NFS Version 4 WG 55th IETF

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NFS Version 4 WG55th IETF

• Brian Pawlowski co-chair
• Rob Thurlow co-chair
• Spencer Shepler - editor

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction (Pawlowski) 1 m
• Agenda bash etc. (Pawlowski) 3 m
• BLUE SHEETS
• NOTE WELL
• Status of drafts
• The Most Important Thing Pawlowski 1m
• Bakeathon results and issues (Shepler) 10 m
• Final RFC 3010 resubmission status (Shepler) 10 m
• Migration/replication (Shepler) 25 m
• NFS and RDDP work (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Review of work items (Shepler/Pawlowski) 15 m
• API GSSAPI advancement
• MIB draft resurrection
• RPC/XDR/RPCSEC_GSS RFC plans
• Open discussion (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Minor revision items Directory delegation, proxy
  caching etc.
• Wrapup (Pawlowski) 5 m

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• Note Well
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The most important thing

• Starting contest to guess the RFC to be
  assigned to new V4 draft guess closest not
  greater than the eventual assigned number
• Contest cut-off is November 22, 2002
• Unlike other contests, IETF personnel are allowed
  to participate
• Suitable (cheap) prize TBD will be awarded
• Current max is RFC 3420 (but numbers are
  pre-assigned)

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction (Pawlowski) 1 m
• Agenda bash etc. (Pawlowski) 3 m
• BLUE SHEETS
• NOTE WELL
• Status of drafts
• The Most Important Thing Pawlowski 1m
• Bakeathon results and issues (Shepler) 10 m
• Final RFC 3010 resubmission status (Shepler) 10 m
• Migration/replication (Shepler) 25 m
• NFS and RDDP work (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Review of work items (Shepler/Pawlowski) 15 m
• API GSSAPI advancement
• MIB draft resurrection
• RPC/XDR/RPCSEC_GSS RFC plans
• Open discussion (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Minor revision items Directory delegation, proxy
  caching etc.
• Wrapup (Pawlowski) 5 m

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction (Pawlowski) 1 m
• Agenda bash etc. (Pawlowski) 3 m
• BLUE SHEETS
• NOTE WELL
• Status of drafts
• The Most Important Thing Pawlowski 1m
• Bakeathon results and issues (Shepler) 10 m
• Final RFC 3010 resubmission status (Shepler) 10 m
• Migration/replication (Shepler) 25 m
• NFS and RDDP work (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Review of work items (Shepler/Pawlowski) 15 m
• API GSSAPI advancement
• MIB draft resurrection
• RPC/XDR/RPCSEC_GSS RFC plans
• Open discussion (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Minor revision items Directory delegation, proxy
  caching etc.
• Wrapup (Pawlowski) 5 m

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Some NFS V4 stuff

• http//www.nfsconf.com/pres02/index.html

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NFS and RDDP

• Falls under WG charter on minor rev and RPC
  ownership
• Proposal to form sub-group to generate
  requirements and strawman
• Relationship to SNIA work undefined
• Sun can help
• January target for requirements doc

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API advancement

• I-D reved
• ftp//ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/internet-drafts/
  draft-pawlowski-apitest-01.txt
• Work with ADs to advance to RFC to take forward
  dependent specs
• Wherein lies the pain? Scott says it involves the
  implementation report etc.

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SNMP MIB resurrection

• Form sub-group to resurrect an expired draft to
  resubmit I-D in February
• http//www.rhapsodynetworks.com/MIBS/draft-rangan-
  nfsv4-mib-00.txt
• Will trawl mail list for interest in
  participation
• Cover RPC also as a separate MIB

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RPC, XDR and Security

• Advance RFCs as needed.
• Update drafts as part of advancement
• Need to address IANA considerations as part of
  update to advance
• Need API advancement document

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction (Pawlowski) 1 m
• Agenda bash etc. (Pawlowski) 3 m
• BLUE SHEETS
• NOTE WELL
• Status of drafts
• The Most Important Thing Pawlowski 1m
• Bakeathon results and issues (Shepler) 10 m
• Final RFC 3010 resubmission status (Shepler) 10 m
• Migration/replication (Shepler) 25 m
• NFS and RDDP work (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Review of work items (Shepler/Pawlowski) 15 m
• API GSSAPI advancement
• MIB draft resurrection
• RPC/XDR/RPCSEC_GSS RFC plans
• Open discussion (Pawlowski) 10 m
• Minor revision items Directory delegation, proxy
  caching etc.
• Wrapup (Pawlowski) 5 m