Subject: (ngtrans) Current Agenda for First Day of IPng Interim Meeting

From: Bob Hinden <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 13:24:52 -0800

Folks,

Attached is the current agenda for the first day of the interim IPng and
NGTRANS working group meetings, February 2-4, in Grenoble, France.  Please
send requests for changes to [email-masked] and [email-masked].

*** Note 1 ***  Several folks sent suggested agenda additions already, but
in some cases, it was not clear which of the three days those topics best
belonged to.  If you sent a suggestion, and it has not appeared on any
of the three agendas, please resend to the appropriate chair(s):

	Day 1: IPng working group (Deering & Hinden)
	Day 2: NGtrans working group (Fink & Hain)
	Day 3: Deployment & promotion (Bound)

Also, there will be a chance to adjust the agendas further on the meeting
days themselves, of course.

*** Note 2 ***  For the first day, we have written down some names of folks
to lead discussions on particular topics.  If one of those names is yours,
and you don't want to lead those discussions, please let us know.

Thanks,

Bob Hinden 
Steve Deering

Tuesday, February 2 -- IPng w.g. meeting
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 Purpose:

   The IPng w.g. has mostly completed its original charter, except for
   shepherding the many w.g. specs through the final stages of Internet
   Standardization.  The purposes of this meeting are: (a) to review the
   state of our many documents to identify any holes or loose ends that
   must be finished up to complete our charter, and (b) to identify and
   discuss new IPv6-related topics that the attendees think should be
   taken on by the IETF or the IRTF (Internet Research Task Force),
   either in the current working group or in other working groups /
   research groups.

 Requirements for Attendees:

   **NOTE** All attendees are required to bring a short list (one to five
   items, on a single sheet of paper) of topics that they consider the
   most important IPv6-related topics for the IETF or IRTF to work on.

 Agenda:
 
   o Introduction (S. Deering)

   o Local arrangements (A. Durand)

   o Collect attendee required issue lists (S. Deering)

   o Review and update agenda (S. Deering)

   o Review state/completeness of current IPv6-related protocols (B. Hinden)

     - IPv6 Protocols
        o Base Protocol
        o Addressing
        o ICMP, Neighbor discovery, auto config, MLD
        o IPover<link>, Header compression
        o DNS
        o MIB's 
        o Path MTU
        o Router Alert
        o Jumbograms
     - API's
     - Routing Protocols (Unicast and Multicast)
     - DHCP
     - IP Mobility

   o Identify important new IPv6 protocol/standards work

     - State of Plug-and-Play  (B. Hinden)
	 o "Dentist's office"
	 o Secure "Dentist's office"
     - Securing ICMP/ND/MLD (S. Deering)
     - Will IPv6 work for a Billion (or more) PDA's and
	 Mobile Phones? (B. Hinden)
     - Better Support for Multihomed Hosts (R. Draves)
     - Better Support for Multihomed Sites (E. Nordmark)
     - Privacy issues with use of EUI-64 IDs (T. Narten)
     - Source and Destination Address Selection (T. Narten)
     - Making TCP use Global Interface IDs (A. Mankin/T. Narten/M. Crawford)

   (3) Formulate recommendations to the IESG/IAB, re future IPv6
       work (S. Deering, B. Hinden)

     - Disposition of IPng w.g. (extend charter? go on hiatus?)
     - Distribution of work to other existing WGs?
     - Evaluation of all IETF protocols for "IPv6-readiness"?
     - Recommendations for establishing new WG(s) or RG(s)?