[dns-wg] Agenda DNS wg at RIPE 46

[Patrik Fältström <]

This is the first suggested agenda. Note that this include:

 - A skeleton built from the proposed charter of the wg, which
   you might not agree with. If the charter change, of course
   also the agenda is to be changed.
 - Bullets which doesn't have any speakers (yet). I want *YOU*
   to agree on saying something. Or, even better, nominate your
   friend/enemy instead of taking up the glove yourself!!! :-)
 - No time for each agenda item yet. It is unclear how to divide the
   three 90 minute slots we have between all DN* groups which we
   might merge

Agenda at RIPE 46
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[0] Charter / Agenda Bashing / Goals etc

Leader of the discussion: Patrik Fältström
Help from co-chairs: Jim Reid, Peter Koch and Jaap Akkerhuis.

0.1 Agenda
0.2 Charter
0.3 What are we doing here anyway?

[1] Topics with deliverables

1.1 Quality of the DNS

Leader of the discussion: Unknown


[2] Reports / status items (same bullets every meeting) (max 5 min each)

 2.1 Monitoring
  2.1.1 RIPE NCC DNS Monitoring
        Daniel Karrenberg <daniel.karrenberg@localhost

 2.2 DNS in the IETF
  2.2.1 DNSEXT
        Unknown
  2.2.2 DNSOP
        Unknown
  2.2.3 Other wg's which touch DNS
        Unknown

 2.3 EPP deployment / experience / status
     Edward Lewis edlewis@localhost
     Suggested reading:
        http://www.read of 
ipe.net/ripe/mail-archives/dns-wg/2003/msg00122.html

 2.4 Root servers
     Unknown

 2.5 IDN deployment / experience
     Unknown

 2.6 DNSSEC deployment / experience
     Unknown

 2.7 Anycast deployment / experience
     2.7.1 Dave Knight

 2.7 CENTR Technical committee
     Unknown

 2.8 DNS Software
   2.8.1 Bind
         Unknown
   2.8.2 OpenReg
         Unknown

 2.9 IPv6 deployment / experience
     Unknown



[3] Special invited (longer) presentation (30 min)

3.1 RIPE NCC DNS Monitoring
    Daniel Karrenberg <daniel.karrenberg@localhost



[4] Temporary items (15 min each)

4.1 Use of DNS for SPAM prevention
    Note: This is not to be a spam discussion, but more a
          heads-up on the various mechanisms which exists
          and are discussed for example in the anti-spam
          research group in the IETF.
    Anne P. Mitchell, Esq. amitchell@localhost