30th RIPE Meeting

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* TT BoF = Data Disclosure for the Test Traffic project -> Henk Uijterwaal
  DB S.T. = Database security task force -> Joao Damas 
  I.A. BoF = Internet Atlas -> Carl Malamud

Room 1 Will be indicated as E1 and has dark blue seats.
Room 2 Will be indicated as D2 and has red seats.
Room 3 Will be indicated as D3 and has red seats too.
Room 4 Will be indicated at the venue.

Coffee will be served next to the registration desk during breaks between the meetings. The lunches will take place in the Quantum restaurant, elsewhere on the campus.

Registration

To facilitate the registration process we have decided to open registration on site, on Sunday 17 May the night before the meeting starts. If you want to avoid an early morning queue you are welcome to register at KTH between 16:00 and 21:00.

RIPE Evening Dinner

Will take place on Tuesday 19 May 18:30 . We will stop registering people for the RIPE dinner at May 11th. !

Plenary

DRAFT 1


       Agenda Plenary Sessions
       -----------------------

       1. Opening

       2. Adoption of the Agenda

       3. Minutes RIPE 29

       4. From the Chair

       5. Multihoming with NAT's (Ed Kern)

       6. IPv4 now, IPv6 when ready (Yakov Rechter)

       7. BGP AS Origin Authentication with DNS (Yakov Rechter)

       8. IPng Overview and Status (Bob Hinden)

       9. The Internet Atlas (Carl Malamud)

      10. Reports from the WG's

      11. Reports from the RIPE NCC

      12. Next meetings
          - RIPE 31: September 23-25, Edinburgh
          - RIPE 32: January 27-29, Amsterdam
          - RIPE 33: May 26-28

      13. A.O.B.

      14. Close

RIPE 30 Working Group Agendas

• Plenary
• Database Working Group
• EOF Meeting
• IPv6 Working Group
• Local IR Working Group
• Netnews Working Group
• Routing Working Group
• TLD Working Group

Local IR Working Group

DRAFT AGENDA

1. Admin

• scribe
• agenda

1. RIPE 29

• minutes
• actions

1. Reports from registries

• IANA
• European regional (RIPE NCC)
• other regionals: APNIC, ARIN, AfriNIC

1. IP Address Space Assignment

• consistency and auditing (NCC report)
• requests for aggregation
• aggregation of inetnum objects
• IPv6 address allocation (Bob Hinden)

1. IP registry hierarchy

• possible need for sub-LIRs

1. Role of LIR WG

• Registry procedures

• web-assisted assignment, reverse delegation
• tools for local registries

1. I/O with other WGs

• Statistics

• AOB

•  

  Routing Working Group Session

  DRAFT AGENDA

   

  1. Preliminaries (Joachim Schmitz)
  • Introduction
  • Participants’ list
  • Volunteering of scribe
  • Agenda bashing
  • RIPE 29 minutes
  • Actions from earlier meetings

1. Recent Developments (Joachim Schmitz)

• Changes in RIPE NCC
• RPSL implementation
• Routing registry security
• IRTF Routing Research Group founded

1. Progress report on the transition to RPSL (David Kessens)

• Interdomain Routing Tools and Analysis (Craig Labovitz)

• Research on Routing Instability
• Routing Statistics and Measurements
• Tools

1. Comments on IRR Security (NN)

-.Routing Policy System Security

25. General Input from other WGs
26. AOB

IPv6 Working Group

DRAFT AGENDA

1. Administrative stuff (Thomas Trede, chair)

• volunteering of the scribe
• agenda bashing

1. Reports

• 6bone
• IETF, proceedings IPv6
• Input/presentation by Bob Hinden ???
• News about manufacturersimplementation
• Input from the audience

1. Current status of RIPE regarding address assignments in IPv6

• with input from RIPE NCC (if available/necessary)

1. General input from other working groups

Netnews Working Group

DRAFT AGENDA

0. Starters

• agenda bashing
• minutes of the last meeting
• scribe

0. Review of outstanding actions

• tools

0. Monitoring tool overview (Felix Kugler)

• news distribution

0. News flowmaps (Kai Siering)

• software to collect raw data
• maps for local use
• how to generate geographical maps
• getting geographical coördinates
• administrative issues
• required functionality to make maps useful

0. Building value added services on NAPS (Eden Akhavi)

• Quality of Service issues

0. QOS for News servers (Eden Akhavi)

• Usenet management resources (Felix Kugler)

• Group list synchronisation (Gerhard Winkler)

• first experiences with prototype
• how to provide data on reference servers
• how to find reference servers
• how to organize synchronisation on backbone servers

0. Newsbone Anti-Spam recommendations

• availability of spam filtering mechanisms
• experiences with spam filtering
• definition of reasonable thresholds for ECP (Gerhard Winkler)
• what about EMP filters?
• other feed parameters suitable for coördination?
• ‘recommend’ or ‘require’?
• administrativa

0. Towards the next meeting…

• actions
• topics of interest for the next meeting

10. AOB

Database Working Group Meeting

DRAFT AGENDA

1. Administrative stuff (Wilfried Woeber, chair, 5min)

• appointment of scribe
• agenda bashing

1. General DB Update (RIPE NCC, 15min)

C DB In/Consistency efforts (RIPE NCC, 15min)

• tools for the users?

D .DB SW re-implementation (RIPE NCC, 15min + discussion)

E. RPSL trans phase II: Merit’s experience (20min)

1. IRRD presentation (Jake khuon/Graig Labovit, Merit)

• Impact of rps-dist and rps-auth drafts on DB developments

• "role:" objects for "admin-c:"s revisited (Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet)

• proposal to allow role objects being ref.d in admin-c:s

Y. Input from other WGs

• t.b.d.

25. AOB

TLD Working Group

1. Administrivia

• appointment of scribe
• agreement of agenda

1. Matters arisisng from previous meeting at RIPE 29

• adoption of minutes
• review of action list

3a Review of workplan

4. Presentation on RIPE CENTR (Fay Howard)

• WHOIS proposal (Marcel Schneider)

• Other business

3b Review of Workplan in view of developments at meeting

• Close

•  

  Plenary Agenda Session

  DRAFT AGENDA

  Opening

   

  1. Adoption of the Agenda

   

• Minutes RIPE 29

• From the Chair

• Multihoming with NAT’s (Ed Kern)

• Ipv4 now, Ipv6 when ready (Yakov Rechter)

• BGP AS Origin Authentication with DNS (Randy Bush)

• Ipng Overview and Status (Bob Hinden)

• The Internet Atlas (Carl Malamud)

• Reports from the WG’s

• Reports from the RIPE NCC

• Next meetings

• RIPE 31: September 23-25, Edinburgh
• RIPE 32: January 27-29, Amsterdam
• RIPE 33: May 26-28

13 A.O.B.

14 Close

10^thEOF Meeting

DRAFT AGENDA

Date: Monday 18 May 1998

Time: 09.00 – 17.30

Place: KTH, Stockholm, Sweden

Room: E1

09:15 Welcome

Appointment of minute taker

Apologies

09:20 The challenge of ISP coordination

P. Lothberg

We plan to have a series of in-deepth technical

Seminars of issues related to operating a public

Internet within the EOF framework.

The first topic is Integrated ISIS, which is used

an an IGP in most of the large ISP networks today.

Presented by Henk Smit from cisco.

09:30 Integrated ISIS (part1) H. Smit

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 Integrated ISIS (part2)

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Integrated ISIS (part3)

15:30 Coffee Break

16:00 Integrated ISIS (part4)

17:00 Experiences from using BGP with multicast NLRI’s on

multipart exchangepoint. P. Lothberg

17:30 AOB (Red experiences?)

17:45 End