Minutes of the 2013-02-27 IAB Teleconference (Business Meeting)
1. Roll-call, agenda-bash, administrivia, minutes
1.1. Attendance
PRESENT
- Bernard Aboba (IAB Chair)
- Jari Arkko
- Mary Barnes (IAB Executive Director)
- Marc Blanchet
- Ross Callon
- Alissa Cooper
- Spencer Dawkins
- Lars Eggert (IRTF Chair)
- Mat Ford (ISOC Liaison)
- Joel Halpern
- Russ Housley (IETF Chair)
- David Kessens
- Eliot Lear (incoming IAB)
- Cindy Morgan (IAB Executive Assistant)
- Jon Peterson
- Robert Sparks (IESG Liaison)
- Andrew Sullivan (incoming IAB)
- Dave Thaler
- Hannes Tschofenig
REGRETS
- Heather Flanagan (RFC Editor Liaison)
- Xing Li (incoming IAB)
- Danny McPherson
1.2. Administrivia
Cindy Morgan reminded the board that there will not be a teleconference on 6 March 2013.
1.3. Meeting Minutes
The minutes of the 6 February 2013 tech chat and the 13 February 2013 business meeting remain under review.
2. Welcome for New IAB Members
Mary Barnes asked the incoming IAB members to check and see if their mailing list subscriptions, wiki and IAB website accounts were working properly. Cindy Morgan reported that biographies and photos for incoming IAB members have been added to the IAB website.
3. IAB Conference Call Day/Time Update
The board briefly discussed the preliminary results of the Doodle poll on IAB conference call days/times, noting that there is no single option that currently works for everyone. The two best times appear to be on Monday at 7:30 AM Pacific Time and on Wednesday (start times ranging from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM Pacific Time). The board will discuss this topic further on the mailing list, and make the final decision at IETF 86.
4. Liaison updates (Liaisons)
4.1. ISOC Liaison
–Begin ISOC Liaison Report, Mat Ford–
Internet Society Liaison Report to the IAB 27 February 2013 Topics: I. WSIS+10 Review Meeting II. WTPF III. IETF Policy Fellows Program IV. ITU-T SG2 V. ITU Council Working Group on Child Online Protection VI. Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) VII. Spam Project VIII. Digital Content/Intellectual Property IX. Council of Europe X. Conference on Freedom of Expression online XI. Conference on “E-Commerce, SMEs and Development: the perspectives for and strategies of Latin American countries” I. WSIS+10 Review Meeting The Internet Society will be a key participant in the WSIS+10 Review event, hosted by UNESCO on 25-27 February 2013 in Paris. This is the first of a two-part review of the follow-up to the World Summit on the Information Society, which will celebrate its 10 year anniversary in 2015. Sessions being organised by ISOC cover topics such as Internet Governance principles, enhanced cooperation, cybersecurity, privacy, human rights and intellectual property. ISOC Speaker Engagements & Event Schedule at WSIS+10: http://www.internetsociety.org/isoc-speaker-engagements-event-schedule-wsis-10 II. WTPF The 4th draft of the Secretary General's report has been published and was reviewed for the final time by the Informal group of Experts. The WTPF is focusing squarely on Internet policy issues. Progress in developing a new set of Opinions was made but the overall direction of the debates is disappointing. In sum, the SG’s report still contains inaccuracies and the tone is largely controversial, revisiting WSIS debates, instead of building ground for consensus on a forward-looking theme. ISOC comments and more info may be found here: http://www.internetsociety.org/WTPF/2013. III. IETF Policy Fellows Program ISOC will host 11 policymakers at IETF Orlando - this is our largest group so far. As we've done in the past, the group will participate in some IETF sessions as well as both plenaries. We also have some small- group discussions arranged to cover topics related to the DNS, routing, interconnection and spam. For IETF 86, we are recruiting some IETF participants to serve as mentors during specific IETF sessions in order to provide clarification during the meeting and be another friendly face for the group. A big thanks to the IAB and IESG - we've had very good support and many volunteers from the community who are participating throughout the week. For IETF 87 in Berlin, we will be hosting a group from Francophone Africa and the European Union. IV. ITU-T SG2 The ITU-T SG2 on Numbering, Naming, Addressing and Identification held its first session in the new study period in Geneva on 22-31 January. The group's new chair is Sherif Guinena, Egypt. Karen Mulberry represented ISOC. New emphasis is being placed on misuse, requirements for TSB allocation of resources, mobile identifiers and defining the future of numbering e.g. M2M and the Internet of Things. In addition, the SG created an Ad Hoc group to work on WTSA-12 Resolution 64 on IP Address allocation to address concerns with current allocation and assignment practices. The Ad Hoc will collect information and other data on current mechanisms and present this at the September 2013 SG2 meeting where a determination will be made on what activity the SG will undertake to address its mandate under Res.64. Bruno Ramos (Brazil) was designated the Ad Hoc Chairman and will convene the interim Correspondence Group. V. ITU Council Working Group on Child Online Protection ISOC participated in the ITU Council Working Group on Child Online Protection on 1 February to introduce the participants to the Internet Society paper, “Children and the Internet”. There was interest in what we are doing to deal with this issue within our community and interest in having ISOC present more information at the next meeting. Developing countries expressed significant interest in obtaining benchmarking technologies to assist in assessing effectiveness as well as obtaining a high level policy and legal framework that they could use when preparing domestic legislation. VI. Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) met in San Francisco on 18-21 February to discuss best practices and other tools the industry is using to mitigate spam, botnets and malware. Karen Mulberry attended the meeting on behalf of ISOC. The focus of several of the sessions was on the rise of threats to mobile devices as botnets and malware infections are increasing and tool development will be key in establishing industry practices. MAAWG has identified post-WCIT activities around spam and their partnership with ISOC on this as a key initiative for the organization this year. VII. Spam Project Work is underway to develop an initiative to address key issues that rose out of WCIT ITR discussions in Dubai last year, the first area being addressed is spam and its impacts in developing countries. A project plan is being drafted by Karen Mulberry that covers both on the ground workshops directed at regulators as well as videos and other materials that both regulators and industry can use to establish their roles and processes to better manage spam. Relationships with MAAWG and other organizations as well as with ISOC member companies are being developed as part of the program. The project will focus on Africa and Latin America with a subset focused on the Caribbean. The draft project plan will be completed by Public Policy early March and it will be circulated to relevant stakeholders for comments and suggestions. VIII. Digital Content/Intellectual Property Konstantinos Komaitis attended the 'Licenses for Europe' working group on user-generated content and licenses - an initiative promulgated by the EU Commission. He presented and clarified the Internet Society's position regarding inclusiveness and multistakeholder participation as well as the need for balance and scope. Konstantinos is also developing a paper on intellectual property and the rule of law. The paper seeks to address and reflect some basic propositions relating to intellectual property. IX. Council of Europe The Internet Society, represented by Christine Runnegar, participated in the meeting of the Bureau of the Council of Europe Consultative Committee of the Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to automatic processing of personal data (T-PD-BUR) in Strasbourg, 5-7 February 2013. The agenda included, among other things, Medical Data, Employment Data, Data Protection and Police; Biometrics and Bioethics. Meeting agenda and accompanying documents can be found here: http://www.coe.int/t/dghl/standardsetting/dataprotection/TPD_documents/OJ_T_PD_Bureau29_2013_en.asp Abridged report: http://www.coe.int/t/dghl/standardsetting/dataprotection/TPD_documents/T_PD_BUR%282013%2929_Abr_En%20doc.pdf X. Conference on Freedom of Expression online (15-16 February 2013, Marrakesh) Nicolas Seidler presented on the relationship between the Internet architecture, its open model of standards development and the ability to exercise freedom of expression online. This event was hosted by the ISOC Morocco Chapter and the UNESCO office in Rabat. XI. Conference on “E-Commerce, SMEs and Development: the perspectives for and strategies of Latin American countries” (18-19 Feb. Geneva) Konstantinos Komaitis and Nicolas Seidler addressed policymakers from various Latin American countries, advocating for Open Standards and an Open Internet for e-commerce.
–End ISOC Liaison Report–
4.2. IESG Liaison
–Begin IESG Liaison Report, Robert Sparks–
IESG liaison report (covering Jan 30 to Feb 26): Working Groups: Creation: - A charter for the Web PKI Ops (wpkops) working group was approved - A proposed charter for JSON data formats for vCard and iCalendar (jcardcal) is in IESG review - A proposed charter for HTTP Authentication (httpauth) is in internal review Rechartering: - A revised charter for the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (xmpp) is in internal review - A revised charter for Common Authentication Technology Next Generation (kitten) was approved - A revised charter for Sunsetting IPv4 (sunset4) is in IESG Evaluation but the last blocking concern for approval has been addressed, so approval should be possible soon. Conclusion: - IMAP MOVE extension (imapmove) - Basic Level of Interoperability for SIP Services (bliss) - SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions (simple) SDO Coordination: - Please see <http://datatracker.ietf.org/liaison/>
–End IESG Liaison Report–
4.3. RFC Editor Liaison
–Begin RFC Editor Liaison Report, Heather Flanagan–
1. RSE Report Update on Active Projects * RFC Format draft-rfc-format-flanagan-02.txt is in IETF Call for Comments. The comment period closes on 1 March 2013. There is still discussion underway regarding the exact wording of the UTF-8 requirement, and questions about pagination were very popular on the rfc-interest mailing list in February. * RFC Style Guide The RPC and the RSE continue to collect items that must be included in the Style Guide, but actual drafting of text is on hold until the Format Requirements document is out of the draft stage. Other items of note * New Stream The REFEDs group (http://www.refeds.org) is almost ready to submit a draft requesting the creation of a new stream. They are working on clarifying their own IPR policies, and as soon as that is done, their request will be submitted formally. There is work to be done by the RSE, the RSOC, and the IAB to determine exactly what the next steps should be when this request is made. 2. RFC Production Center SLA and Stats February 2013 SLA times - available at the end of the month: Current RFC Editor state times: EDIT: 0.9 wks RFC-EDITOR 2.0 wks February Stats for the RFC Editor (as of 26 February) Submissions: 22 Publications: 25
–End RFC Editor Liaison Report–
4.4. IRTF Chair
–Begin IRTF Chair Report, Lars Eggert–
- Folks are proposing a new RG on network coding. The discussion list is at nwcrg@irtf.org. A wiki is at http://wiki.tools.ietf.org/group/irtf/trac/wiki/nwcrg. They asked for a room for a side meeting in Orlando, which I approved. - P2PRG has closed - SAMRG is publishing their final two documents and will then close. - The clock is running out on the ASRG. I have pinged the chair to let him know I'm closing them soon. - The IAB will review the ICNRG Thursday morning in Orlando. - ICNRG held an interim meeting in Stockholm this month, for details please see http://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/irtf/trac/wiki/IcnrgInterimStockholm
–End IRTF Chair Report–
5. Open IAB Positions
Bernard Aboba noted that there are several open IAB positions that will need to be filled at IETF 86, including:
- IANA Program Lead
- IP Evolution Program Lead
- ITU-T Coordination Program Chair
- IAB liaison to RSOC (one of two)
- Internet Coordination liaison
- OpenStand liaison
- IAB liaison to nomcom
5.1. IAOC Liaison
Bernard Aboba reported that after talking with Bob Hinden, rather than nominating a generic liaison to the IAOC, it would be better for IAB members to participate in IAOC committees on an as-needed basis. Potential needs include the Tools Committee (e.g., to provide input on liaison and datatracker tool requirements), RPS Committee (to provide input on needs for remote participation), Budget Committee (to provide input on the RSOC and RFC Editor budget).
5.2. OpenStand Liaison
Bernard Aboba reported that there will be an OpenStand meeting on 15 March 2013, and that it would be good to have one person from the IAB in attendance, in addition to the IETF and IAB chairs. The board agreed to defer appointing a liaison until after the IAB Chair for 2013-2014 is selected on Sunday, 10 March 2013.
5.3. IANA Program Lead
Jari Arkko is the current IANA Program Lead; he will be stepping down to take the position of IETF Chair. The board agreed to defer appointing a new Program Lead until after the IAB Chair for 2013-2014 is selected on Sunday, 10 March 2013.
5.4. IP Evolution Program Lead
Jari Arkko is the current IP Evolution Program Lead; he will be stepping down to take the position of IETF Chair. The board agreed to defer appointing a new Program Lead until after the IAB Chair for 2013-2014 is selected on Sunday, 10 March 2013.
5.5. ITU-T Coordination Program Lead
Ross Callon and Joel Halpern are the current ITU-T Coordination Program Leads, and Eliot Lear (as liaison manager to ITU-T) serves as Chair. Eliot will be stepping down as liaison manager to take his position as an IAB member. The Program will discuss suggestions for a new liaison manager to be appointed by the IAB.
5.6. I* CEO “second”
The board discussed whether it makes sense to appoint a single defined person to be the “second” at the I* CEO meetings (in addition to the IAB Chair), and agreed that it would be better to choose the second person attending based on the agenda topics for the meeting in question.
6. IAB Time at IETF 86
Cindy Morgan will send a call for agenda items for the IAB Business Meetings at IETF 86. Mary Barnes noted that the Emergency Services and Privacy Programs have both scheduled Program meetings during IETF 86.
6.1 IETF 86 Plenary Update
Mary Barnes reported the the board has received favorable feedback on the “End of POTS” wiki page [http://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/iab/trac/wiki], and that the community seems to appreciate having material on the plenary topic ahead of time.
Hannes Tschofenig reported that he is waiting for Henning Schulzrinne to send him the slides for his plenary presentation. Glenn Parsons has also not sent in his slides, though he did submit a draft.
6.2 BOF Signups
Mary Barnes reminded board members to sign up for BOF coverage on the wiki. Dave Thaler noted that it would be helpful in the future if the signup page would include the sessions conflicting with each BOF.
7. ISOC Board of Trustees Appointment
Mary Barnes reported that three people have accepted nominations to date. Alissa Cooper, Ross Callon, Spencer Dawkins and Eliot Lear agreed to coordinate interviews with the nominees during IETF 86.
8. IETF Liaison to ICANN Board of Directors Appointment
The board agreed to actively recruit nominations for the IETF Liaison to the ICANN Board of Directors.
9. Retreat Dates/Location
The board agreed to hold the 2013 IAB retreat in Dublin, Ireland on 8-10 May 2013, with 8 May being a joint session with the IESG. Stephen Farrell is working to confirm meeting space at Trinity College. Mary Barnes checked hotel availability in the city during the retreat dates and confirmed that people won’t have trouble getting a room. The Secretariat will investigate a hotel block and will get back to the IESG and IAB.
10. I* CEO Recap
The board discussed the I* CEO meeting that was held last week in Singapore. The board agreed that the purpose of the I* CEO meetings should be informational; work items should be delegated to the participating bodies.
The board agreed to look at the IAB goals for participating in the I* CEO meetings and look for ways to drive those goals on future agendas.
11. IAB Chair Selection Update
Mary Barnes reported that there are two candidates for the IAB Chair position; the discussion will take place over the chair-vote mailing list, and the final selection will be made at IETF 86 on Sunday, 10 March 2013.
The board agreed that non-voting ex officio members should be included in the discussion.
12. IAB Program Update
Bernard Aboba asked Program Leads to send him their status updates for inclusion in the IETF 86 IAB Report by close of business on Thursday, 28 February 2013.
Spencer Dawkins, as lead for the Liaison Oversight Program, noted that with the IAB changeover, several liaison relationships will need new IAB shepherds. Spencer asked the board to look at the list of existing liaison relationships and consider any they might be able to shepherd.
13. draft-ietf-behave-nat64-discovery-heuristic
The board agreed that the following note should be added to the IANA considerations section for draft-ietf-behave-nat64-discovery-heuristic:
IAB Statement regarding this .arpa request:
With the publication of this document, the IAB approves of the
addition of “ipv4only” to the .arpa domain. Under RFC3172, IAB is
requesting IANA to assign ipv4only.arpa as written in this
specification. However, IAB does not take any architectural or
technical position about this specification.