains. Security Labeling is the mechanism of choice for handling sensitive information in high security environments. This paper looks at the use of Security Labels in conjunction with XMPP services, and how Isode plans to enhance its M-Link product to provide Security Label based controls for user-to-user messaging and for Multi-User Chat.
(08th Nov 08)

XMPP, M-Link and Directory
Isode provides both directory and XMPP server products, and the approach for M-Link (Isode’s XMPP Server) and associated management tools is to make maximum use of directory. This paper describes how M-Link makes use of directory, and explains why this close integration of XMPP and directory is beneficial.
(23rd Sept 08)

Isode's Presence, Real Time Messaging and XMPP Strategy
Isode plans to add an XMPP Server to its product set, in order to provide presence and real time messaging services. XMPP is the Internet Standard eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol, sometimes referred to as Jabber. This paper sets out why Presence and Real Time Messaging are important to Isode's customers and markets, why XMPP, and not another technology, why Isode is building a product, rather than integrating with available XMPP servers and outlines what Isode will be providing.
(19th July 2007)

General

SNMP and Isode Servers
This white paper looks at the role of SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) in managing systems using Isode messaging and directory servers. It explains why SNMP support is provided, the sub-agent architecture used by Isode products, and approaches to deploying SNMP monitoring.
(25th May 2007)

Operational Monitoring and Control of Systems using Isode Servers
Isode server products are deployed in a wide variety of situations, and usually there is a high service reliance placed on them. Isode’s approach to server design and management is that the products are building blocks, with maximum use of open standard protocols for interconnection. Management is almost entirely client/server. This combination of building block + client/server means that the approach to operational management needs to be considered as part of the overall system design. This paper explains the approach Isode has taken and the options provided, that can be used to build an operational system.
(1st March 2006)

 

 

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