Isode CEO, Steve Kille, gave a presentation yesterday to the High Frequency Industry Association meeting in San Diego (part of the Armed Forces Communication Electronics Association's "AFCEA West" Convention), the subject:
"Running XMPP over HF Radio"
Instant Messaging, Presence and Chat are already used in secure environments, and the advantages of using the XMPP Open Standard protocol are well understood.
However running these services over a typical HF Radio connection (say 2400 bits/sec or 300 bytes/sec) presents some unique problems. The talk outlined those problems and proposed solutions.
You can read more about the problems of running XMPP over low bandwidth links in the Isode whitepaper:
"Operating XMPP over Radio and Satellite Networks"
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