Re: Status of this working group? (was Re: Squashing important ideas

[Keith McCloghrie <[e-mail]>]

> I call for the chair to repost the revised SNMP Security working group 
> charter.
 
Jim and I are co-chairs.  The charter (as presently stored on nnsc.nsf.net)
is appended below.  

In my opinion, all changes contained in the current Internet Drafts
(which of course do not presently represent working-group consensus)
meet the criteria specified in the charter, i.e., they are either
changes required by the SNMPv2 working-group, or arise out of
implementation experience (e.g., the ~8KBytes of table-space used 
by the DES implementation in my code).

> I also call for the chair to explicitly detail the current state of this 
> working group's progress and proposed schedule for completion.
 
I'll let Jim respond to this.

Keith.
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SNMP Security (snmpsec)

Charter 
 
Chair(s):
     James Galvin  <[e-mail]>
     Keith McCloghrie  <[e-mail]>
 
Security Area Director(s) 
     Steve Crocker  <[e-mail]>
 
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     To Subscribe:      [e-mail]
     Archive:           [e-mail]

Status: continuing
 
Description of Working Group:

Enhancements to the SNMP network management framework are being
contemplated within the SNMP Version 2 Working Group of the IETF. The
SNMP Security Working Group is chartered to consider changes to RFCs
1351, 1352, 1353 that may be required either for consistency with this
SNMP evolution effort or to reflect implementation experience with the
current specifications.

Goals and Milestones: 
 
     Done Publish Internet-Draft specifications.                               

     Done Submit specification to IESG for consideration as a Proposed         
          Standard.                                                            

     Done At the November IETF meeting, review and discuss feedback from 
          implementation experience of the present specifications and 
          requirements from the evolution of the SNMP Framework.               

     Done Publish updated SNMP Security documents as Internet-Drafts.          

   Feb 93 Submit the SNMP Security Documents to the IESG for consideration as a
          Draft Standard.                                                      


Internet-Drafts:

Posted Revised       I-D Title  <Filename>
------ ------- ------------------------------------------
 Dec 92 Jan 93  <draft-ietf-snmpsec-secv2-02.txt> 
                Security Protocols for version 2 of the Simple Network 
                Management Protocol (SNMPv2)                                   
 
 Dec 92 New     <draft-ietf-snmpsec-tmv2-00.txt> 
                Transport Mappings for version 2 of the Simple Network 
                Management Protocol (SNMPv2)                                   
 
 Dec 92 New     <draft-ietf-snmpsec-mibv2-00.txt> 
                Management Information Base for version 2 of the Simple Network
                Management Protocol (SNMPv2)                                   
 
 Dec 92 Jan 93  <draft-ietf-snmpsec-partyv2-02.txt> 
                Party MIB for version 2 of the Simple Network Management 
                Protocol (SNMPv2)                                              
 
 Dec 92 Jan 93  <draft-ietf-snmpsec-adminv2-02.txt> 
                Administrative Model for version 2 of the Simple Network 
                Management Protocol (SNMPv2)                                   
 
 Jan 93 Jan 93  <draft-ietf-snmpsec-protov2-01.txt> 
                Protocol Operations for version 2 of the Simple Network 
                Management Protocol (SNMPv2)                                   
 
 Jan 93 Jan 93  <draft-ietf-snmpsec-m2mv2-01.txt> 
                Manager to Manager Management Information Base                 

RFC's:

  RFC  Stat Published    Title 
------- -- ---------- -----------------------------------------
RFC1351 PS   Jul 92     SNMP Administrative Model                              
 
RFC1352 PS   Jul 92     SNMP Security Protocols                                
 
RFC1353 PS   Jul 92     Definitions of Managed Objects for Administration of 
                        SNMP Parties