This paper focuses on the authors’ contributions to ITU-T to develop the network modeling for the support of IN/Internet interworking. Following an introduction to benchmark interworking services, the paper describes the consensus enhanced DFP architecture, which is reached based on IETF reference model and the authors’ proposal. Then the proposed information flows for benchmark services are presented with new or updated flows identified. Finally a brief description is given to implementation techniques. This paper focuses on the authors’ contributions to ITU-T to develop the network modeling for the support of IN / Internet interworking. The an introduction to benchmark interworking services, the paper describes the consensus enhanced DFP architecture, which is reached based on IETF reference model and the authors’ proposal. Then the proposed information flows for benchmark services are presented with new or updated flows identified. Finally a brief description is given to implementation techniques.