Host Identity Protocol Architecture and BOF

Folks, The Host Identity Protocol, first discussed after the the MALLOC meeting at 43th IETF in Orlando and again at BOFs during the 50th IETF in Minneapolis and 51st in London, is surfacing again. The HIP work has proceeded at the side of the IETF, without any formal organization, to a level

11th Parlay Open Meeting Event Announcement

Folks, Just for your information; thought it might be relevant to some potential participants on this list. Details at: http://www.parlay.org/news/events/meeting110403/index.asp -\Patty 11th Parlay Open Meeting Rome - Italy November 4-6, 2003 Pre- Meeting Education Track November 3,

Re: IETF mission boundaries (Re: IESG proposed statement on the IETF mission )

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Harald == Harald Tveit Alvestrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Harald In the discussions leading up to this document, we actually had 3 Harald different other levels of inclusivity up for consideration: okay, I very much like these descriptions.

RE: 11th Parlay Open Meeting Event Announcement

Hmmm. Java version of Q.2931. Sounds like something everyone on this list is dying to do :-)

Proposed statement quotes wrong numbers

The statement that you issued repeatedly mentions that the IETF rules and social contract were establish at a time when the IETF had 50 to 250 or 50 to 300 members. The obvious implication is that, since the attendance has grown by an order of magnitude, the rules have to change significantly.