TIME CHANGE: meeting announcement: 2 November 2005

[James M Galvin]

NOTE TIME CHANGES BECAUSE OF DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME SHIFT.

This meeting will be held at the usual time of:

    1200 Los Angeles, San Francisco
    1300 Phoenix ** NEW TIME **
    1300 Salt Lake City
    1500 Washington
    2000 UTC
    2000 London
    2100 Netherlands
    2200 Israel ** NEW TIME **
    0500 Tokyo (the next day) ** NEW TIME **
    0700 Melbourne (the next day) ** NEW TIME **

The usual teleconference logistics are as follows.  These do not
change.  You will hear music until the moderator joins.

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    USA Toll Number:      +1 973-935-2305

    Passcode: 599786
    Leader:   James Galvin
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    Jabber:   dnssec-deployment at conference.jabber.org
	      This is a public room.

    If your phone does not have a mute capability you can use "*6"
    to mute and unmute your connection.

    DIAL OUT:
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DRAFT AGENDA

 - DNSSEC Testbeds

   Both Verisign (.COM) and PIR (.ORG) very recently announced
   DNSSEC testbeds.  We have invited folks from both organizations
   to talk about what they are doing and answer questions.


 - Sub-group discussion

   A couple sub-groups sent updates to the mailing list.  If there
   are any questions or important issues to discuss we will review
   them at this time.

   The sub-groups are:

     a. root things
     Steve Crocker with Geoffrey Sisson, Matt Larson

     b. key rollover and distribution, including trust anchor
     Suresh Krishnaswamy with Geoffrey Sisson, Matt Larson

     c. zone walking
     Olaf Kolkman with Geoffrey Sisson, Matt Larson, Peter Koch

     d. performance
     Scott Rose with Geoffrey Sisson

     e. algorithm rollover
     Allison Mankin

     f. application issues
     Russ Mundy with Suresh Krishnaswamy


 - Future Meeting Update (5 minutes)

   We have an IETF meeting next week and an ICANN DNSSEC Workshop
   later.  We will not have a plenary meeting of this group during
   the IETF but sub-groups may meet.  Anyone want to speak up?