Minutes
IAB Meeting — Teleconference
10 December 2002, 3:00pm – 5:00pm EST
ATTENDING
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Leslie Daigle — IAB Chair
Harald Alvestrand — IETF/IESG Chair
Ran Atkinson
Rob Austein
Fred Baker
Sally Floyd
Ted Hardie
Geoff Huston
Charlie Kaufman
Jim Kempf
Erik Nordmark — Liaison from the IESG
Vern Paxson — IRTF Chair
Eric Rescorla
Lynn St.Amour — Liaison from ISOC
APOLOGIES
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Joyce K. Reynolds — Liaison from the RFC Editor
Mike St. Johns
NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING
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Tuesday, 14 January, 2003.
AGENDA
- Rollcall, Agenda Bash and Previous Minutes
- Review of Action Items
- Review of Documents
- Liaison Reports and Organization Updates
- MoU request – Paul Vixie
- Request to move 6Bone addresses into ip6.arpa
- RIR Liaison
- ICANN TLG and Board Liaison
- Any Other Business
- Proposal for IAB consideration of Notification Mechanisms
- Review of WG Charters
- Problem Statement Discussion
NOTES
0. Rollcall, Agenda Bash and Previous Minutes
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Minutes of previous meeting (17 November 2002), as amended, were confirmed.
1. Review of Action Items
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(below)
2. Review of Documents
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(below)
3. Liaison Reports
IESG
It was reported that the IESG is considering the future of the sub-ip interim area. The IESG has also been working on various measures directed towards further openness of IESG activities.
The IAB noted that there is an IESG proposed draft statement on IDN that may be of interest to the IAB. The IAB discussed mechanisms of referral of documents to the IAB and the tracking of IAB member comments on documents. The IAB expressed an interest in using the document tracker system and in the planned functionality concerning balloting and comments to support the IAB’s activities.
RFC Editor
No report
IRTF
No items to report
ISOC
It was reported that ISOC will be publishing a statement on the topic of the recently rescinded Panama actions concerning the legislation regarding blocking of UDP ports used by VOIP applications. The ISOC Public Policy Committee is drafting this statement.
Notes of ISOC support regarding cybersecurity initiatives are to be passed to US and European agencies, noting the importance of this area of activity and ISOC’s willingness to participate in this effort.
It was noted that ISOC was requested to provide a liaison to the IETF Nominating Committee, but that the request was made at a stage that was too late to be helpful to the Nominating Committee’s efforts. It is anticipated that an ISOC liaison would be requested in future years.
The PIR registry contract has been signed with ICANN earlier in December. The PIR will be the registrar of record as of 1 January 2003.
ITU-T
No items to report
W3C
No items to report
PSO-PC and ICANN
It was reported that ICANN had recently published a note indicated that prompt action was required for the Technical Liaison Group to propose a member for the ICANN Nominations Committee. The IAB determined that it would await the outcomes of the forthcoming ICANN Board meeting item concerning the adoption of the Evolution and Reform Transition instruments. It was anticipated that the IAB would then forward a note to ICANN and the other PSO MoU signatories indicating that the IAB was withdrawing from this MoU and nominating IAB liaisons to the Technical Liaison Group.
RSSAC
It was reported that the RSSAC has been considering the CRADA report.
IETF Nominations Committee
It was reported that the Nomcom is awaiting the resolution of the consideration of the sub-ip area to determine if there is a requirement for nominations for Area Directors for this Area.
4. MoU request – Paul Vixie
The IAB considered a request from Paul Vixie (operator of the F root server) to sign an MoU concerning the operation of the root servers. The IAB noted that no other root server operators have asked the IAB to be involved, and that this does not appear to be a request on behalf of the root servers in general, and at least some of the other root server operators have signed MOUs with ICANN. The IAB decided that it would not interpose itself in this activity, through signing such a document, on behalf of a single root server operator. It was also determined that the IAB would be willing to revisit this matter if the root server operators came to the IAB as a group.
5. Request to move 6Bone addresses into ip6.arpa
The IAB agreed to the request from the RIRs to allow the 6Bone addresses as a permitted exception to the provisions of RFC 3152.
6. RIR Liaison
The IAB discussed a proposal to offer a liaison to the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), noting that there was a need for better contact with the RIRs. The IAB was in favour of a liaison group that included a group of nominated individuals from the IETF and the RIRs using a mail forum and ad hoc meetings as required. It was noted that this would be an improvement on the current situation and further experience with this structure may suggest further measures in the future.
The IAB discussed the proposed ARIN 2002-2 policy concerning allocation of number resources to support certain experiments to be conducted on the public Internet. The IAB noted that some form of technical coordination was desireable and that this could involve the proposed RIR liaison. Discussion is hosted on the ARIN public policy forum.
7. ICANN TLG and Board Liaison
The IAB decided to nominate Geoff Huston and Mike St Johns as the initial nominations to the proposed ICANN Technical Liaison Group (TLG).
The IAB observed that there is some residual diversity of perspective on the responsibility for management of protocol parameter registration that may require some clarification by the IAB.
The IAB noted that the nomination of a liaison to the Board of ICANN will be required shortly, and that this matter should be concluded at the next IAB meeting.
8. Any Other Business
8.1 Proposal for IAB consideration of Notification Mechanisms
The IAB considered a request from Ned Freed concerning IAB architectural consideration of Notification Mechanisms. The IAB considered that this should be undertaken as a focussed activity involving a number of interested individuals with expertise in this area.
8.2 Review of WG Charters
The IAB approved a proposal to include prospective WG chairs in the joint IAB and IESG discussion of the charter of proposed Working Groups.
8.3 Problem Statement Discussion
Harald Alvestrand reported on the current status of the problem-statement forum. There is a current call for chair for a working group to continue this activity within a WG structure.
Actions and Documents
- ICANN Evolution and Reform Followup
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Leslie Daigle
- Appoint liaisons
[Jul-02]
pending
Status: Await ICANN adoption of new Bylaws - IAB Research Agenda
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Sally Floyd, Vern Paxson, Ran Atkinson, Mike St Johns, John Crowcroft
- Discussion underway on topic
- Current state of affairs on isoc-coordinated funding has been circulated
[Jul-02]
current
Status: Document the need for funding for further research for the Internet. This includes documenting important topics for research - IAB IPV6 Deployment Security Workshop
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Eric Rescorla, Rob Austein, James Kempf
- Rob Austein – prepare a workshop brief
- James – hosting logistics
- Ran – coordinate invitations with WG chairs
- James, Geoff – followup on sponsorship possibilities
- Form Subcommittee: Geoff, James, Rob, WG Chairs
[Jul-02]
current
Status: Workshop problem statement that includes emphasis on security consideration of various transition solutions (secure 6-to-4 relay, etc). Proposal drafted, Venue proposed in Japan, early 2003 - IAB RFC Publication Process
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Geoff Huston
- IAB Reading List
[Nov-02]
current
Status: Draft circulated (2002-11-15-IAB-RFC-Process-draft.txt) - Externally submitted drafts
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Leslie Daigle
[Nov-02]
current
Status: Note to the IESG the IAB reservations in the use of draft-org- as a means of document submission into the IETF process for external bodies - IAB Use of Document Tracker System
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Leslie Daigle, Erik Rescorla
- Eric – draft a note as to IAB requirements
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Leslie- Note to IETF Chair expressing IAB interest in the IESG Document Tracker system and its further development - PSO MoU
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Geoff Huston
[Dec-02]
new
Status: draft a note to Stuart Lynn, cc PSO-PC, indicating the IAB notice to withdraw from the PSO M0U - Root Server MoU Request
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Leslie Daigle
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Respond to Paul Vixie, reporting on IAB consideration - 6Bone Addresses in ip6.arpa
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Leslie Daigle
[Dec-02]
new
Status: respond to the RIR request with IAB approval - RIR Liaison
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Leslie Daigle
[Dec-02]
new
Status: draft a liaison proposal for IAB consideration - ARIN Policy 2002-2
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Geoff Huston
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Post individual proposal to ARIN public policy forum - ICANN TLG
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Leslie Daigle
[Dec-02]
new
Status: send TLG nominations to ICANN following ICANN adoption of TLG - ICANN Board Liaison
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All
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Nominations of liaison to IAB Chair - Notification Mechanisms
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Leslie Daigle, Ted Hardie, James Kempf
- Ted, James – to form activity group to investigate architectural issues relating to notification mechanisms
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Leslie – to resapond to Ned Freed - WG Charter Review
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Harald Alvestrand
[Dec-02]
new
Status: Report IAB approval to IESG - iab.org
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Leslie Daigle, Geoff Huston
- iab.org redelegated and web server re-homed
[Apr-02]
closed
Status: closed 25/11/02 - Internationalized Resource Identifiers
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Ted Hardie, Leslie Daigle
- Communicate concerns with IRI draft to W3C-IETF joint list (Ted to prepare, Ned to review, Leslie to pass to joint list)
[Nov-02]
closed
Status: closed 3/12/2002 - ITU-T ENUM Draft Press Release
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Leslie Daigle
- Respond with desire to remove reference to IETF and Patrik as WG chair
[Nov-02]
closed
Status: closed 3/12/2002 - IAB comment on ISOC statement regartding Panama and VOIP blocking
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Leslie Daigle
- Overtaken by further events
[Nov-02]
closed
Status: closed 3/12/2002 - RSSAC Liaison Status
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Leslie Daigle
- Confirm status of IAB nominated liaison on the RSSAC mail lists
[Nov-02]
closed
Status: closed 3/12/2002 - Security considerations, including common security attacks
draft-iab-sec-cons-01.txt-
Eric Rescorla
- (current) Comments from IESG members being incorporated
- (next) Resubmission to IESG for protocol action and entry to RFC Editor Queue
[May-01]
current
Status: Editing - Security Mechanisms for the Internet
draft-iab-secmech-01.txt-
Charlie Kaufman, Steve Bellovin
- (current) Charlie to incorporate IAB comment
- (next) IETF Call for Input
[May-01]
current
Status: Editing - A survey of Authentication Mechanisms
draft-rescorla-auth-mech-00.txt-
Eric Rescorla
- (current) Incorporate comments
- (next) IETF Call for Input
[Apr-02]
current
Status: Editing - Referential Integrity
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Fred Baker, Patrik Faltstrom
- (current) draft a document that describes the issues associated with referential integrity
[Jul-02]
current
Status: Drafting - Internet Architecture and End-to-End
draft-kempf-e2e-futures-00-1.txt-
James Kempf, Rob Austein
- (current) IAB Reading
- (next) publish as draft-iab-*-00, mid-December
[Jul-02]
current
Status: IAB Review - Network Management Report
draft-iab-nm-workshop-01.txt-
Ran Atkinson, Juergen Shoenwalder
- (current) Ran to check document status
- (next) Publication as Informational RFC early 03
[Oct-02]
current
Status: Review Comments Incorporated - Internationalized Resource Identifiers
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Ted Hardie, Patrik Faltstrom, Ran Atkinson
- (current) Document the issues relating to the proposed use of IRIs as protocol elements – checking with IRI authors
[Nov-02]
current
Status: Drafting - Service Identification in packets
draft-iab-service-id-considerations-
Mike St Johns, Geoff Huston
- (current) IAB Reading
- (next) publish as draft-iab-*-00, mid-December
[Nov-02]
current
Status: IAB Review - Transport Controls for VOIP
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Geoff Huston, James Kempf
- (current) Document the use of transport control and congestion detection and avoicance for VOIP applications
[Nov-02]
current
Status: Drafting - IANA Definition
draft-iab-iana-00.txt-
Geoff Huston
- (current) IAB Reading
- (next) publish as draft-iab-*-00, mid-December
- (next) drafted and passed to the IAB
- (next) wed cob timeout
[Nov-02]
current
Status: IAB Review - ISOC Trustee Appointment Process
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Leslie Daigle
- (current) Include section to address the question of the difference between this process and the Nomcom process.
[Nov-02]
current
Status: publish draft
Actions
Closed Actions
Documents
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