1. 1 IETF Status at IETF 79 Russ Housley IETF Chair

2. 2 IETF 79 Participants 1177 people 320 newcomers IETF 76 was 1106 people 52 countries IETF 76 was 44 countries IETF 76 was held in Hiroshima CN = 366; US = 340

3. 3 IETF Activity since IETF 78 (Maastricht) 7 New WG, 5 Closed WGs Approximately 124 WGs currently chartered 545 New I-Ds (159 were updated, 27 more than once) 44% (240 New I-Ds) received in the 4 weeks before the meeting 1003 I-Ds were updated (again, some more than once) 46% (467 Updated I-Ds) received in the 4 weeks before the meeting 75 IETF Last Calls 92 I-Ds approved for publication 108 RFCs published 65 Standards Track and no BCP 33 Informational and 9 Experimental These are measures of quantity; they say nothing about quality!

4. 4 RFC Editor Activity since IETF 78 (actually Jul 2010-Oct 2010) Published 124 RFCs (about 3300 pages) 108 I-Ds Submitted for publication 75 IETF WGs 23 IETF Individuals 10 IRTF, IAB, and Independent combined

5. 5 RFC Editor Activity since IETF 78 (continued) RFC Editor Model v2 Discussion Internet-Draft: draft-kowack-rfc-editor-model-v2-00 Overview: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rse/5620bis_Overview.pdf Discussion: rfc-interest@rfc-editor.org

6. 6 IANA Activity since IETF 78 (actually Jul 2010-Oct 2010) Processed 1468 IETF-related requests, including: 717 Private Enterprise Number requests 82 port number requests 54 TRIP ITAD Number requests 23 language subtag requests 87 media type requests Reviewed 97 I-Ds in Last Call, and reviewed 101 I-Ds in IESG Evaluation Reviewed 101 I-Ds prior to becoming RFCs, and 57 of them contained actions for IANA

7. 7 IANA Activity since IETF 78 (continued) In August 2010, the average across IETF-related queues for IANA processing goals was 99%! For statistics and activity reports, please see: http://www.iana.org/about/performance/ietf-statistics For the plenary report for IETF-79, please see: http://iaoc.ietf.org/plenary_reports.html Continuing to convert protocol registries to XML 70% complete Second set of legacy text files was archived after IETF 78 Additional text files will be archived in January 2011 Announcement sent to IETF mail list before it happens

8. 8 Thanks for the Code Robert Sparks Suresh Krishnan Lars Eggert Henrik Levkowetz Peter Musgrave Tero Kivinen Bill Fenner Adam Roach Tony Hansen Code sprint was very successful on Saturday! Significant changes in the datatracker Deployed new release this week; running now xml2rfc boilerplate updates were made

9. 9 Digital Signatures for Internet-Drafts Internet-Draft posting reopened on Monday Companion digital signature files as specifed in RFC 5485 will be generated and posted in the same directory as the I-D once each week Intent is that subpoenas will be easier to handle because the I-Ds will be easily verified as authentic

10. 10 Working Group Moves IESG moved ALTO and DECADE WGs from Applications Area to Transport Area P2PSIP WG remain in RAI Area (almost done) Consolidating the standardization of peer-to- peer technologies in one Area will strengthen this important aspect of Internet engineering Current work in these WGs has strong ties to Transport work on storage protocols, congestion control and exposure, and peer-to-peer streaming

11. 11 WG and BOF Scheduling (1) IESG seriously considering an experiment to: Provide WG agenda sooner Provide more time to craft BOF proposals Proposal: Reserve slots for BOFs on the schedule Schedule WGs before it is known which BOFs will be held at the meeting Provide an additional four weeks to deliver BOF proposals to ADs, filling the reserved slots

12. 12 WG and BOF Scheduling (2)

13. 13 WG and BOF Scheduling (3)

14. 14 Future meetings IETF 80 Prague, Czech Republic 27 March – 1April 2011 Main host: IETF 81 Quebec City, Canada 24-29 July 2011 Main host: RIM IETF 82 Taipei, Taiwan 13-18 November 2011 Main host: TWNIC Please remember that IETF meetings run until Friday at 1515. Late scheduling changes are common. Some very late schedule changes happened this week!