Revised PROVREG WG minutes - 53rd IETF

[Scott Rose <[e-mail]>]

I got everyone's comments, and made the corrections.  Here is the
(final?) version of the minutes.  I will submit them to [e-mail]
by the end of the week.

Thanks for the comments everyone,
Scott Rose



PROVREG Meeting minutes
Taken by Scott Rose ([e-mail])
 
1. WG status (Ed Lewis)
 - Core Documents:  In IESG process in various stages
 - Other documents - no discussion
 - 1 Unsolicited individual submission
 - Next target:  move core drafts to draft standard as per RFC 2026
   1.  Patrik F:  We need 2 independent client and 2 servers to test
interop.  
    (all must work together)
 

2. Last Call Comments on EPP drafts (Scott Hollenbeck)
 - Requirements Draft: 
  1. WG last call completed
  2. Comments by IESG in Feb, completed in Feb.
  3. Waiting IESG
 - EPP core drafts
  1. Last call ends 29 March - few comments for additions or corrections
 - Questions
Patrik:  IESG or AD has not received any more comments than those
mentioned in the meeting.
 

3. In-process documents
 - BEEP - new revision available in the future.
  1. Comment:  Is anyone planning any implementation on this draft?
 - Container draft - will not be continued.
 - SMTP draft - Still being worked on (rumor).  Some interest in seeing
this as a draft.
 - Push feature draft - missing description document.  No one has 
   responsibility for that draft.  If Push feature is desired, please
submit an
   individual submission draft.  
 
4. Implementations (about 5 )
 - RTK (Sourceforge project) release Java version of registry tool 
  1. Different releases for different levels of EPP(draft revisions) -
plan on 
     restructuring releases into one package
 - Melbourne IT (for AusRegistry work) (B. Tonkin):  .au registry
release (also a Sourceforge project).  
  1. Does contain implementation specific extensions (differs from .us
extensions)
  2. first country code to use EPP
 - Verisign (S. Hollenbeck).
  1. Non-core effort (smaller domains)  using EPP for registry
  2. When EPP reaches RFC status, .com/net/org will go to EPP
  3. Registry (Verisign) will not hold customer information/contact. 
That will still 
     reside at the registrar level.
  4. All RRP based registration systems will eventually migrate to EPP
once contract expires
 - .sg registry
  1. assumed that one status for domain name
 - NIC Mexico (F. Arias):  
  1. looking at rolling EPP out.  But using other means to authenticate
the registrant.  Either using the registrar and EPP (with some further
security functionality like PKI) or some other authentication protocol
(not relying on EPP).
 
5. Registry-specific extensions (H. Liu)
 - .us TLD implementation for public review
 - Informational - may not be WG draft, but informational as an
extension to EPP.  Test to 
   see if EPP really is extensible and still remain interpretational.
 - Differences from draft specs:
  1. Collect NEXUS info for usTLD registration
  2. 2 new parameters:  AppPurpose and NexusCatagory
 - Alternatives:  Name-value pairs or new XML schema definition
 - Comments:
  1. Where scheme modified?  ContactObject extension field  
 
6. Scott H.  draft on EPP and DNSSEC/ENUM an individual submission, but
belongs/will 
   remain independent submission (not DNSEXT) and hoped to be
   included in DNSOP WG
 -
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-hollenbeck-epp-secdns-00.txt
 
7. Next Steps
 - Need for a BCP/Informational RFC on how these extensions should
look?  
  1. moved to list
 - Interoperability test:  of core protocol specs, not extensions.
  1. When:  wait until we get RFC status  -  winner
 - No BEEP/SMTP comments
 
General comments/questions
1. if we start talking about extensions - rechartering necessary?
2. Question of "status of command" request message - what it means and
the status of the draft.
   - Original poser of the question not present, so no further progress
on debate could be made - Scott Hollenbeck gave some explination of the
status of the draft (on hold).