[dns-wg] DNS migration draft - new version

Jim,

It is not possible for me to be in Manchester tomorrow
but I´d be glad to be part of that small team to work
on this document though. 

IMHO if this results in a ripe-doc to guide the DNS 
community it should focus on the operational issues
leaving some theoretical or even political aspects aside.

If we achieve this, again in my humble opinion, the document could be
the "never written guide we needed during that IP migration ...".
In esence we could have a good guide for DNS administrators who are
involved in any of the situations described in the document.

I had the chance to comment some of my opinions with Fernando
about the document and I will be happy to keep on talking
with him and the WG about it so if you want to count me in I´ll find
some time for this.


Regardz.

-- daniel.diaz





> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: dns-wg-admin at ripe.net [mailto:dns-wg-admin at ripe.net] En 
> nombre de Jim Reid
> Enviado el: miércoles, 22 de septiembre de 2004 13:36
> Para: Brad Knowles
> CC: Fernando Garcia; dns-wg at ripe.net
> Asunto: Re: [dns-wg] DNS migration draft - new version 
> 
> Brad, many thanks for your constructive input. You've made a number of
> very helpful suggestions. However I feel that document editing by
> mailing list is not an efficient way to make progress. Please bear
> that in mind. 
> 
> Fernando's document will be presented and discussed at the WG
> tomorrow. [Listen to the webcast if you can't be in Manchester!]
> I plan to ask the WG for volunteers for a small Design Team that could
> work on the document. IMO this will be a better and quicker way to
> edit the document. And of course the final draft would get posted here
> for everyone to review.
>