[IPFIX] DRAFT minutes for Vancouver meeting
Nevil Brownlee <n.brownlee@auckland.ac.nz> Fri, 03 August 2012 17:27 UTC
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Hi all: Here are my DRAFT minutes for yesterday's meeting. Please email me any corrections, extra detail, etc. Cheers, Nevil DRAFT-00 Minutes of the IPFIX meeting at IETF 84 in Vancouver About 34 people present Scribes: Chris Innacio Meeting chair: Nevil Brownlee Nevil opened the meeting, pointing out that - IPFIX MIB is now RFC 6515. - PSAMP MIB has been approved, that will clear IPFIX Config Model - Flow Selection draft authors working on -12 version Brian Trammell commented on the IPFIX Aggregation Draft. He will publish a new version following the latest review, then Nevil will submit its write-up. Paul Aitken presented (via Meetecho) the Link Layer IEs draft. One open issue: sectionOfset. Discussion focussed on the problem of having multiple offset IEs in an export record, and the need to have an ofset reference base. Paul will add more text explaining this. WGLC after next version. Paul presented the MIB Variable Export draft. This is the -00 version, it has 20 open issues. He'll continue to work on them. Brian presented the 'IE-Doctors' draft. This has completed IETF LC, drawing many useful comments, these will be incorporated in a new version. It has two open issues: - Enterprise-Specific IEs, i.e. how to transition an IE from ES into the IE Registry. Two approaches were presented (see slides), no clear consensus was reached - discussion will continue on the list. - Deprecating an IE Consensus that 'Deprecated, SHOULD NOT be used' is enough. New version when when the ES issue is resolved, than back to our AD. Brian We need to discuss this in more detail on the list. Brian presented our 5101bis draft. - The changes discussed in Paris have been made, there is a little more editing work to do - We need to do some more testing, to make sure that all the features described in the document do interoperate properly . IPFIX implementers will try to arange this in Atlanta, during IETF-85 Aiming for WGLC after Atlanta. Brian presented our 5102bis draft. - The IANA IE Registry is now the canonical source of information about IEs. The registry can still use 5102 as a reference - 5102 will have the RFC Editor note ("Obsoleted by ...), pointing readers to the 5102bis RFC We will run the WG LC for this in paralell with that for 5101bis. Brian presented our Mediation Protocol draft. - This has been completely reorganised, it has many open issues - We need reviews for this. Please read it and post to the list! Aim for WGLC after Atlanta. Paul Aitken presented his 'Unobserved Fields' draft. - Read by at least four people in the room, clearly this would provide a useful feature - Could - one day - become a WG item Needs more discussion on the list. Hendrik Scholtz presented his 'VoIP Information elements' drafts. - These cover 'VoIP performance, and 'audio quality.' - Two open issues - The IEs here are for metrics defined in other WGs, These drafts cover how that information is transported using IPFIX The authors will develop the drafts further before Atlanta. Chris Innacio presented his "XML Enterprise Registry' draft. - Adresses the question "what do you need to describe your Enterprise IEs? - Considerable interest, this solves a real problem Comments on the list are encouraged. Discussion of "how should we handle conflicts between IE registration requests?" - At present, IANA need AD agreement to allocate code points for IEs described in a draft - Barry Leiba is working on updates to "IANA Considerations Guidelines" (5622bis) Nevil will discuss this issue with him. The IPFIX Milestones were discussed, Nevil will update them. The meeting finished at 1445. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Nevil Brownlee Computer Science Department | ITS Phone: +64 9 373 7599 x88941 The University of Auckland FAX: +64 9 373 7453 Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
- [IPFIX] DRAFT minutes for Vancouver meeting Nevil Brownlee
- Re: [IPFIX] DRAFT minutes for Vancouver meeting Paul Aitken