what is the url for workshop registration? mehmet
> On Nov 13, 2014, at 11:14 PM, Paul Vixie <p...@redbarn.org> wrote: > > Registration is now open for the 2014 Workshop on DNS Future Root Service > Architecture (2014 WDFRSA) > > > Location: Hong Kong, HK > > Venue: The Mira Hotel (Kowloon district) > > Date: December 8-9, 2014 > > Hosted by: ISOC-HK > > Sponsors: ZDNS/BII and CNNIC > > Co-chairs: Warren Kumari and Paul Vixie > This two day workshop will focus on the DNS root service architecture issues > raised by two current Internet Drafts: > 1. > http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-wkumari-dnsop-root-loopback-01.txt > Decreasing Access Time to Root Servers by Running One on Loopback > W. Kumari, Ed.; P. Hoffman > > 2. http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-lee-dnsop-scalingroot-00 > How to scale the DNS root system? > Xiaodong Lee; Paul Vixie; Zhiwei Yan > At the time of this writing the DNS serves more than two billion people and > more than five billion connected devices, with more to come due to expected > growth in mobile, in Things, and in new connected users. The DNS root service > architecture still resembles the way it was when there were just a few > hundred hosts thirty years ago, although it is now more widely distributed. > Reachability of the DNS root zone content by a diverse collective of > recursive DNS servers is a vital go/no-go condition for all Internet traffic. > Extended outages which isolate a network from DNS root zone content are > effectively complete outages for that network, making access to the DNS root > zone information a vital enabler for human discourse and commerce. > We wish to make root zone content as reachable and as resilient as it can be > made without risking complexity collapse. Two extant proposals involve > changes to RDNS configuration, and possibly also changes to routing, to > addressing, and to root zone metadata. These proposals do not conflict with > each other, but the operational results of deploying each would be quite > different. > After the workshop, the various proponents will have new information to > include in their proposals, and there will be a greater understanding of the > various points of agreement and disagreement about how the community can move > forwards. > > --- Agenda: > > Monday: > > 0900-0910: Welcome from ISOC-HK (local host) > 0910-0915: Welcome from ZDNS/BII (sponsor) > 0915-0920: Welcome from CNNIC (sponsor) > 0920-0930: Logistics and late agenda changes (co-chairs) > 0930-0945: Current problem statement (co-chairs) > 0945-1030: Decreasing Access Time to Root Servers by Running One on Loopback > (W. Kumari, P. Hoffman) > (present current draft, field questions and objections, propose text or > logic revisions) > 1030-1100: Break (coffee) > 1100-1145: How to scale the DNS root system? (X. Li, P. Vixie) > (present current draft, field questions and objections, propose text or > logic revisions) > 1145-1230: Open discussion of the two drafts, with expected refinements to > the problem statement > 1230-1400: Lunch (hosted) > 1400-1430: Testbed for IPv6-only DNS development (Dr. Linjian Song, BII Lab) > 1430-1500: Evolution of DNS root zone operation and management (Dr. Declan > Ma, ZDNS Lab) > 1500-1530: AS112 as an example of unowned anycast at scale (B. Manning, > P.Vixie, J. Abley, W. Maton) > 1530-1700: Open (proposals welcome, workshop participants to decide in the > moment) > 1700-1900: (unscheduled private time) > 1900-2200: Dinner (hosted) > > Tuesday: > > 0900-0930: Summary of day 1, closed issues, opened issues (co-chairs) > 0930-1030: Summary of changes to text of Internet Drafts accepted during > workshop > 1030-1100: Break (coffee) > 1100-1230: Open (proposals welcome, workshop participants to decide in the > moment) > 1230-1400: Lunch (hosted) > > --- Workshop Logistics: > Travel support including round trip coach air fare, taxi fare, meals, and a > room at the venue hotel (The Mira Hotel, Kowloon district, Hong Kong) will be > offered to participating root name server operators, authors of each of the > two Internet Drafts to be discussed, and IETF DNSOP Working Group co-chairs. > The workshop will also be open to any interested party, and every effort will > be made to both stream and store all presentations (via YouTube). There is no > cost for attending the workshop. Pre-registration is required. > > Information on how to register and on the proposed agenda will be sent > shortly to this same distribution. For travel planning purposes, the meeting > will run all day on December 8, with a social event that evening, and for > half a day on December 9, finishing immediately after lunchtime. Participants > are invited to submit proposals for several open slots, with final selection > to be made during the workshop itself. > > To register for this workshop, please e-mail to the co-chairs: > Warren Kumari <war...@kumari.net>, Paul Vixie <p...@redbarn.org> > ...indicating your primary affiliation (root server operator, DNSOP WG > co-chair, draft co-author, interested party), and your needs (if any) > regarding travel support to attend the workshop. Note that to qualify for > travel support you must room at the venue hotel, using our reservation code. > If you wish to propose a topic for one of the open agenda slots, you may do > so at any time, up to and including the moment of the workshop itself. > > We have a room block at venue hotel. To reserve a room in this block, visit > the URL shown below: > > https://bookings.ihotelier.com/The-Mira-Hong-Kong/bookings.jsp?hotelID=85171&groupID=1333820 > > -- > Warren Kumari > Paul Vixie > _______________________________________________ > DNSOP mailing list > DNSOP@ietf.org > https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/dnsop
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