RIPE32 DB-WG Draft Agenda, version 1

  Attached please find the 1st draft of the Proposed Agenda for the DB-WG
  meeting during RIPE32 in Amsterdam, next week.
  
  As usual - comments, additions, proposals appreciated.
  I would also invite you to review the content hints for the individual 
  topics, to maybe review the WG mailing list archive and - where
  appropriate - to submit comments and proposals to the list before the
  meeting; in particular if you do *not* intend to be there during the 
  WG meeting itself.
  
  Due to considerable over-load on my end at the moment, there's a very
  good chance that some items are missing from the 1st draft, even if I
  had acknowledged them beforehand. There is no intention to drop these
  things! Please request them again and I'll amend the proposed agenda.
  I might still find them on my own, though :-)
  
  Thanks, regards,
  and see you in Amsterdam during next week!
  Wilfried.
  
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                          Proposed Agenda for the
                       Database Working Group Meeting

                     RIPE-32, January 1999, Amsterdam
				 1. Draft


A.  Administrative stuff (Wilfried Woeber, chair)

        - appointment of scribe
        - agenda bashing


B.  RIPE DB, operational update (RIPE NCC)
        - statistics, performance, changes, most recent mod.s
        - RPSL migration update, usage
        - documentation update


C.  PGP deployment in the RIPE DB (RIPE NCC: Roman)
        - current status of delpoyment, feedback


D.  DB SW Re-implementation (RIPE NCC: Joao)
        - status, milestones/roadmap, resources required/available


E.  Migration to the new SW
        - operational aspects
        - proposal to *not* migrate obsoleted objects and attributes
                . dom-prefix
                . any others?


E.  I-D draft-ietf-rps-auth-01, -rps-dist-?? (??)
	- RIPE region requirements/comments
        - any progress


F.  Handling of person: & role: objects
        - proposal to auto-generate handles for objects without
        - proposal to force-add maintainers for contact objects
        - operational issues, e.g. sharing maintenance of an object
        - impact on tools or scripts?


G.  Review of referral mechanism
        (this might go to Input from other WGs)


X.  IETF report(s) (??)


Y.  Input from other WGs
        - Review of referral mechanism
                (might be promoted to be an agenda item in it's own right)
        - Tagging IP-Address ranges as Dial-In
                (proposal by Poul-Henning Kamp <phk at freebsd.org>)
        - t.b.d.


Z.  AOB
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