6bone Agenda (v2) for Memphis

[Dimitry Haskin]

Bob,

I'd like to discuss a possibility of getting a real block of IPv6 addresses
for 6bone. I.e.,
6bone would become a registry, a big structure, an exchange point, a
provider collaboration.. - whatever you want to call it.  We would attempt
to set up an address administration/delegation services where 6bone clients
would be able to get their site prefixes.  The idea is to make it as real
possible. This would provide as with a infrastructure for testing out the
address assignment concepts as well as re-numbering and aggregation
schemes.  In the end, who know, 6bone may even grow into a real IPv6
network as ARPANET once did.

Too much to ask?

Dimitry

At 08:13 AM 3/27/97 -0800, Bob Fink LBNL wrote:
>6bone Agenda (v2) for Memphis below.  Please email me changes, deletions,
>and additions.
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>Thanks,
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>Bob
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>6bone Agenda (v2) for Memphis
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>1. Topology, addressing and routing issues
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>	CAIRN backbone -  Mankin
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>	routing in the backbone - status from IDR WG
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>	addressing beyond RFC 1987 - Fink
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>	Prefix aggregation problems - Durand            <<<<<<<<<<< added
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>2. 6bone routing registry issues
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>	RIPE-NCC based - David Kessens
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>	DNS based - Bill Manning
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>	David Meyer's Internet-Draft on extensions for
>	"Representing Tunnels in RPSL"
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>3. Decide how to proceed with an Internet-Draft outlining requirements for
the
>new 6bone infrastructure
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>Reposted for your information
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>The Memphis IETF 6bone WG session has been scheduled for a Wed. afternoon
>(9 April) one hour time slot.  I had decided on a one hour time slot as
>meeting slots are hard to come by and we should not go any longer than
>practical with a large group (if San Jose was any example).  If this
>meeting proves we need, and can use, a longer time slot, we can get one in
>Munich.
>
>I've shown all the IPng sessions below for your convenience.  Note that the
>times have been carefully chosen to keep you in Memphis all week, whether
>you can find a hotel or not :-)
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>However, the real reason that the IPng meetings are so late in the week is
>that Steve Deering will be in Japan until Wed. afternoon.
>
>
>The 6bone has been included under the NGTrans WG with me as a co-chair,
>along with Tony Hain and Bob Gilligan.  However, Scott Bradner (one of the
>current OPS area directors) said that we should, for now, operate as a
>separate part of NGTrans, much in the same way that IPPM operates under
>BMWG.
>
>I have no problem with this and agree it is sensible that the 6bone be
>considered part of the IPv6 transition effort.
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>MONDAY, April 7, 1997
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>1930-2200  Evening Sessions  (2 1/2 hours)
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>        APP   http      HyperText Transfer Protocol WG
>        INT   frnetmib  Frame Relay Service MIB WG
>        INT   svrloc    Service Location Protocol WG
>        OPS   bmwg      Benchmarking Methodology WG
>        OPS   mboned    MBONED Deployment WG
>>>>>>   OPS   ngtrans   New Generation Transition WG
>        SEC   secsh     Secure Shell Protocol WG
>        USV   isnII     Internet School Networking-Educators BOF
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>WEDNESDAY, April 9, 1997
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>1415-1515  Afternoon Sessions II  (1 hour)
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>        APP   ircup     IRC Update BOF
>        APP   schema    Schema Registration BOF
>        INT   dnsind    DNS IXFR, Notification, and Dynamic Update WG
>        INT   ipcdn     IP Over Cable Data Network WG
>>>>>>   OPS   6bone     IPv6 Backbone BOF
>        OPS   ptopomib  Physical Topology MIB WG
>        RTG   ospf      Open Shortest Path First IGP WG
>        TSV   issll     Integrated Services over Specific Link Layers WG
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>THURSDAY, April 10, 1997
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>1300-1500  Afternoon Sessions I  (2 hours)
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>        APP   fax       Internet Fax WG
>        APP   lsma      Large Scale Multicast Applications WG
>>>>>>   INT   ipngwg    IPNG WG
>        OPS   snmpv3    Simple Network Management Protocol Version 3 WG
>        RTG   mpls      Multiprotocol Label Switching WG
>        SEC   ipsec     IP Security Protocol WG
>        TSV   nfsv4     Network File System Version 4 BOF
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>FRIDAY, April 11, 1997
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>0830-0900  Continental Breakfast
>0900-1130  Morning Sessions  (2 1/2 hours)
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>        APP   drums     Detailed Revision/Update of Message Standards WG
>        INT   frnetmib  Frame Relay Service MIB WG
>>>>>>   INT   ipngwg    IPNG WG
>        OPS   bmwg      Benchmarking Methodology WG
>        OPS   snmpv3    Simple Network Mangaement Protocol Version 3 WG
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