Re: [Idr] IDR virtual Interims - March 30th and April 8th - Please comment within 8 hours

[Susan Hares <[e-mail]>]

Greetings; 

 

Randy asked for the time zone on these meetings.    I apologize for missing
the time zone. 

 

Time zone:  9am - 12pm EDT. 

 

Web pointer to follow once I've conquer the IETF instructions for virtual
interims. 

 

Thank you Randy for your note!  

 

Sue Hare s

 

From: Idr [mailto:[e-mail]] On Behalf Of Susan Hares
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2020 12:42 PM
To: 'IDR List'
Subject: [Idr] IDR virtual Interims - March 30th and April 8th - Please
comment within 8 hours

 

Greetings: 

 

The IESG allotted IDR two times slots:  March 30th, and April 8th.    John
and I have decided to sign up for both slots. 

Virtual interims work best as a combination of discussion topics and draft
presentations. 

 

The times for the IDR interims will be: 

9-12pm on 3/30/2020

 

These time slots are early for the US-West coast, and late for Japan/China. 

However, it seems like everyone can attend.  

 

Topics: 

1) chairs status - 2020 in IDR 

2) What's next in Flow Specification

3) Progress report from Auto-Configuration Design team 

4) Presentations - new drafts or status updates 

 

9-11pm on 4/8/2020 

1) Flow-Specification - Next Generation ideas 

2) BGP Model issues  

3) Presentations - new drafts or status updates

 

For a draft presentation slot, you need to have an IDR Draft submitted 1
week ahead of the date. 

For 3/30, you need a draft submitted by 3/23.   

For 4/8, you need a draft submitted by 4/1. 

 

For a presentation for the topic issue: 

a) Flow specific 

b) Progress report from Auto-Configuration Design team, 

c) BGP Model issues, or 

d) your topic. 

 

You only need a slide set.   If you are proposing a topic for 4/8/2020, 

Please send a note to the chairs.  Proposing a topic does not mean 

the topic will be accepted. 

 

I will submit a request for these times slots today by 8pm.  

 If you have any wild concerns send a note to the chairs or the list. 

 

Cheers,  Susan Hares