BoF announce in April meeting (colip)

[Hiroshi Esaki <[e-mail]>]

Hi all, 

This is call for participation in a BoF slot in April IETF meeting. 
The BOF discussing a reservation oriented (i.e. connection oriented) 
and connectionless IP transport over ATM, whose purposes are 
mentioned below, is scheduled as below.  

We have input one Internet-Draft in this week, and it will 
input this mailing-list. 

When you are not interested in this topics, please ignore this 
mail. 


 >> Tuesday, April 4, 1995
 >>   1300-1500
 >> 
 >> INT Dynamic Host Configuration WG
 >> MGT Remote Network Monitoring WG
 >> OPS Guidelines & Recommendations for Security Incident WG
 >> RTG Open Shortest Path First IGP WG
 :> TSV CO and CL IP Transport over ATM BOF                     
 >> USV Uniform Resource Identifers WG


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0. Name of mailing-list 
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     [e-mail]     

1. Purpose and Goal 
------------------- 
   The goal of this mailing-list is to discuss the possibility to extract
the capabilities of ATM, which are the low-latency high-bandwidth provision
and the assurance of QoS for each communication flow, for IP communication,
without changing the current IP architecture.  The study will include the 
implementation of ATM routers that does not change the IP architecture
while extracting the full capability of ATM.
   IP over ATM WG and ROLC WG is working on cell-wise communication 
among LISs (Logical IP Subnet).  However, their proposal imply
several changes to the IP architecture both for end-node and for 
router. 
   To fully extract the low-latent high-throughput and the QoS service 
oriented properties of ATM, the model takes care of not only the 
connectionless IP communication but also reservation based 
QoS-assured IP communication related to RSVP (ST-II) or to IPv6 
flow mechanisms. 
Though the architecture to procvide such a low-latent high-throuput 
IP packet flow using different approach from NHRP (discussed in ROLC-WG), 
the proposed architecture can apply to LIS routers over ATM cloud and 
to end-station belonging to LIS over ATM cloud, as well as apply to 
the network based on catenet model.
 

2. Suggested Documents 
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  + Internet-Draft : "Conventional IP over ATM" 
                      by M.Ohta,H.Esaki,K.Nagami
                      draft-ohta-ip-over-atm-01.txt    
  + Internet-Draft : "Connection Oriented and Connectionless 
                      IP Forwarding Over ATM Networks" 
                      by H.Esaki,K.Nagami, M.Ohta  
                      draft-esaki-co-cl-ip-forw-atm-00.txt 
  + Internet-Draft (have been submitted) :
                     "Router Architecture Extentions for 
                      ATM : Overview" 
                      by Y.Katsube, K Nagmai, H.Esaki 
  + Internet-Draft (will be submitted) : 
                     "Node and Router Architecture Extentions for 
                      ATM : Protocol Specification" 
                      by Y.Katsube, K.Nagami, H.Esaki  

3. Outcome (eventual standardization hope) 
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   + Framework and Overview of CO & CL IP forwarding using ATM technology
        -> informational RFC 
   + Protocol specification and message formats among routers and end-hosts. 
        -> RFC 
   + Implementation model of ATM router 
        -> Informational RFC 

4. Contact Persons 
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   + Hiroshi Esaki : [e-mail] 
   + Masataka Ohta : [e-mail]  

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