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    Atlanta DRAFT minutes



    Comments and/or corrections to me and/or the list please.
    
    Thanks,
    --David
    
    IP Storage (ips) Working Group
    Atlanta Minutes - November 18, 2002
    -----------------------------------
    
    -- Agenda Bashing and Status of Drafts - David L. Black, EMC (WG co-chair)
    
    Most drafts are not on the agenda because they are in or beyond
    WG Last Call.  Last four WG drafts are in WG Last Call which
    will end on December 9.  See "status of drafts 1102 IETF55" file
    for detailed status of all drafts.  WG members should review
    draft-ietf-dhc-isnsoption-03.txt ASAP as it will be jointly
    Last Called in the IPS and DHC WGs in the near future - send comments
    to the IPS list.
    
    The WG has accomplished a great deal of work (4 major protocols, plus
    ancillary documents, including 7 MIBs) in about 2 years, and the Technical
    Coordinators received a round of applause for their efforts to ensure
    that everything else (especially MIBs) was completed at about the
    same time as the main protocols.
    
    -- SCSI MIB - Roger Cummings, Veritas
    	draft-ietf-ips-scsi-mib-04.txt
    
    SCSI MIB is in WG Last Call.  Some additional T10 document references
    need to be added.  The request made on the list to add some counter64
    elements will not be done because it is not in keeping with IETF guidelines
    for appropriate use of counter64 (based on how fast a counter32 element
    rolls over).
    
    -- DHC config of SNMP trap config for iSCSI boot failure - Mark Bakke, Cisco
    	draft-bakke-dhc-snmp-trap-01.txt
    
    This is a string format DHCP option to report boot failure.  Will most
    likely go forward in DHC WG.  Rationale, requirements, scenarios are ok
    to discuss on IPS list, but details will be on DHC and appropriate
    SNMP lists.  Discussion in DHC earlier the same day was that there is
    definitely a problem here that needs to be addressed, but there were
    some open issues about how much of the problem to take on initially and
    details of how to go about it.  General sense of the room is that this
    is something worth working on.
    
    -- NAA naming format for iSCSI - Mallikarjun Chadalapaka, HP
    	draft-krueger-iscsi-name-ext-00.txt
    
    Proposal for a new "naa." naming format in addition to "iqn." and "eui.".
    Motivated in part by a T10 proposal, but described as having value on its
    own for multi-protocol devices (i.e. implementing SCSI over more than one
    transport).  David Black put up a T11 document (01-630v0) describing NAA
    (WWN)
    to EUI mapping for some NAA formats.  About 1/4 of the room understands
    the issues here, and among that 1/4 there is clear rough consensus for
    carrying this proposal forward in appropriate coordination with T10.
    
    Co-chairs and ADs will consult off line about how to do this, and will also
    ensure that current text in iSCSI -19 that prohibits adding a naming format
    is appropriately changed/weakened to allow this, but the resulting text
    will set a high criterion for future additions to meet.
    
    -- Future of WG Discussion - WG co-chairs, and Allison Mankin, Transport AD
    
    WG has completed a lot of work and is close to done.  The Transport ADs
    like WGs that set out to do something, do it and shut down, so IPS WG will
    probably shut down in near future.  Mailing list will remain alive, and the
    above NAA draft may be progressed solely via mailing list.  Progression of
    any of IPS's protocols to Draft Standard requires interoperability reports
    on which work could start now, but the WG co-chairs are adamant that the
    main protocol documents will not be re-opened for general revisions prior
    to 2004 at the earliest, although bug fixes and the like can be done in
    the interim if/as necessary.
    


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