How can R&E Networking & IETF work together?
Greg Wood
Director of Communications and Operations�IETF Administration LLC
Marcomms edition
Two questions
For discussion
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Why should the Internet Engineering Task Force and NREN communities be better connected?
How can the the NREN community and IETF communities work together?
Make the Internet work better by producing high quality, relevant technical documents that influence the way people design, use, and manage the Internet.
RFC 3935 : A Mission Statement for the IETF
We build technical excellence, and we are proud to publish the highest quality work that moves the �world forward.
We develop Internet standards. �We invite new minds to join in defining the future.
Examples of IETF Protocols in Action:
Domain Name System DNS, DNSSEC
Email IMAP, POP, SMTP
World Wide Web transport HTTP, HTTP/2
Internet Protocol IPv4, IPv6
Web browser-based communication RTCWEB
Instant Messaging XMPP
Transmission Control Protocol TCP
Open Shortest Path First OSPF
Border Gateway Protocol BGP
Current areas of IETF Work
IETF Security & Privacy | Internet Of �Things | New Transport Technology | Automated Network Management |
Integrating security and privacy into Internet protocols | Addressing the wide variety of devices and uses | Adapting network transport protocols for modern applications | Improving the management of networks growing in size and complexity |
TLS 1.3�ACME | MUD | QUIC | YANG |
TLS 1.3 adoption in the first 5 months since release was greater than the first 5 years of the previous version. | MUD is a focus for IoT security by organizations like the US NIST. | QUIC already has been implemented by web browsers and platforms and its use is expected to rapidly increase. | Thousands of models have been contributed by a broad community of contributors. |
Who and why?
Some ideas
R&E network engineers�Stay up-to-date on and influence emerging networking technologies
Computer science and network engineering students�Learn about new technologies and meet leaders in the field
Researchers and faculty�Participate in leading-edge applied networking research from industry and academia
Opportunities�Possibilities�
Working Groups�Anyone can join any IETF working group mailing list at anytime
IETF Hackathons�Develop “running code” alongside experts, next edition is online 20-24 July
IETF Meetings�Gather with leading technologists from around the world, IETF 108 on 25-31 July 2020 (student pricing available)
Applied Network Research Workshop�IRTF-led ANRW2020 event provides a forum for researchers, vendors, network operators, and the Internet standards community
Two questions
For discussion
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Why should the Internet Engineering Task Force and NREN communities be better connected?
How can the the NREN community and IETF communities work together?
Thank you
Greg Wood
ghwood@ietf.org