36th RIPE Meeting

Budapest 16 - 19 May, 2000

• Introduction to RIPE Meetings

The meeting took place at the following venue:
Danubius Thermal Hotel Helia
H-1133 Budapest,
Karpat 62-64
Tel: +36 1 452 5800
Fax: +36 1 452 5801
email: <hhelia@mail.matav.hu>

• Travel Information:

• by Taxi
• by Public Transport
• by Airport mini bus

• RIPE 36 General Meeting Plan
• A List of Attendees

• Draft Agenda of Plenary Session
• Newcomers Introductory Talk
• EOF (European Operators Forum)
• IPv6 Tutorial
• Multicast Routing

• Opening Reception
• RIPE Dinner
• Hotel Information
• Working Group Agendas
  1. Anti-Spam Working Group Agenda
  2. IPv6 Working Group Agenda
  3. Routing Working Group Agenda
  4. Netnews Working Group Agenda
  5. Test Traffic Working Group Agenda
  6. EIX Working Group Agenda

The Newcomers Introductory Talk will take place on Tuesday 16 May, 2000 from 17:00 - 18:00.
This session is designed to provide an overview of the RIPE meeting to first time attendees. General information about RIPE and the RIPE NCC will also be presented.

This EOF program is scheduled to take place on Tuesday 16 May, 2000 from 10:00 - 17:00.
The topic "Technical Drivers for Internet Address Usage" subtitle: Will every fridge, light switch and mobile phone need an IP address?" will be discussed. Please indicate your interest in attending the EOF on the registration form.

Draft agenda:

1. Rob Blokzijl, RIPE: Opening Remarks
2. Kim Fullbrook, BT Cellnet: 'IP Addressing for GPRS Data Network Infrastructure and International Roaming Network'
3. Bosco Fernandez, UMTS Forum: UMTS - objectives and requirements
4. Daniel Karrenberg, RIPE NCC: Hands-on Experiences with VoIP

IPv6 Tutorial

Tuesday 16 May, 10:00 - 17:00
Programme will be announced as soon as available

Tuesday 16 May, 10:00 - 17:00
Programme will be announced as soon as available

All meeting participants are invited to attend the RIPE Meeting Opening Reception. The Opening Reception will take place on Tuesday afternoon at the Danubius Thermal Hotel Helia details will be announced at a later date.

Invitation

On Wednesday, 17 May 2000, the Council of Hungarian Internet Providers invites you on a Boat trip on the Danube to the Castle Hill.
The boats name is Tancsics. She arrives at 17.30 near the Hotel at the river bank and leaves at 18.00. Refreshments will be served on board. The boat arrives at the Castle Hill at 19.00.

In the Matyas Church we can listen to a 45 minute Bach organ concert
Performed by the organists
Dr. Gyorgy T. Szeifert
And
Dr. Tibor Barta

Afterwards everybody is free to enjoy the rest of the evening without programme ;-)

The Matthias Cellar Restaurant is situated in the centre of Budapest. It was opened in 1904 and named after the famous and most popular Hungarian King, Matyas. The decoration of the brasserie and the three large rooms recalls the great Kings' era and the multitude of legends attached to his name. Many outstanding politicians and famous artists have their names in the visitors' book and the number is still increasing.

Matyas Pince Restaurant
1056 Budapest, Marcius 15. ter 7.

tel: 36-1 318-1693 or 266-8008

You will find a route description to the restaurant on your dinner ticket.

• By taxi:
  cost: approximately 3900 Forinth (prices are guaranteed, make sure to set price before departure)

• Public Transport
  Danubius Thermal Hotel Helia: Is situated on the river banks on the Pest side of Budapest. The distance to the centre of Pest is about 10 minutes by metro.
  From the centre to the Hotel: enter any metro and exit ' Dozsa Gyorgy ut'
  From the Hotel to the centre: from "Dozsa Gyorgy ut' and exit at 'Deak Ferenc ter'
  Tickets available at every metro stop and cost 90 Forinth.
  
  Distance/price between the centre of Pest and Hotel Helia is 15 min by taxi and approximately 1500 Forinth.

• By Airport Mini Bus By airport mini bus - cost: approximately 1000 Forinth per person. Please purchase tickets at the LRI AIRPORT PASSENGER SERVICE counters in the baggage reclaim area or in the Arrivals Hall.

Agenda for anti-spam WG at RIPE 36, May 2000

DRAFT 14 Mar 2000.

1. Administrivia
1.1 Introductions
1.2 Note taker
1.3 Agree agenda

2. Update
2.1 Recent list discussion
2.2 Developments in spam
2.3 Open relay products

3. Code of conduct
3.1 Status of BCP ripe-206
3.2 opt-IN and opt-OUT
3.3 AUPs

4. Technical measures
4.1 Blacklists
4.2 Filtering products and services

5. Assistance to CERTs
5.1 Reading mail headers

6. AOB

7. Next meeting agenda

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Proposed Agenda (draft v1) for the IPv6 Working Group Meeting
RIPE36, May 2000, Budapest



A.  Administrative stuff
    - appointment of scribe
    - agenda bashing
    (David Kessens)

B.  Status of 6bone
    (David Kessens)

C.  News from the IPv6 forum and meeting in Telluride
    (Juergen Rauschenbach/Thomas Trede ?!?)

D.  European developments/initiatives regarding IPv6
    (input from the audience)

E.  Reports on on-going projects, success & failures stories on IPv6
    (I am looking for volunteers who are willing to share their
     experiences)
        
Z.  AOB

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 Routing Working Group Session


 17-May-2000      Draft Agenda

 A. Preliminaries (Joachim Schmitz) (5min)
    - introduction
    - participants' list
    - volunteering of scribe
    - agenda bashing
    - RIPE 35 minutes
    - actions from earlier meetings

 B. Transition to RPSL (Andrei Robachevski, Joao Luis Silva Damas) (20min)

 C. RIS, Status and Plans (Antony Antony, Henk Uijterwaal) (20min)

 D. The Problem with BGP Convergence (Abha Ahuja, Craig Labovitz) (20min)

 E. A New Network Pathology Study (Avi Freedman) (20min)
    (to be confirmed)

 F. Some Words on Multicast Experience (Steve Noble) (20min)
    (to be confirmed)

 Y. General I/O with Other WGs

 Z. AOB
 
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 Netnews-wg agenda


1. Admin stuff                                            (5 min)

   - Appointment of scribe
   - Agenda bashing

2. Review of minutes of last meeting                      (5 min)

3. NHNS presentation (Juan Garcia and Daniel Diaz)       (30 min)

   - Tasks arranged last meeting (RIPE-35)
   - DNS integration. Structure, tools adaptation
   - New tools:
       - Remote update tools
       - Statistics tools
   - Conclusions

4. Flowmaps (Kai Siering)                                (15 min)

5. AOB                                                    (5 min)


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Test Traffic Working Group Agenda



A. Administrative stuff 
        - appointment of scribe
        - agenda bashing
        - review of action items

B. Presentation by Henk on current project and future plans.

C. Short presentation on current RFC's available about TT

D. More Analysis of current data?
        - derive other quantities, such as throughput
        - can a single metric be derived for each site?

E. Branding
        - Electronic web page badge
        - Marketing pieces.

Z. AOB

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Draft Agenda EIX Working Group 



1       Scribe

2       Agenda Bashing

3       Ops Mailing List Subscriptions

3       IX Reports

4       AOCB


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Draft Agenda Plenary Session



1. Opening and welcome

2. the Agenda

3. Minutes from RIPE 35

4. From the Chair

6. News from ICANN
      - Mike Norris (MITF)
      - Mike Roberts (President and CEO)

7. Reports from the RIPE NCC

8. New developments in trans-atlantic cable system
      (Daniele Bovio)
        
9. Reports from the Working Groups

10. Next RIPE meetings:
       - RIPE 37 Amsterdam 12-15 September, 2000
       - RIPE 38 Amsterdam  

11. AOB

12. Close