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2. Network Virtualization Overlays (NVO3) IETF 84, Vancouver, Canada Benson Schliesser (bensons@queuefull.net)@ Matthew Bocci (matthew.bocci@alcatel-lucent.com)

3. Administrivia Blue Sheets Note takers + Jabber Scribe Mailing List: General Discussion: nvo3@ietf.org To Subscribe: nvo3-request@ietf.org In Body: subscribe your_email_address Archive: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/nvo3/index.html

4. Meeting Objectives Progress the problem statement and framework drafts so that they can be adopted by the working group

5. Agenda - 1 Opening Intro ----------- 5 min 5 mins - Blue sheets, Agenda bash, Status update – Chairs Problem Statement and Framework Discussion ----------- 80 min 10 mins - VPN for Data Centers Problem Statement - draft-fang-vpn4dc- problem-statement-01 - Maria Napierala 10 mins - Problem Statement - draft-narten-nvo3-overlay-problems- statement-03 - Thomas Narten 25 mins - Progressing the problem statement discussion - Chairs 10 mins - Framework - draft-lasserre-nvo3-framework-03 - Marc Lasserre 25 mins - Progressing the framework - Chairs

6. Agenda - 2 Other Milestone-related Drafts ----------- 45 min 10 mins - Data Plane Requirements - draft-bl-nvo3-dataplane- requirements - Marc Lasserre 5 mins - Issues of Mobility in DC Overlay network - draft-dunbar-nvo3- overlay-mobility-issues-00 - Linda Dunbar 10 mins - Using Signaling to Simplify Network Virtualization Provisioning - draft-kompella-nvo3-server2nve – Thomas Morin 10 mins - Requirements on TES-NVE interface and Additional requirements on control plane - Yingjie Gu draft-gu-nvo3-tes-nve-mechanism-00 draft-gu-nvo3-overlay-cp-arch-00 10 mins - nvo3 operational requirements - draft-ashwood-nvo3- operational-requirement - Peter Ashwood Smith or Ali Sajassi

7. Agenda – 3 (If time allows) Other Drafts ----------- 20 min 5 mins - Use Cases for DC Network Virtualization Overlays - draft- mity-nvo3-use-case-01 - Mehmet Toy 5 mins - Analysis of Security Threats, Security Requirements for nvo3 draft-wei-nvo3-security-framework-00 - Yinxing Wei 5 mins - Layer 3 address considerations for Network Virtualization Overlays draft-carpenter-nvo3-addressing-00 - Sheng Jiang 5 mins - Accessing Cloud Services - draft-stein-cloud-access-01 - Yaakov Stein

8. Milestones Dec 2012 - Problem Statement submitted for IESG review Dec 2012 - Framework document submitted for IESG review Dec 2012 - Data plane requirements submitted for IESG review Dec 2012 - Operational Requirements submitted for IESG review Mar 2013 - Control plane requirements submitted for IESG review Mar 2013 - Gap Analysis submitted for IESG review Apr 2013 - Recharter or close Working Group

9. Document Status This is our first meeting as a working group after a successful BoF in Paris –Thanks to everyone involved! No RFCs or WG drafts, yet Call for adoption prior to this IETF: –draft-narten-nvo3-overlay-problems-statement-03 –draft-lasserre-nvo3-framework-03 –Too many comments to adopt before this IETF –Will try to make progress towards consensus on adoption in Vancouver

10. A Note on WG Adoption Is this document a reasonable base to start work on achieving a milestone? If not, what specific text changes are needed? Note: This is not a WG last call and the authors/editors must reflect WG consensus once the document is adopted

11. Virtualization and Ethernet Addressing IEEE RAC chair gave the following presentation to the IESG on impact of virtualization on Ethernet OUI/EUI space http://www.ietf.org/iesg/ieee/20120725/RAC_Virt ualization_July2012.pdf Will also be presented in RTG area open meeting on Thursday at 9am

12. Problem Statement Draft(s) Who has read both drafts? Which draft is a better start? What are the specific open issues?

13. Framework Draft Who has read the draft? Is the revised draft ready for adoption? If not, what are the specific issues?