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IETF Working Group

IETF Working Group. CSCI 344 Spring 2014. Report. <Your name> <Your E-mail Address> <Your Working group>.

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IETF Working Group

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  1. IETF Working Group CSCI 344 Spring 2014 Report <Your name> <Your E-mail Address> <Your Working group> I DID NOT COPY/PASTE OR PLAGIARIZE FROM THE WORKING GROUP REPORTS, IN ANY WAY, UNLESS I DOCUMENT THE SPECIFIC, VERY SMALL, PASSAGE IN THIS REPORT. THIS IS ENTIRELY MY ORIGINAL WORK. I REALIZE THAT THAT WOULD BE WRONG AND I SHOULD RECEIVE A ZERO FOR IT. IETF WG Report

  2. General Description Description of the type of work this working group does. Make sure to include the URL, and how to get onto its mailing list. This should be several slides in length.Erase this description from your report. IETF WG Report

  3. Internet Draft Description Detail 1 Internet draft from within the working group. Describe what it does and generally how the draft proposes to solve the problem. This should be several slides long. delete this before you hand in your report. IETF WG Report

  4. RFC Description Detail 1 RFC from within the working group. Describe what it does and generally how the draft proposes to solve the problem. This should be several slides long. delete this before you hand in your report. IETF WG Report

  5. IETF Meetings List the dates and locations of the all IETF conferences (meetings) to take place in 2014. There will be between 1 and 5. IETF WG Report

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