IP Anti-Spoofing Task Force
First Meeting Draft Agenda

A. Opening (5 mins)

• Assign scribe
• Agenda bashing
• Send for missing presenters/authors  ;-)

B. Report from the Chairs (10 mins)

The chairs will report on work since the 0th meeting (BOF) both on documents and cooperation with the MIT spoofer project.

C. Discussion of Documents (30 mins)

The following draft documents will be discussed. All drafts have been circulated on the mailing list.

• RIPE Recommendation
• How-To - Download Presentation (PDF 159 KB)
• Business Case

Keeping the recommendation short and to the point will make it easier to agree on it.  However, some fear that it will remain ineffective without a good explanation of the business case for implementing it. The best way forward appears to be a short and concise recommendation and a separate business case document which could be revised if new information becomes available.  The how-to needs work and volunteers to contribute text about methods and practical experiences.

D. Work Plan (10 mins)

The task force will agree on a work plan. The current rough ideas by the chairs are to finalise the Recommendation and Business Case documents by the Tallinn meeting and have the Recommendation adopted at that meeting.

In order to produce some momentum we could also to draft a "Tallinn Declaration" in which ISPs pledge to abide by the recommendation. Together with a good business case document this should set things in motion.

E. Informational Items (5 mins)

These are items for information which are not part of the task force work but may be of interest to participants.

SAVA - Mark Townsley (IETF Area Director of the Internet Area) will give a heads-up on this work and solicit input from the operational community.

This agenda was last updated on 26 September 2006.