September 1997 - ipv6-wg - mailman.ripe.net

Re: Draft Agenda for IPV6-Working Group at RIPE28 Meeting
by Bernard.Tuy＠urec.cnrs.fr 19 Sep '97

19 Sep '97

| Date: Wed, 17 Sep 1997 23:57:59 +0200 (CEST) | From: Thomas Trede <tom(a)nacamar.de> | | Proposed Agenda for the IPV6 Working Group | | RIPE-28, September 1997, Amsterdam | | 1st Draft, 17.9.1997 | | | 2. Reports | | - 6Bone | - presentation by Francis Dupont ====BT: It seems to me that it's quite mandatory to discuss, under this topic, the new addressing scheme that is to be deployed in the 6bone core and 6bone connected test sites these days. But I'm confident Francis is well aware of this. | | - IETF, proceedings IPV6 | - presentation by Francis Dupont | | - News about dynamic routing protocols | - BGP 4 Plus | | - News about manufacturers implementation | - input from the audience (so prepare yourself !) | | 3. Current status of RIPE regarding address assignments in IPV6 ====BT: have you asked someone from the NCC to chair this item ? | | 4. General Input from other Working Groups | | - Database Working Group: IPV6 object ====BT: and what about DNS-wg ? Thank you for your attention. Regards, +Bernard Tuy.

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2nd Draft Agenda
by Thomas Trede 18 Sep '97

18 Sep '97

Hello, please find enclosed the 2nd Draft Agenda for IPV6-WG. Regards, Thomas Proposed Agenda for the IPV6 Working Group RIPE-28, September 1997, Amsterdam 2nd Draft, 18.9.1997 1. Administrative stuff (Thomas Trede, chair) - volunteering of the scribe - agenda bashing 2. Reports - 6Bone - presentation by Francis Dupont - new addressing scheme to be deployed in the 6bone - status report on the 6bone registry including an overview of the new objects, by David Kessens - IETF, proceedings IPV6 - presentation by Francis Dupont - News about dynamic routing protocols - BGP 4 Plus - News about manufacturers implementation - input from the audience (so prepare yourself !) 3. Current status of RIPE regarding address assignments in IPV6 - with input from RIPE NCC 4. General Input from other Working Groups - Database Working Group: IPV6 object - DNS Working Group 5. AOB

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RIPE27: minutes, draft
by Thomas Trede 18 Sep '97

18 Sep '97

Hello, with delay here are finally the draft minutes of IPV6-WG odf RIPE 27. Regards, Thomas Minutes of the RIPE 27 IPv6 working group thursday may 27 The meeting is chaired by Francis Dupont. The chair excused himself before the meeting. Agenda: 1: Administrative stuff 2: Reports - 6Bone - IETF - routing - Implementations 3: RIPE and address assignment 4: Other WG - IPv6 DB object 5: Any other business 1: Administrative stuff The audience has no additions to the Agenda 2: Reports - 6Bone Francis gives a short overview of the current status of the 6Bone. He refers to the information on www.6bone.net for more detailed information. - IETF Francis gives a short overview of what happened at the IETF meetings on IPv6 - After long discussions the proposal by Mike O'Dell on addressing schemes (8+8, JSE) has been withdrawn by himself. There is now a new draft on addressing: draft-ietf-ipngwg-unicast-aggr-00.txt This draft proposes a addressing scheme that is optimized for aggregation. This draft is supposed to replace RFC2073 on provider based addressing. - Routing Currently there are draft proposals and beta implementations for three dynamic routing protocols with support for IPng. RIPng, there is an RFC and is widely used on the 6Bone OSPFng, there is a draft proposal. BGP4+, there is a draft proposal by Tony Bates from Cisco and there is a beta implementation by Cisco already implemented and running on core routers in the 6Bone. - Implementations No news on new implementations - RIPE and address assignment. [Francis I couldn't here what you had to tell here !!! ] - Other WG - DB The Ipv6 DB object. Francis stresses the importance of the RIPE IPv6 registration database since routing on the 6Bone is still not as dynamic as we would like. - AOB According to Francis Dupont there has been a IPv6 demonstration at the last JENC conference in Edinburg. On his question to the audience if anybody had seen this and could tell something about it, nobody reacted.

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Draft Agenda for IPV6-Working Group at RIPE28 Meeting
by Thomas Trede 17 Sep '97

17 Sep '97

Hello, here is the first draft agenda for the upcoming RIPE Meeting. Comments/Suggestions welcome. Regards, Thomas Proposed Agenda for the IPV6 Working Group RIPE-28, September 1997, Amsterdam 1st Draft, 17.9.1997 1. Administrative stuff (Thomas Trede, chair) - volunteering of the scribe - agenda bashing 2. Reports - 6Bone - presentation by Francis Dupont - IETF, proceedings IPV6 - presentation by Francis Dupont - News about dynamic routing protocols - BGP 4 Plus - News about manufacturers implementation - input from the audience (so prepare yourself !) 3. Current status of RIPE regarding address assignments in IPV6 4. General Input from other Working Groups - Database Working Group: IPV6 object 5. AOB ------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Trede NACAMAR Data Communications Senior Network Engineer P.O.Box 102262 63268 Dreieich / Germany e-mail: trede(a)nacamar.net voice: +49-6103-993-910 www : www.nacamar.net fax : +49-6103-993-999 -------------------------------------------------------------------

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17 Sep '97

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Next meeting?
by Leigh Porter 08 Sep '97

08 Sep '97

Hi, I know you have probobly been asked this before but do you folks have any get-together at the next RIPE meeting at all? Thanks, Leigh Porter Wisper Bandwidth Plc.

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by Patrik Backstrom 03 Sep '97

03 Sep '97

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