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Addendum 12/2/1991
Please note that these minutes have been updated since the Proceedings were
published. Additional information required these changes.
Chris Weider, Chair
DISI
CURRENT_MEETING_REPORT_
Reported by Chris Weider/Merit Network
DISI Minutes
A list of attendees follows the minutes.
The Agenda, as stated at the beginning of the meeting, was as follows:
1. Charter Issues
2. Scope of DISI
3. Paper 1 (Weider, Reynolds, Heker)
4. Paper 2 (Lang, Wright)
5. Third paper assignment
6. Transition to Ops group
The way it went:
1. Chris W. mentioned that the charter had been revised as recommended
in St. Louis.
2. A freewheeling discussion about the scope of DISI then ensued.
Chris W. asked Steve Kille to speak a bit about the chartered
purpose of OSI-DS, and then asked the crowd if there were any areas
which needed attention which were not being covered by either DISI
or OSI-DS. The general consensus was that there was as yet no
justification for spinning off an operations group. Thus, this
covered both items 2 and 6.
3. Paper 1 was then mentioned. Chris W. stated that the paper would
be withdrawn for revisions, as the paper tended to blur the
distinction between the X.500 standard and the Quipu implementation
of that standard. Chris promised that a revised version of the
paper would be out in several weeks.
4. Paper 2 was then mentioned. The group publicly thanked Russ Wright
and Ruth Lang for all the work they'd done on the paper. Several
people then mentioned that there were some DUAs which did not
appear in the paper, and Russ and Ruth stated that they would
include them. Also, the following suggested changes were agreed to
and will be make by Russ and Ruth given the cooperation of the
associated authors.
a) Create a separate disclaimer section noting author (not DISI or
editor) responsibility for implementation descriptions.
b) Interoperability section should be modified to focus on
interoperability at protocol level.
c) Add a Connectivity Status section that describes which pilots
the implementation is associated with and lists the number of
participating sites. Steve Hardcastle-Kille volunteered to
provide a description of this section's intent.
The group agreed that after an email review of the updated document,
that it should be progressed to FYI/RFC status. As an additional action
item, Kevin Mills volunteered to pursue the availability of a list
of implementations kept by the NIST.
5. Discussion then turned to the third paper. Many people felt that
there were some other papers which needed to be assigned before the
`Advanced Usages' paper; one which was agreed upon was a paper 2.5,
a `How to get Connected' paper. Erik Heizer stated that he would
post references to the available PARADISE documents which could
be used as a springboard for writing the paper, a 'How to join a pilot'
paper, and a 'How to set up a DSA' paper.
6. Point 6 was covered in the discussion of point 2.
Other stuff that came up: Bill Manning (Rice) raised the topic of storage
and retrieval of DNS information. Discussion on this topic was deferred
to the list.
The subject of how to transition to X.500 from a non-X.500 environment
was raised and also deferred to the list.
Steve Hotz (ISI) suggested that DISI identify ways that users would want
to access data, i.e. a Directory 'wish list'. It was suggested that this
information form the basis for a document, and serve as informational
feedback to OSI-DS.
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Attendees
William Biagi bbiagi@cos.com
David Brent brent@CDNnet.ca
Randy Butler rbutler@ncsa.uiuc.edu
Chi Chu chi@sparta.com
John Curran jcurran@bbn.com
Peter Deutsch peterd@cc.mcgillica
Alan Emtage bajan@cc.mcgill.ca
Robert Enger enger@seka.scc.com
Urs Eppenberger eppenberger@switch.ch
Jill Foster jill.foster@newcastle.ac.uk
Arlene Getchell getchell@nersc.gov
Jack Hahn hahn@umd5.umd.edu
Steve Hardcastle-Kille S.Kille@cs.ucl.ac.uk
Ittai Hershman ittai@nis.ans.net
Ellen Hoffman esh@merit.edu
Steven Hotz hotz@isi.edu
Tim Howes Tim.Howes@umich.edu.
Erik Huizer huizer@surfnet.nl
Lenore Jackson jackson@dftnic.gsfc.nasa.gov
Mark Knopper mak@merit.edu
Ruth Lang rlang@nisc.sri.com
Louis Leon osll@emuvm1.cc.emory.edu
Brian Lev lev@dftnic.gsfc.nasa.gov
Peter Liebscher plieb@sura.net
Bill Manning bmanning@rice.edu
April Marine april@nisc.sri.com
Clifford Neuman bcn@isi.edu
Marsha Perrott mlp+@andrew.cmu.edu
Mel Pleasant pleasant@hardees.rutgers.edu
A. Minick Rushton rushton@stsci.edu
Tom Sandoski tom@concert.net
Dana Sitzler dds@merit.edu
Patricia Smith psmith@merit.edu
Subu Subramanian subu@qsun.att.com
Chris Weider clw@merit.edu
Russ Wright wright@lbl.gov
Wengyik Yeong yeongw@psi.com
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