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This is only a rough draft - Megan 04/15/92
Minutes Apple-IP Working group - San Diego IETF meeting
The following subgroups made presentations at the Apple-IP working group
meeting.
MacIP - encapsulation of IP datagrams in AppleTalk networks
SNMP over AppleTalk
AppleTalk over X.25
AppleTalk over PPP
AppleTalk MIB +
AppleTalk File Sharing MIB
AppleTalk Half Router MIB
AURP
AA protocol - distribution of router configuration information to
interested routers
The MacIP group decided to wait for a new proposal from Tom Evans at
Webster Computer Australia to make any further determination on the status
of this protocol.
There are currently at least five implementation of SNMP over AppleTalk the
document is final and will be moved to the proposed standard level. Some
discussion of this protocol occurred in the OSI area meeting on SNMP over
protocols other than IP.
The specification of AppleTalk over X.25 will be worked on by Apple
Computer. It is suggested that the specification for IP over X.25
considered.
The protocol proposal for AppleTalk over PPP was discussed and various
minor changes were made the document will be resubmitted.
The proposal for the follow on AppleTalk MIB was discussed various issues
as to the ability to use this MIB for configuration were raised. There is
no clear view that this MIB is any where near final and further discussion
of contentious issues will be discussed on the mailing list.
The AppleTalk half router MIB is extensions to the MIB + proposal these
issues should be incorporated in the MIB+ document.
The proposal for a AppleTalk File Sharing MIB was present the MIB will be
posted to the mailing list and comment will be solicited from various
AppleTalk File Sharing implementors.
There were no outstanding issues related to AURP. Field trials of the
protocol are continuing.
The AA protocol proposal is available for implementation.
There was considerable discussion on the breaking up of this group into
several working groups issues of how this would effect the ability of the
various groups to fit within the frame work of the IETF is at issue also
how this group would relate to the direction and control that Apple
Computer would want to retain over the protocols. The representative from
Apple will report to the group as to the relationship between Apple and its
developer and user community after this issues is discussed within Apple.
The working group chair will work with the IAB and IESG to better
understand the relationship between this group and its governing body. The
disposition of these issues will be reported on the mailing list when more
is known.
Submitted by
John Veizades
working group chair