6MAN @ IETF92

Ole Troan <otroan@employees.org> Thu, 08 January 2015 21:25 UTC

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From: Ole Troan <otroan@employees.org>
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Subject: 6MAN @ IETF92
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We have requested a 2.5 hour slot for a 6MAN Working Group meeting at IETF92.

The conflict list is as follows:
 First Priority:	6lo 6tisch dnssd mif sdnrg v6ops softwire dhc homenet
 Second Priority: alto aqm intarea rtgarea rtgwg savi tcpm

We have also requested a Meetecho support in the room in case anyone is remote / need to present remotely.

We plan to organise the meeting in three sections as before. Working groups drafts, Active Individual drafts and New Individual drafts. We prioritise in that order.

Active individual drafts are drafts that have seen active discussion on the IPv6 list, and the New Individual drafts are ones that are new and/or have not seen a lot of discussion.  There is only enough time to give the last category five minutes to allow the authors to do a introduction to the work and then start a discussion on the mailing list. Depending on how full the agenda is we can't guarantee time for new individual drafts.

We will send out a request for agenda items mid February.

Best regards,
Bob and Ole