This report contains IPNG Directorate meeting notes, positions and
action items.
These minutes were compiled by the IETF Secretariat which is supported
by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. NCR 8820945.
ATTENDEES
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Scott Bradner / Harvard
Allison Mankin / NRL
Steve Bellovin / AT&T
Jim Bound / DEC
Ross Callon / Wellfleet
Brian Carpenter / CERN
John Curran / NEARnet
Steve Deering /Xerox PARC
Dino Farinacci / Cisco
Eric Fleischman / Boeing
Rob Ullmann / Lotus
Regrets
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J Allard / Microsoft
Dave Clark / MIT
Paul Francis / Bellcore
Daniel Karrenberg / RIPE
Mark Knopper / MERIT
Greg Minshall / Novell
Paul Mockapetris / ISI
Lixia Zhang / Xerox PARC
1. The minutes of the December 6 teleconference were approved. Coya
will place in the IETF shadow directories.
2. The Chairs of the IPNG candidate had been asked to produce a list of
documents that comprise their proposals. Responses are still due.
Steve Deering reported that a set of SIPP documents were due out by
the end of this year.
It was noted that while there are some "known" Tuba documents (two
are currently Experimental RFCs), the complete list needs to be
assembled.
ACTION: Mark Knopper to provide list of TUBA documents ready for
review. May also list documents not yet ready for review (a "this is
coming" list). Note that Mark was NOT a participant in this
conference :-)
ACTION: Steve Deering to provide a list of SIPP documents.
3. Eric, Dino, and Jim volunteered to review the IPAE document
4. The charter for the ALE WG was reviewed, and some suggestions were
made. Scott is to make the changes to the charter, and send it to
Steve Coya who will push it through the process.
5. Allison provided a review of the IPNG Requirements draft WG charter.
The Partridge-Kastenholz draft document on selection criteria will
be considered as an independent submission to the WG. It was noted
that this draft was sent to solicit comments by the directorate and
was not a proposal from the WG chair.
There was some directorate discussion about the contents and purpose
of the WGs output, including the distinction between MUST and
SHOULD, the ranking/priority of requirements, and the potential need
to consider trade-offs. Wording suggestions were solicited; should
be be sent to the mailing list
6. The exchange of KISS messages between Jim Bound and John Curran
about the need for dual stacks (IPv4 and IPNG) was reviewed and
discussed. It was noted that there needs to be a good reason for
users to move to IPNG (and for vendors to incorporate IPNG).
7. Allison gave an update on the efforts of Dave Clark, Allison, and
Scott to get members for the external review panel.
