NTAC
1/5/10
In attendance:  Jeff Bartig, Matt Davy, Dale Finkelson, Michael Lambert, Chris Robb, Linda Roos, Jeff Schiller, Paul Schopis, Joe St Sauver, Martin Swany, Steven Wallace, Linda Winkler, David Wood, Matt Zekauskas, Jason Z
1.    NTAC Updates (Paul Schopis)
2.    Update from Internet2 (Chris Robb)
3.    Update from AOAC (Paul Schopis)
4.    Update from Peering Working Group (Jeff Bartig)
5.    Update from Routing Policy Working Group (David Farmer)
6.    Update from Performance Working Group (Carla Hunt)
7.    Update on ARIN issues (David Farmer)
8.    Update from Phoebus/Bulk Transport Group (Steven Senger and Chet Ruszczyk)
9.    Update from Information & Infrastructure Group (Martin Swany)
10.    Other topics
1.    NTAC Updates
Peering and Routing WG will merge and Jeff Bartig will chair the new group.
A discussion was held with Tom Zeller regarding Net Gurus and how to have more interaction with campuses.  Cas D'Angelo will be NTAC liaison to Net Gurus and Matt Davy and David Farmer attend both NTAC and Net Gurus so these connections will allow communication between the two groups.
2.    Internet2 Update
Chris Robb mentioned that there hasn't been much activity during the past month due to the holidays.  There was a surge prior to the break and it may have been students generating traffic prior to leaving for the holiday break.  The Houston MX960 installation occurred successfully.  The Kansas City router swap will occur next week. UNM's is no longer a connector and their traffic will come through UEN.
3.    Update from AOAC
The AOAC held one call in December on the 9th.  Cas D'Angelo, incoming NTAC Vice Chair, reviewed a document created by the NTAC at the request of the AOAC regarding MPLS and Sonet in the Internet2 backbone.  The AOAC continued their discussion with Internet2 staff regarding additional connector fee options. Between the 11 November AOAC call and he December 9th call, George Loftus and David Lois, AOAC chair and vice chair, participated in community discussions, including three connector and network member calls, regarding the connector fee options. George Loftus also reported that the fee options were presented to the Internet2 Board and he indicated that the Board will hold an electronic vote during early January on the fee options.
4.    Update from Peering Working Group
There is a draft agreement between CPS and TR.  A set of slides describing the agreement has been created and has been reviewed by the stakeholders.  An updated set of slides has been circulated and those will be shared with the community soon.
5.    Update from Routing Policy Working Group
This group will be combined with the peering working group.
6.    Update from Performance Working Group
Carla Hunt was unavailable for the call.
7.    Update on ARIN issues
David Farmer was unavailable for the call.
8.    Update from Phoebus/Bulk Transport Group (Steven Senger and Chet Ruszczyk)
Martin Swany mentioned that there was a call about two weeks ago.  The transport working group had asked to complete the phoebus deployment (four more nodes) and turn this over to the NOC to maintain.
9.    Update from Information & Infrastructure Group
Martin Swany mentioned that the group has discussed the Grid forum and IDCP.
10.    Other topics
Paul asked Linda Winkler about the DCN working group and whether there is going to be a name change.  Linda indicated that a meeting will be convened soon. An email will be sent to the DCN working group next week and the group will either go forward or disband.  Chris mentioned that the working group could provide input to the ION service as it moves to an MPLS framework.

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