NJM/NSR Agenda for Columbus IETF
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Subject: NJM/NSR Agenda for Columbus IETF
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As mentioned elsewhere, Network Status Reports and Network Joint Management have been mingled, with presentations about nets (and ensuing discussions) interleaved with other driven topics. The combined sessions are Thursday, 1 April 0930-1200, and Friday, 2 April 0900-1200. I have confirmations on presentations from Vikas Aggarwal on JvNCnet/GES, Tom Easterday on CICnet, Kannan Varadhan on OARnet and the inimitable Jordan Becker and Mark Knopper on ANS/Merit. Others are pending. Other topics for discussion include: * NSF Recompete (it's due any hour now....) and operational implications (including transition) * (related) routing and topology planning with widely dissimilar (bandwidth) links * Experience with Fastpacket services Please check the agenda for other OPS area sessions. Of particular interest to midlevel operators is BGP Deployment, Monday 29 March from 1930-2200. Gene
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