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| The 52nd IETF Report Meeting( January 21st, 2002) |
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IETF is an organization conducting activities aimed to define international standard Internet protocols for, and in collaboration with, the Internet society. IETF convenes three times every year.
As described below, IAjapan (the Internet Association of Japan) and INTAP (the Interoperability Technology Association for Information Processing, Japan) are jointly holding a meeting to report on the 52nd IETF Conference, held at Salt Lake City from December 9th through 14th last year, with many thanks to cooperation from ISOC-JP (the Internet Society, Japanese Branch), ITRC (the Internet Technology Research Committee), and JIF (the Japan Internet Forum, an organization to promote technological standardization).
- Time and date: 1:30pm to 5:10pm, Monday, January 21st, 2002
- Place: Ibuka Hall, 1st floor of the International Conference Center, the General Academic Information Center, Waseda University
1-6-1, Nishi Waseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8050 Phone: 03-3203-4141 (key number)
- Lectures
"The 52nd IETF Summarized"
Lecturer: Mr. Masataka Ota, the Tokyo Institute of Technology
"IEPREP (Internet Emergency Preparedness) BoF"
Lecturer: Mr. Hiroyuki Ono, Emergency Communication GL, the Communications Research Laboratory
"PPT (IP Path Tracing) BoF"
Lecturer: Mr. Glenn Mansfield, Cyber Solution, Inc.
"IPNG (IP Next Generation) WG"
(On "draft-okabe-ipv6-lcna-minreq-00.txt")
Lecturer: Mr. Nobuo Okabe, Yokogawa Electric Corporation
"Arguments on CDN (OPES BoF, CDI BoF, etc.)"
Lecturer: Mr. Shuichi Tashiro, the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
MC: Mr. Masataka Ota, the Tokyo Institute of Technology
Attendance : 101
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| The 51st IETF Report Meeting( September 25TH , 2001) |
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As described below, we held a report meeting on the 51st IETF Conference, in which many members and associates of the Internet Association of Japan participated, as part of our efforts to foster international fellowship in interoperability technologies of information processing. Especially notable was an explanation by Mr. Eiichi Wada, a supreme advisor to Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., of the significance of the 54th IETF Conference to be held in July 2002. The first one ever to be held in Asia, Japan was chosen as the location for the Conference since a large number of Internet drafts (documents proposing new Internet technologies) are coming out of Japan, and the number is constantly growing. This is highly meaningful.
Time and date: 1:30pm to 5:10pm, Tuesday, September 25, 2001
Place: Room 201, 2nd floor of Building No. 57, Okubo Campus, the School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University
Organized by: the Internet Association of Japan (IAjapan) and INTAP
Co-organized by: the Internet Society, Japanese Branch (ISOC-JP), the Internet Technology Research Committee (ITRC), and the Japan Internet Forum (JIF)
Program:
(1) The 51st IETF Summarized
Lecturer: Mr. Shuichi Tashiro the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
(2) Trends with DNSEXT WG, Expansion and Standardization of DNS Security
Lecturer: Mr. Yuji Kamite, Masterfs Course, Nakayama Laboratory, the Information Technology Center, the University of Tokyo
(3) Trends with Geopriv (Geographic Location/Privacy), a New Working Group
Lecturer: Mr. Kenji Takahashi, NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories
(4) Multi-home and IPv6
Lecturer: Mr. Masataka Ota, the Tokyo Institute of Technology
(5) Some Thoughts on IETF - Toward IETF Conference in Japan, July 2002 -
Lecturer: Mr. Eiichi Wada, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, Supreme Advisor to Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.
MC: Mr. Masataka Ota, the Tokyo Institute of Technology
Attendance: 146
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| The 50th IETF Report Meeting (May 8th,2001) |
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As described below, we held a report meeting on the 50th IETF Conference, in which many members and associates of the Internet Association of Japan participated, as part of our efforts to foster international fellowship in interoperability technologies of information processing.
Time and date: 1:30pm to 4:45pm, Tuesday, May 8, 2001
Place: Major Conference Room, 1st floor of Building No. 55, Okubo Campus, the School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University
Organized by: the Internet Association of Japan (IAjapan) and INTAP
Co-organized by: the Internet Society, Japanese Branch (ISOC-JP), the Internet Technology Research Committee (ITRC), and the Japan Internet Forum (JIF)
Program:
(1) On IETF
Mr. Masataka Ota, Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering, the Tokyo Institute of Technology
(2) UDLR Technology and Standardization by IETF
Mr. Hidetaka Izumiyama, JSAT Corporation
(3) Trends with PKIX-WG
Mr. Ryu Inada, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
(4) IP Multicasting Technology
Mr. Motoyuki Omori, Graduate School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University
(5) Trends with IDN-WG (Standardization of Multi-lingual Domain Names)
Mr. Yoshiro Yoneya, Japan Network Information Center (JPNIC)
Attendance: 136
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| Internet Technical Symposium 2001 (49th IETF Report Meeting) |
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INTAP holds the IETF report meeting co-sponsored by Internet Association of Japan, the Japanese branch of the Internet Society (ISOC), Internet Technology Research Committee and Educational-industrial Cooperative Committee of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (ITRC). As the information-technology society rapidly advances, it is important for a wider range of people to share the latest technical trends of the Internet and to participate in discussions on standardization.
With this background, the following symposium will be held to exchange information on the latest trends of Internet technology standardization, with the cooperation of four Internet-related bodies.
Guidance and application forms are available on INTAPfs home page (http://www.intap.or.jp/INTAP/seminar/index.html). All those concerned are encouraged to participate.
Overview of the Symposium
- The symposium will be held over two days. The first day will be for a wide range of participants including Internet-related managers to gain an overview of Internet technology from a broad perspective.
- The second day will report on the latest technology trends in IETF like the conventional report meeting for Internet-related engineers, and will focus on detailed discussions.
- Name:
- "Internet Technical Symposium 2001 - The Latest IT Technology and Trends Towards Standardization"
- Date:
- February 19-20, 2001 (Monday to Tuesday) (Two days)
- Place:
- Sasagawa Memorial Hall 2F International Meeting Place (Mita 3-12-12, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0073) Tel: 03-3454-5062, Fax: 03-3454-5544
- Hosted by:
- Internet Association of Japan (IAJ), Interoperability Technology Association for Information Processing, Japan (INTAP), Japan Internet Forum (JIF), Electronic Network Conference (ENC)
- Co-sponsored by:
- Internet Technology Research Committee gEducational-industrial Cooperative Committee of Japan Society for the Promotion of Scienceh (ITRC), Japanese branch of ISOC (ISOC-JP), Japan Network Security Association (JNSA)
- Sponsored by:
- Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Post and Telecommunications; Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
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| 48th IETF Report Meeting |
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- The 48th report meeting of IETF in which INTAP participates every year was held as described below as a part of international discussions on interoperability technology for information processing.
- Date:
- September 7, 2000 (Thursday) 13:00-16:20
- Place:
- Waseda University Science and Engineering Department, Okubo Campus, 57th Hall, 2F Room
- Hosted by:
- Internet Association of Japan (IAJ), Japanese branch of ISOC (ISOC-JP), Internet Technology Research Committee (ITRC), INTAP
- Program:
- Trend of standardization of Mobile IP WG
--- Lecturer: Mr. Fumio Teraoka, Sony Computer Science Institute
- IETF and ISOC
--- Lecturer: Dr. Shuichi Tashiro, Chief Researcher, National Institute of Electronic Technology
- On the proposal of new cipher suites to TLS
--- Lecturer: Ms. Shiho Moriai, NTT Information Distribution Platform Institute
- Network intrusion detection technology and standardization trends
--- Lecturer: Mr. Hiroshi Isozaki, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University
- The trend of IDW (Intrusion detection WG) (Intrusion Detection Message Exchange Format)
--- Lecturer: Mr. Glenn Mansfield, Cyber Solutions Inc.
- Attendance:
- 110
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| 47th IETF Report Meeting |
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- The 47th report meeting of IETF in which INTAP participates every year was held as described below as a part of international discussions on interoperability technology for information processing.
- Date:
- May 18, 2000 (Thursday) 13:30-17:00
- Place:
- Waseda University Science and Engineering Department, Okubo Campus, 55th hall, building N, Large meeting room
- Hosted by:
- Internet Association of Japan (IAJ), Japanese branch of ISOC (ISOC-JP), Internet Technology Research Committee (ITRC), INTAP
- Program:
- IETF and ISOC
Lecturer: Mr. Masataka Ota, Tokyo Engineering University
- Incorporating the Japanese branch of ISOC
Lecturer: Commentary and discussion
- IDN-WG and CNRP - The trend of WG
Lecturer: Mr. Yoshiro Yonetani, NTT Software
- Standardization of recent IP multicasting
- Source Specific Multicasting-
Lecturer: Mr. Katsushi Kobayashi, Communication Research Laboratory, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
- Characteristics of IETF Activities - From the Chairperson
Lecturer: Mr. Hiroshi Tamura, Ricoh
- Trends in Security, especially pkix-wg and idwg-wg
Lecturers: Messrs. Miyagawa, Takeya and Yamaguchi (Information Technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA))
- Attendants:
- 58
Note
IETF is an organization that conducts practical activities to determine international standards for Internet protocols together with Internet organizations, and holds three meetings a year. The 47th IETF meeting (March 26-31 in Adelaide, Australia) for this reporting meeting was followed by the 48th IETF meeting from July 30 (Sunday) to August 4 (Friday) in 2000 in Pittsburg, USA. The reporting meeting will be held at the beginning of September.
For details of the 48th IETF meeting, see http://www.IETF.org/
Overview of IETF
IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) is an open international community of groups of network designers, operators, vendors and researchers for the development of Internet architecture and smooth operation of the Internet. Anyone interested in related issues is able to participate.
The technical work of the IETF is performed by working groups divided into several sections for each topic (such as routing, transport, and security). Most work is performed by those on the main list, and three meetings are held a year.
Working groups in each field are managed by Area Directors (ADs). Area Directors are members of IESG (Internet Engineering Steering Group). The architecture is supervised by IAB (Internet Architecture Board) and appeals on issues regarding IESG are also adjudicated by IAB. IAB and IESG are authorized by ISOC (The Internet Society). The General Area Director chairs the IESG and IETF, and serves as a member of IAB.
IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) plays a major role in allocating specific parameter values for Internet protocols. IANA is authorized by ISOC to allocate usage of a number of Internet protocol parameters and to make adjustments. The Tao of the IETF is a good reference for those participating in the meeting for the first time.
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January 2002