rp and his heart was
always in the right place. I will miss him.
-Jeff
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Information Services and Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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n 1, 1983,
> when the ARPAnet cut over from NCP to TCP/IP.
>
> Bob Braden
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let them lead. We expect
the IESG to be both technical leaders and process leaders. That is one
tough role to fill. So they will never by perfect. However we should
permit them to lead. If they abuse their power, then replace them, but
don't remove the authority to make decisions and to truly le
I too would appreciate the plenaries being multicasted.
-Jeff
Keith Moore wrote:
from http://videolab.uoregon.edu/events/ietf/ietf57.html:
NEWS:
07-15-2003 - We're not going to broadcast the two plenary
sessions in the evening wednesday and thursday. They are in
different rooms
Applications have to deal with more then just losing a
connection. They have to deal with the loss of state that occurs when
you lose a connection. In general you really don't know which
transactions finished and which ones didn't, so you have to re-sync
your state in some way.
I believe that no
candidates not being considered.
The two tiered approach would avoid this issue completely. Though i
agree with Brian that we need to be careful about the timing.
-Jeff
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eft mine at home, it was getting a bit threadbare (and yes, it
still fits!).
-Jeff
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Information Services and Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Te
x27;s will permit their "default" level of service to degrade over
time because all those who "care" must now pay for higher QOS.
-Jeff
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MIT Network Manager
On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:42:25PM -0800, Scott Brim wrote:
> ... Second, the overcrowding at the social
> event was such that it was clear there was a very good chance that if
> you weren't at the front of a "line" you would not get what you wanted
> ever. Ever. Not a situation we face very of
I can probably scrounge the necessary hardware, and MIT has decent
bandwidth. Of course it might be better to simply have the server at
the IETF location.
-Jeff
On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 08:47:28AM -0500, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
> At 07:33 AM 12/22/2000 +0100, Harald Alvest
There will be a PGP Key Signing meeting at the 54th IETF in Yokohama.
The key signing will be held Wednesday evening immediately after the
plenary in Room 411/412.
If you wish to have your key signed, please SEND IT AHEAD OF TIME to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] PLEASE PUT THE STRING "PGPKEY" in the subject
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