The agenda for the IETF San Diego domreg BOF is being changed to more
explicitly separate the registry-registrar protocol and whois portions of
the session. We'll actually be having two BOFs during the same 2.5 hour
session! This update should be posted shortly on the IETF web site, but
here's early notice:
Domain Registration Services BOF Agenda:
Co-Chair: Scott Hollenbeck <shollenbeck@verisign.com>
Co-Chair: Lars-Johan Liman <liman@sunet.se>
Description:
This BOF will examine current proposals for a generic domain name
registry-registrar protocol for use in shared domain name registration
systems. The goal of the BOF is two-fold:
1. To determine if a working group should be formed to develop such a
protocol, and
2. To produce draft goals and an outline for a charter if there is interest
in forming a working group.
The scope of the BOF will be limited to technical issues associated with
protocol development, including:
- Discussion of existing Internet-Draft requirements for a generic
registry-registrar protocol.
- Discussion of interest in forming a working group to develop a generic
protocol.
- Presentation of an existing published protocol proposal.
- Working group goal and charter development.
Agenda:
5m Introductions and agenda review
10m Protocol requirements description (draft-hollenbeck-grrp-reqs-05.txt)
15m Discussion of interest in a standards track domain registration protocol
(if there is interest in continuing)
15m Extensible Provisioning Protocol presentation
(draft-hollenbeck-epp-00.txt)
30m WG goal and charter brainstorming
// End of domreg BOF
Agenda for the Whois Protocol BOF
Chair: Joao Luis Silva Damas <joao@ripe.net>
what is the current status?
o who are the current users of port 43 whois protocol?
o how flexible are current uses to changes in the protocol?
o if some would be hurt, what alternatives do we have?
what enhancements would be nice?
o ability for id referrals
o fixed set of minimal data
o tagged data
- avp a la ripe
- binary
o is subsetting possible
procedural issues
o should there be a more formal bof or wg?
o who can actually work on this stuff?
Scott Hollenbeck
VeriSign Global Registry Services
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