ripe-a-13 R I P E Agenda of the 13th RIPE meeting =============================== September 30 - October 2, 1992 - - - - - - - - - - - W E D N E S D A Y 14:00 h - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1. Opening (R Blokzijl) 15 min o welcome o apologies o introduction o meeting secretary o dinner for Thursday evening o approval of the agenda o papers tabled o organisation of the meeting 3. Minutes of the last meeting 15 min o approval of the minutes o action list 2. RIPE position paper (R Blokzijl) 15 min o formal approval of the last draft 3. RIPE NCC (D Karrenberg) 60 min o report o the future of the RIPE NCC: - organisational position - budget - financing 4. RIPE and RARE 60 min o report from the RARE CoA, September 24-25. (R Blokzijl) o the RARE technical program (RTC members) An introduction of the RARE technical program, with an emphasis on IP networking. 5. Global Internet traffic measurement (T Nielsen) 30 min o Torben will present a proposal to do a global Internet traffic measurement. The proposal is that (some of) the RIPE networks participate in an effort to measure global IP traffic streams. 6. Global Address Assignement (D Karrenberg) 15 min 7. Delegated Registry inside Europe (D Karrenberg) 15 min o coordination between local NIC/NIS and the RIPE NCC 8. Networking in Russia (M Popov) 15 min o status, including international connectivity o future plans  - - - - - - - - - - - - - T H U R S D A Y 09:00 h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9. EBONE (P Jones, B Stockman) 60 min o status report o plans for EBONE 93 10. EMPB IP services (PTT Telecom NL) 30 min o EMPB is going to introduce IP on it's network, EMPB will be connected to some of the RIPE coordinated networks. Issues related to interworking between EMPB/IP and the European Internet will be presented and discussed. 11. Audio conferencing (D Karrenberg) 15 min o introduction o proposal for an MBONE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The following sessions are meetings of - the RIPE working groups - special interest groups They take place with a degree of parallelism. A. Relationship between Academic & Research networks and Commercial networks [Glenn Kowack] B. Network information services [Nandor Horvath] C. DNS issues [Francis Dupont] D. European connectivity [Milan Sterba] E. RIPE Database [Wilfried Woeber] F. IP routing in Europe [Jean-Michel Jouanigot] G. Audio Conferencing [Daniel Karrenberg] H. Global Internet traffic measurement [Torben Nielsen] I. Delegated registry coordination [Daniel Karrenberg] J. EBS managers meeting (closed) [Phil Jones] K. EBONE Germany meeting [Stefan Fassbender]  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - F R I D A Y 09:00 h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12. Reports from the working groups. 120 min 13. Coordination of the RIPE and RARE technical programs. 30 min o for decission 14. Global Internet traffic measurement (T Nielsen) 30 min o proposal o decission 15. Date, place and time of next meetings 15 min o January 25 - 27, Prague 16. A.O.B. 15 min 17 Closing  RIPE working group: European IP connectivity Chairman: Milan Sterba -------------------------------------------- Here is the first draft for our agenda at the next RIPE meeting in Paris. I consider a meeting of this WG during the Paris meeting as usefull and suppose that we will need two 1.5 hour blocks to cover the topics. Thanks for comments and suggestions. * CEEC report revisited (discussion -> new report before end oct.) * Ebone/non-Ebone coutries/networks relationship (clarification) (this related to a more general problem of AUP's in different european networks) * CEEC connectivity scheme optimization (with respect to existing and realistically planned connections, eg. IXI extensions, recent Ebone evolutions etc.) discussion -> recommendation * commercial use of international links in poorely connected countries (current state and possibilities) <-> (Glenn's WG) * non-connected coutries - state of the art and what can we do * overview of actions to support networking in CEEC countries (joint research, network schools, conferences, direct help, etc.) summary -> NIDUS WG * regional mapping process coordination for CEEC (regional mapping authority appointment) * towards a global network architecture in Europe in the environment of multiple IP providers (regional NAP's, routing servers and arbiters) (BOF - is this scheme suitable for Europe ?) Of course there is one major theme in European connectivity, which is the EMPB IP Pilot/Ebone and OU/Ebone relationships. But I suppose this topic will be covered in plenary.  RIPE working group: IP routing in Europe Chairman: Jean-Michel Jouanigot ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- Policy Based Routing Within RIPE 1.1- Presentation and status of nlc 1.2- Progress of the Policy based routing Pilot 1.3- Policy based routing tags collection (draft) 2- EBONE routing 2.1- Status of the EBONE routing 2.2- Backup to the US 2.3- Ebone routing and RIPE database (draft) 3- Routing Policy Description Form (Jessica Yu)  RIPE working group: whois database Chairman: Wilfried Woeber ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DB-WG 1. RIPE-DB Operational Issues 1.1 - change of DB format by NIC (nicnets.db) issue raised by Ruediger Volk, Marten Terpstra 1.2 - addition of, or "nonstandard use" of fields issue raised by Jean-Michel Jouanigot, Marten Terpstra DB-WG 2. RIPE-DB Technical Issues 2.1 - definition of and agreeement on Autonomous System Object issue raised by Daniel Karrenberg >>input solicited from Ruediger Volk, Daniel Karrenberg 2.2 - proposal to add field *tech-l/*tl to objects where useful proposal by Andreas Schachtner 2.3 - modification of *in field to take care of supernetting proposal by Andreas Schachtner 2.4 - review of importance of Domain Object, superceded by RFC1183 issue raised by Daniel Karrenberg 2.5 - discussion on feasibility of general purpose extensions to DB >>input (example for GARR usage) solicited from A. Blasco Bonito DB-WG 3. RIPE-DB Organizational and Legal Issues 3.1 - ownership and "acceptable use" of RIPE-DB 3.2 - review/update of ripe-w02 describing the database objects 3.3 - coordination and future liaison with X.400/X.500/MHS activities