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CURRENT_MEETING_REPORT_
Reported by John Veizades/Apple
APPLEIP Minutes
AppleTalk over IP Tunneling
The Apple-IP Working Group met at the Atlanta IETF. These are the
Minutes of that meeting.
The Agenda was as follows:
AURP
o Update
o Work in progress
o What is left to do
SNMP
o SNMP over DDP
AppleTalk MIB
o Old mib
o New mib
o Other mibs
PPP and AppleTalk
o Specification and description
o Issues
o Security
MacIP
o Protocol change
o Doc clean up
o Next step
Other Issues
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o AA protocol
o Configuration management
The work with PPP over AppleTalk is being handled by Brad Parker. He
has documented the NCP specifics for AppleTalk and is talking to the PPP
Working Group about adding LCP support for dial back (one of the issues
that the group felt must be added to the LCP). Brad is also working with
Apple to get support of the protocol from Apple.
The SNMP and MIB work is progressing. The old MIB is now an RFC and has
been implemented by several vendors. The new MIB is available from
lancaster.andrew.cmu.edu the file name is appletlak-mib2.txt. The
specification for SNMP over DDP is available from apple.com in the
directory /pub/apple-ip. Mike Ritter of Apple and Greg Minshall from
Novell are working on this. This specification should be finished by
the next meeting.
The AURP work was presented by Alan Oppenheimer. The folks from Shiva
and Apple have been working on prototypes of this specification and have
been interoperating over the Internet. The Shiva folks brought up
several issues as to the transport layer AURP provides. Alan will be
changing the document to better differentiate the transport layer from
the rest of the AURP protocol.
One change was made to the MacIP document and was presented to the
group. Several issues as to the final format of the document were made
and comments were presented to the author. A revised version of the
document will be published shortly.
The meeting finished with the continuing discussion of the AA protocol.
Phil Bunde still has the action to produce the actual document.
As Working Group Chair of this group I still have the concern that much
of the work that must be done for AppleTalk to continue to grow as a
protocol family is still not being accomplished by either Apple or the
AppleTalk developer community at large. This work must be done and some
forum should be created for this progress to occur.
Attendees
Gregory Bruell gob@shiva.com
Philip Budne phil@shiva.com
Richard Cherry rcherry@novell.com
Richard Cogger rhx@cornellc.cit.cornell.edu
Robert Elz kre@munnari.oz.au
Karen Frisa karen.frisa@andrew.cmu.edu
Douglas Kerr dougk@mtxinu.com
Nik Langrind nik@shiva.com
Brian Lloyd brian@telebit.com
John Lynn lynn@ttcllcat.cit.cornell.edu
Phil Mathis phil@gatech.edu
Leo McLaughlin ljm@wco.ftp.com
Greg Minshall minshall@wc.novell.com
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Chandy Nilakantan csn@3com.com
Alan Oppenheimer oppenheimer1@applelink.apple.com
Michael Ritter mwritter@applelink.apple.com
John Scudder jgs@merit.edu
Richard Telljohann telljohann1@applelink.apple.com
John Veizades veizades@apple.com
A. Lee Wade wade@discovery.arc.nasa.gov
Jonathan Wenocur jhw@shiva.com
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