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- Practice Areas
- The Tao of IETF
- Student News
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Anyone may sign up to working group mailing lists, or register for a meeting and then attend. This is where the best information about current IETF activities and focus can be found. Of course, no organization can be as successful as the IETF is without having some sort of structure.
In many ways, the IETF runs on the beliefs of its participants. We believe in rough consensus and running code". Another early quote that has become a commonly-held belief in the IETF comes from Jon Postel: "Be conservative in what you send and liberal in what you accept". The IETF is really about its participants. See Section 3. One more thing that is important for newcomers: the IETF in no way "runs the Internet", despite what some people mistakenly might say.
The IETF makes voluntary standards that are often adopted by Internet users, network operators, and equipment vendors, but it does not control, or even patrol, the Internet. It marked a major change in the structure of the IETF universe. The IETF also changed at that time. The IETF currently strives to have a meeting policy where the goal is to distribute the meetings equally between North America, Europe, and Asia. These are the locations most of the IETF participants have come from in the recent past.
The meeting rotation policy is mainly aimed at distributing the travel effort for the existing IETF participants who physically attend meetings and for distributing the timezone difficulty for those who participate remotely. Remote participation in IETF meetings has been growing significantly in the past few years, thanks in part to the ongoing effort to improve the tools and processes used to faciliate this mode participation.
It administers the process according to the rules and procedures that have been ratified by the ISOC Board of Trustees. However, the IESG doesn't exercise much direct leadership, such as the kind you will find in many other standards organizations. As its name suggests, its role is to set directions rather than to give orders. Area Description Applications and Real-Time Area art Protocols seen by user programs, such as email and the web and delay-sensitive interpersonal communications General gen IETF process, and catch-all for WGs that don't fit in other Areas which is very few Internet int Different ways of moving IP packets and DNS information Operations and Management ops Network management, AAA, and various operational issues facing the Internet Routing rtg Getting packets to their destinations Security sec Privacy, integrity, authentication, non-repudiation, confidentiality, and access control Transport tsv Transport for large volumes of traffic at potentially high bandwidths.
Some people therefore shy away from directly engaging with Area Directors, whereas they can be an important resource and help you find the person or the answer that you're looking for.
Practice Areas
At a meeting they might be very busy. Email to schedule a meeting is a great way to get in touch. Emailing with the actual question before or after a meeting is effective as well. The ADs for a particular Area are expected to know more about the combined work of the WGs in that Area than anyone else. This is because the ADs actively follow the working groups for which they are responsible and assist working groups and chairs with charter and milestone reviews. As part of the document reviews, ADs place ballots that may contain comments on documents.
This is not to say that the IESG never wields power. In fact, because of its high workload, the IESG usually moves in a reactive fashion. It eventually approves most WG requests for Internet-Drafts to become RFCs, and usually only steps in when something has gone very wrong. Another way to think about this is that the ADs are selected to think, not to just run the process.
The Tao of IETF
See Section 4. For instance, the result of one WG might clash with a technology developed in a different Working Group, perhaps from another Area. This is why ADs are supposed to review the drafts coming out of Areas other than their own. The IAB is responsible for keeping an eye on the "big picture" of the Internet, and it focuses on long-range planning and coordination among the various areas of IETF activity.
The IAB stays informed about important long-term issues in the Internet, and it brings these topics to the attention of people it thinks should know about them.
Even before the group is chartered, the IAB members are more than willing to discuss new ideas with the people proposing them. The IAB also sponsors and organizes the Internet Research Task Force and convenes invitational workshops that provide in-depth reviews of specific Internet architectural issues.
Student News
Many Internet protocols require that someone keep track of protocol items that were added after the protocol came out. Ten years ago, no one would have expected to see the IANA mentioned on the front page of a newspaper. IANA's role had always been very low key. The fact that IANA was also the keeper of the root of the domain name system forced it to become a much more public entity, one that was badly maligned by a variety of people who never looked at what its role was.
Having a stable, long-term repository run by careful and conservative operators makes it much easier for people to experiment without worrying about messing things up.