33 RIPE Meeting
Meeting Agenda
Palais Auersperg
Vienna, Austria 4-7 May 1999
 RIPE 33 General Meeting
Plan/Agenda
Further detail will be added as soon as it is available.
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Wednesday Evening - Presentation and Social Event
- Wednesday 5th May at 17.45
- * DeTeSat Deutsche Telekom Gesellschaft fur Satellitenkommunikation would
like to invite all participants of the RIPE 33 Meeting to the presentation
"How can ISP-Infrastruture be extended and optimised by using satellite
technology?". The speakers Friedemann Kuhnt and Jack van der Heijden are
both IP specialists. The presentation will be held after the RIPE working group
sessions on Wednesday, 5th May 1999, 17:45 h in the Maria-Theresie n-Saal in
Palais Auersperg. Please take the opportunity to join them for their
presentation followed by a small reception with drinks and snacks.
- Newcomers introduction talk
- Tuesday 4 May at 16.00 - 17.00
- This newcomers introduction talk is meant for meeting participants who
have not previously attended a RIPE meeting. Please indicate your interest in
this session on the meeting application form.
- RIPE 33 Opening
Reception
- Tuesday, 4 May at 17:00
- All attendees that have registered at the venue meeting desk are welcome to
attend the Opening Reception.
- RIPE 33 Evening Dinner
- Thursday, 6 May 19:00
- A typical Viennese evening awaits at one of the city's small and intimate
"Heuriger" or wine taverns. Guests travel aboard old-timer streetcars
with music, wine and pretzels. The fun really starts when you arrive:
enormous plates with local specialities and wine are served and music is
performed by an original Viennese Schrammel orchestra. The evening literally
flies by with food, drink, singing and - perhaps - even dancing.
The cost
is EUR 55 per person. Details about the venue will be announced nearer the date
of the meeting. To attend the RIPE 33 dinner, please indicate your interest on
the application form. If you plan to attend and prefer a vegetarian meal,
please send an email to <meeting@ripe.net>.
- List of Attendees
- Venue information
- Website of the Palais Auersperg.
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RPSL Course
- Tuesday, 4 May 11.00 until 17.00
- The RIPE NCC will organise an in-depth tutorial on the new Routing Policy
Specification Language (RPSL). The tutorial is free and open to all RIPE
Meeting attendees. Advance registration is required. Use the RIPE Meeting registration page to
register for this tutorial.
- The tutorial will provide an introduction to RPSL, explaining how to
register and query routing policy objects. RPSL is gradually being deployed in
the Internet Routing Registry (IRR). It will replace RIPE-181, the current IRR
routing policy specification language. RPSL provides substantial extensions to
RIPE-181, making it possible to specify a much richer set of routing policies.
Please also see RIPE #32 RPSL
Course. Note- the slides and course content have changed for the
RIPE 33 course.
Attendees should understand basic BGP operations, but need not be familiar
with the IRR.
- The IPv6 tutorial
- Tuesday, 4 May 10.00 - 17.00
- IPv6, the next generation IP protocol, is designed to improve scalability,
security, ease-of-configuration, and network management. The tutorial will give
a brief overview of IPv6 protocol including address architecture,
autoconfiguration and management (DNS, routing). We will also discuss the
transition mechanisms which have been designed to ease the upgrade to IPv6.
An overview of the configuration for routers and workstations with examples
will be given: Cisco, FreeBSD, Sun, Windows NT, as well as the Merit MRTd.
The tutorial will go over the different steps required to get connected on
the 6BONE, including address configuration, routing and the 6BONE registry. The
tunnel server is a service that provides a simple way to get connected to the
6BONE. The architecture of the server and examples will also be presented.
A description of the 6REN initiative, an IPv6 transit service, and the 6TAP
project, a service for interconnecting early IPv6 networks, will be presented.
This tutorial is not focused on the theory behind the protocol but more on
the practical considerations for using and deploying IPv6, so the intended
audience is tcp/ip engineers, architects and network admins that want to
understand IPv6 and to be able to deploy it.
The tutorial will be presented by Marc Blanchet and Florent Parent, both at
Viaginie inc., a consulting firm working on network architectures, security and
internationalization. Viaginie inc. is responsible with Dalhousie University
for the deployment of IPv6 in Canada. Viaginie 6bone site has been on the 6bone
for more than 2 years now, it is one of the backbone sites and maintains IPv6
links with many international organisations; it also runs the mirror of the
6bone whois server, the IPv6 mirror of the www.6bone.net and www.6ren.net
sites. Viaginie also designed a tunnel server implementation available at:
http://www.freenet6.net.
Marc Blanchet wrote a internet-draft on a flexible method for IPv6 address
assignments, soon to be published as an informational RFC and is the author of
the concept of the 6tap exchange.
- The EOF Tutorial
- Tuesday, 4 May 10.00 - 17.00
- Agenda will be announced later on this page.
- Getting a Visa
- Getting a visa generally takes more time then one expects, we would
therefore like to suggest you apply for a visa as fast as possible.
On
request, we can send you an invitation. If you want us to send an invitation,
please tell us how many days and which days you are planning to stay.
Furthermore, please also give us your full name, birth date and passport
number. If we mention these data in our invitation to you, it could facilitate
getting the visa.
no agenda available
Routing Working Group Session
5-May-1999 Draft Agenda
A. Preliminaries (Joachim Schmitz)
- introduction
- participants' list
- volunteering of scribe
- agenda bashing
- RIPE 32 minutes
- actions from earlier meetings
B. Status Report: RPS Standards & Drafts (C.Allaettinoglu)
C. Report from the RIPE NCC (JLS Damas)
D. RPSL transition: Issues and progress (JLS Damas)
E. (presentation from Merit, title to be announced, Abha Ahuja)
Y. General I/O with Other WGs
Z. AOB
EIX WG
1 Introduction
Scribe
Previous Minutes
2 Presentations
11:05 Rob Blokzil AMS-IX
11:15 Christian Panigl VIX
11:25 Keith Mitchell LINX
11:45 Gordon Howell Scot-IX
12:00 Sabine Jaume SFINX
12:10 Other Presentations
3 AOB
Proposed Agenda (draft v1) for the IPv6 Working Group Meeting
RIPE33, May 1999, Vienna
A. Administrative stuff (David Kessens)
- appointment of scribe
- agenda bashing
B. Status of 6bone (David Kessens)
C. IPv6 in practice (Jan Czmok)
D. European developments/initiatives regarding IPv6 (input from the audience)
E. IPv6 allocation progress (RIPE NCC):
http://www.ripe.net/lir/registries/ipv6.html
F. AOB
no agenda available
no agenda available
Proposed Agenda for the
Database Working Group Meeting
RIPE-33, May 1999, Vienna, AT
1. Draft
A. Administrative stuff (Wilfried Woeber, chair)
- appointment of scribe
- agenda bashing
- review of action items
B. RIPE DB, operational update (RIPE NCC)
- statistics, performance, changes, most recent mod.s
- RPSL migration update, usage
- current status of PGP deployment
D. DB SW Re-implementation (RIPE NCC)
- progress, milestones/roadmap, deployment, documentation
- operational aspects, mirrors, clients
- proposal to *not* migrate obsoleted objects and attributes
. dom-prefix
. others?
E. I-D draft-ietf-rps-auth-??, -rps-dist-?? (??)
- RIPE region requirements/comments
- any progress
X. IETF report(s)
Y. Input from other WGs
- t.b.d.
Z. AOB
Proposed Agenda for the
Database Working Group Meeting
RIPE-33, May 1999, Vienna, AT
1. Draft
A. Administrative stuff (Wilfried Woeber, chair)
- appointment of scribe
- agenda bashing
- review of action items
B. RIPE DB, operational update (RIPE NCC)
- statistics, performance, changes, most recent mod.s
- RPSL migration update, usage
- current status of PGP deployment
D. DB SW Re-implementation (RIPE NCC)
- progress, milestones/roadmap, deployment, documentation
- operational aspects, mirrors, clients
- proposal to *not* migrate obsoleted objects and attributes
. dom-prefix
. others?
E. I-D draft-ietf-rps-auth-??, -rps-dist-?? (??)
- RIPE region requirements/comments
- any progress
X. IETF report(s)
Y. Input from other WGs
- t.b.d.
Z. AOB
Draft agenda for the RIPE33 netnews-wg meeting
Date: Mai 6, 1999, 9:00-12:30
Location: Palais Auersperg, Vienna, room Kronprinz Rudolf
Chair: Felix Kugler
0. starters
1. review of outstanding actions
2. Newsbone (Felix Kugler)
o status report
o measurement of path characteristics
3. flowmaps (Kai Siering)
4. groupsync - newsgroup synchronization
o mysql-based approach (Jonas Luster)
o CVS-based approach (Jonas Luster)
o NHNS - DNS based approach (Daniel Diaz/Juan Garcia)
o review of prototypes
o a critical view on the groupsync project
o next steps
5. next meeting...
o actions
o new topics of interest for this WG
6. AOB
no agenda available
Proposed Agenda for the Test Traffic Working Group - RIPE-33 (Vienna)
A. Administrative stuff
- appointment of scribe
- agenda bashing
- review of action items
B. Presentation by Henk on current project and future plans.
C. Test Traffic Working Group Charter.
D. Publishing policy for collected data.
Z. AOB
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