NANOG Meeting Presentation Abstract

Operators and the IETF - What Next?
Meeting:	NANOG63
Date / Time:	2015-02-02 10:15am - 10:45am
Room:	Salon I
Presenters:	Speakers: Chris Grundemann Chris Grundemann (JNCIE #449) is a passionate Internet Technologist and a strong believer in the Internet's power to aid in the betterment of humankind. In his current role as Director of Deployment and Operationalization (DO) at the Internet Society, Chris is focused on helping to get key Internet technologies, such as IPv6, DNSSEC, and TLS deployed around the globe. He has over a decade of experience as both a network engineer and architect designing, building, and operating large IP, Ethernet, and Wireless Ethernet networks. Chris has 3 patents, 8 patents pending and is the author of Day One: Exploring IPv6 and Day One: Advanced IPv6 Configuration, as well as several IETF Internet Drafts, a CircleID blog, a personal weblog, and various other industry papers and blogs. He is the founder and Chair Emeritus of the Colorado chapter of the Internet Society (CO ISOC) as well as the Chair of the NANOG Ad Hoc BCOP Committee (NANOG-BCOP). Chris has held previous positions with CableLabs, tw telecom, ARIN, NANOG, CEA, UPnP, DLNA, RMv6TF, and several others. Learn more: http://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/staff/mr-chris-grundemann
Abstract:	In 2014, the Internet Society launched a project to address the perceived gap between Operators and the IETF. The objective of this project is ultimately to facilitate communications between the operator community and the IETF to help ensure that operational realities inform the development of key standards. The first phase of this project was a survey of the operator community that was conducted over the first half of 2014. This talk aims to synthesize the survey results, along with information we collected directly from operators during the survey window. The primary purpose of doing this is to start a conversation which we hope will lead to increases in the level of operational input and feedback to the IETF standards making process. We understand the problems, now let’s start finding solutions! Feel free to read our Internet-Draft ahead of time: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-opsawg-operators-ietf
Files:	Operators and the IETF - What Next?(PDF) Operators and the IETF - What Next?
Sponsors:	None.

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• Operators and the IETF - What Next?
  Speakers:
  Chris Grundemann

• Common Carriage and the Open Internet
  Speakers:
  Christopher Yoo, U. of Pennsylvania Law School;

• Stewardship and Accountability for Internet Identifiers
  Speakers:
  John Curran

• RING SQA: blazing fast partial outage detection (free!)
  Speakers:
  Job Snijders, NTT Communications;

• The Resolvers We Use
  Speakers:
  Geoff Huston, APNIC;

• Recent BGP routing incidents - malicious or not
  Speakers:
  Andree Toonk, BGPMon.net;

• Network Integration Panel
  Moderators:
  Joe Provo, Google; Panelists:
  McGehee Games, CenturyLink; Steve Powell, Level3; Dave Siegel, Level 3 Communications; Richard A Steenbergen

• Network Integration Panel
  Moderators:
  Joe Provo, Google; Panelists:
  McGehee Games, CenturyLink; Steve Powell, Level3; Dave Siegel, Level 3 Communications; Richard A Steenbergen

• Network Integration Panel
  Moderators:
  Joe Provo, Google; Panelists:
  McGehee Games, CenturyLink; Steve Powell, Level3; Dave Siegel, Level 3 Communications; Richard A Steenbergen

• Network Integration Panel
  Moderators:
  Joe Provo, Google; Panelists:
  McGehee Games, CenturyLink; Steve Powell, Level3; Dave Siegel, Level 3 Communications; Richard A Steenbergen

• Network Integration Panel
  Moderators:
  Joe Provo, Google; Panelists:
  McGehee Games, CenturyLink; Steve Powell, Level3; Dave Siegel, Level 3 Communications; Richard A Steenbergen

• Automatically Build, Test and Deploy Your Network Configurations
  Speakers:
  Carlos Vicente, Dyn Inc.;

• BCOP Publication Options
  Speakers:
  Cathy Aronson, Daydream Imagery LLC.;

• Datacenter Track
  Moderators:
  Martin Hannigan, Akamai Technologies, Inc.;

• DNS Track
  Moderators:
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign;

• Security Track
  Moderators:
  John Kristoff, Team Cymru;

• Beyond the Range of the Moment: Ethical Response to Cybercrime
  Speakers:
  David Dittrich, University of Washington; Katherine Carpenter

• Beyond the Range of the Moment: Ethical Response to Cybercrime
  Speakers:
  David Dittrich, University of Washington; Katherine Carpenter

• Public Policy Approaches to IPv4-IPv6 Transition
  Speakers:
  Lee Howard, Time Warner Cable;

• DDoS Mitigation using BGP Flowspec
  Speakers:
  Justin Ryburn, Juniper Networks;

• Approaches for DDoS — an ISP Perspective
  Speakers:
  Barry Dykes, ViaWest Inc; Ognian Mitev, ViaWest, Inc.;

• Approaches for DDoS — an ISP Perspective
  Speakers:
  Barry Dykes, ViaWest Inc; Ognian Mitev, ViaWest, Inc.;

• Real-world Network Automation
  Moderators:
  Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks; Panelists:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Carlos Vicente, Dyn; Jérôme Fleury, CloudFlare;

• Real-world Network Automation
  Moderators:
  Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks; Panelists:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Carlos Vicente, Dyn; Jérôme Fleury, CloudFlare;

• Real-world Network Automation
  Moderators:
  Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks; Panelists:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Carlos Vicente, Dyn; Jérôme Fleury, CloudFlare;

• Real-world Network Automation
  Moderators:
  Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks; Panelists:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Carlos Vicente, Dyn; Jérôme Fleury, CloudFlare;

• Selective Blackholing - How to Use & Deploy
  Speakers:
  Job Snijders, NTT Communications;

• Assessing Internet Resilience at a Key Node
  Speakers:
  Michael Thompson, Argonne National Laboratory;

• Migrating AmLight from legacy to SDN: Challenges, Results and Next Steps
  Speakers:
  Jeronimo Bezerra, Florida International University;

• Why Operators need Transport SDN (Not just another SDN presentation)
  Speakers:
  Peter Landon, BTI Systems;

• RIPE Lessons from RPKI adoption
  Speakers:
  Alex Band, RIPE NCC;

• ISP Interconnection and its Impact on Consumer Internet Performance
  Speakers:
  Collin Anderson, Measurement Lab;