CURRENT_MEETING_REPORT_

Reported by Russ Hobby/UC Davis

MINUTES

The PPP Extensions WG met on February 6 and 7 at the IETF meeting at
Florida State University.  The primary subject of discussion was the
method for Link Quality Monitoring in the PPP Options document.  The
main problem was how to clearly explain the process.  Some changes were
made in the way that error variable are exchanged so that the process
can broken up into separate tasks, thus making it easier to understand
and implement.  These changes will be make and the document will be
submitted to be an RFC.

Fred Baker presented his paper on how to do bridging over PPP. Fred will
follow up on the comments make and work toward the goal of an RFC.

No progress was made on DECNET or XNS over PPP.

ATTENDEES

   Baker, Fred                  [email protected]
   Berggreen, Art               [email protected]
   Bryant, Stewart              [email protected]
   Jacobsen, Ole                [email protected]
   Jacobson, Van                [email protected]
   Jagadeesh, B.V.              [email protected]
   Kaufman, David               [email protected]
   Knowles, Stev                [email protected]
   Lauck, Tony                  [email protected]
   Merritt, Don                 [email protected]
   Monachello, Dave             [email protected]
   Perkins, Drew                [email protected]
   Petry, Mike                  [email protected]
   Reilly, Michael              [email protected]
   Rosenstein, Mark             [email protected]
   Senum, Steve                 [email protected]
   Solensky, Frank              [email protected]
   Throop, Dean                 [email protected]
   Waldbusser, Steve            [email protected]



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