[DNSOP] Invitation to NETCONF and YANG discussions, Sunday @ IETF 77
Carl Moberg <calle@tail-f.com> Wed, 17 March 2010 14:11 UTC
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Subject: [DNSOP] Invitation to NETCONF and YANG discussions, Sunday @ IETF 77
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Dear Dnsop, Since there has been some discussions around the applicability of NETCONF (and YANG) on the mailing list and in the form of a (now expired) draft I though that this could be of interest to the DNSOP audience. This is an open invitation for sharing and discussing implementation and operational experiences of NETCONF and YANG on Sunday, March 21 2010 from 12:00noon to 3:00pm in the Carmel room at the Anaheim Hilton. We are particularily looking for input to the following open questions: - Any experience from implementing NETCONF and YANG? - What can be expected from NETCONF and YANG implementations? - Any operational pros and cons of NETCONF and YANG? - What can be done to make NETCONF and YANG more useful in operator environments? - Any additional ideas or thoughts on where NETCONF and YANG could be applicable to address configuration management issues? Refreshments will be available. Regards, -- Carl Moberg mailto:calle@tail-f.com http://www.tail-f.com