Hi Folks,

I just received the note below.  I'd like to propose that we have a 
1 hour meeting.

Agenda:
    Discuss syslog ID                               15 minutes
    Discuss Alex's draft                            45 minutes

I figure that we'll have talked enough about the syslog ID before we
get there so that it should just be some wrap-up at that time.  Alex's
draft should be checked in by then and I hope that we'll have some 
discussion in the mailing list before San Diego but I'll keep the 
majority of time for that.  

I'll also be looking to rope-in volunteers to write the 3rd part of all
of this - the event notification protocol that has verifiable delivery.

I'll also suggest that we not conflict with the following:
 BEEP
 IDWG
 
Any discussion on this?

Thanks,
Chris


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>Subject: 49th IETF WG/BOF Scheduling
>Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000 11:04:19 -0400
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