[dnssec-deployment] meeting announcement: 6 June 2007 (with attachment)

[James M Galvin]

-- On Tuesday, May 22, 2007 4:43 PM -0400 James M Galvin 
<galvin at elistx.com> wrote regarding [dnssec-deployment] meeting 
announcement: 6 June 2007 --

>
>     NOTE:  THE LENGTH OF THIS MEETING HAS BEEN EXTENDED
>            TO 90 MINUTES.
>
> This meeting will be held at the usual time of:
>
>     1200 Los Angeles, San Francisco
>     1200 Phoenix
>     1300 Salt Lake City
>     1500 Washington
>     1900 UTC
>     2000 London
>     2100 Netherlands
>     2200 Israel
>     0400 Tokyo (the next day)
>     0500 Melbourne (the next day)
>
> The usual teleconference logistics are as follows.  These do not
> change.  You will hear music until the moderator joins.
>
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>     Passcode:             599 786 #
>
>     Leader: James Galvin
> 	    employed by ICANN if speaking to an operator
>
>     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:
>         1. ISC SIP Bridge - contact me for SIP identifiers
>
>
> DRAFT AGENDA
>
>
>   ** Presenters will be providing materials in advance for this
>   ** meeting.  They will be made available on the web site here:
>   **
>   **     http://dnssec-deployment.org/wg/materials/20070606
>   **
>   ** You may want to bookmark that page.
>
>
> During this meeting we are going to examine deployment strategies
> for signed zones with particular emphasis on hardware solutions.
> We
> are going to focus on the registry side of the
> registrant-registrar-registry relationship for all zones with the
> goal of identifying effective aggregation points.  We have
> presentations from several organizations that have either deployed
> DNSSEC or provided solutions for its successful deployment.
>
>
> * Introduction (5 minutes)
>   Russ Mundy
>
>   This presentation is intended to provide an overview and context
>   for discussing activities needed for the operation of zones that
>   are operating with DNSSEC, this set of activities are sometimes
>   known as "provisioning".  Although all DNS zones need to
> perform a
>   set of activities prior to loading zone information onto the
>   zone's name servers, there are different ways to accomplish
> these
>   activities and many different terms used to describe the
>   activities.  The principle goal of the presentation is to
> provide
>   a common frame of reference for discussing DNSSEC Provisioning
> and
>   Aggregation.
>
>   Slides are attached as a PDF.  Questions and comments are
> welcome
>   on the mailing list -- dnssec-deployment at shinkuro.com -- in
>   advance of the meeting.
>
>
> * Experiences with the Signed .NET Pilot (10 minutes)
>   David Blacka, VeriSign
>
>   In 2005, VeriSign ran a pilot providing a signed version of the
>   .NET gTLD.  This pilot provided experience with managing a
>   large-scale DNSSEC-signed zone using a commercial HSM.
>
>
> * Using a Secure Platform to Automate DNSSEC Administration
>   (10 minutes)
>   Joe Gersch, Secure64 Software Corporation
>
>   Securing 1000's of zones at an ISP can be a laborious
>   administrative task.  By using a secure platform to safely store
>   private keys, and by using a DNSSEC policy clause in the DNS
>   configuration file, automation, simplification, and provisioning
>   of DNSSEC information to other DNS servers becomes much more
>   practical.
>
>
> * dnsX:Secure Signer.  A primer in 10 slides. (10 minutes)
>   Michael Richardson, Xelerance Corporation
>
>   This presentation outlines a product currently in late beta
>   testing.  It explains how the DNS signing functions of this
>   product fit into existing, currently deployed DNS
> infrastructure.
>   dnsX:Secure Signer automates various parts of the DNSSEC
> process,
>   including key rollover, making deploying signed zones much
> easier.
>
>
> * Crypto Hardware and Software for Signing .UK (10 minutes)
>   John Dickinson, Nominet
>
>   Using HSM and acceleration hardware for DNSSEC was much harder
>   than we expected.  This presentation will describe the lessons
>   learnt and discuss future work.
>
>
> * Software Tools (10 minutes)
>   Suresh Krishnaswamy, Sparta
>
>   This part of the discussion will highlight some of the software
>   tools currently available for use at various DNSSEC aggregation
>   points.
>
>
> * Discussion (35 minutes)
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