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25 Sep '06

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hi
by Opal Gomez 25 Sep '06

25 Sep '06

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Delivery failure
by postmaster＠sklad10.ogf.org 18 Sep '06

18 Sep '06

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by dfdl-wg-owner＠ogf.org 11 Sep '06

11 Sep '06

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Come Be With Me, my Love!
by dfdl-wg-owner＠ogf.org 10 Sep '06

10 Sep '06

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[wg-all] Mailing List Changes
by Andre Merzky 03 Sep '06

03 Sep '06

Sorry for duplicates ------------------------------------------------------------ As of yesterday, all GGF/OGF mailing lists are migrated to the ogf domain. They are now managed by mailman, the web interface is available at http://www.ogf.org/mailman/listinfo With that migration, all list can be now reached via <list>@ogf.org The old @ggf.org addresses will be available for some time, but are bound to disappear eventually - please start using the ogf addresses! A number of lists have changed their names: ggf-it --> ogf-it ggf-office --> ogf-office ggf-proc-wg --> ogf-proc-wg ggf-sponsors --> ogf-sponsors ggf-tutorials --> ogf-tutorials ggf-compute --> ogf-compute ggflistowners --> ogflistowners ggfstudentmembers --> ogfstudentmembers Postings to the old list names get forwarded to the new ones. With the migration we have also been able to fix the archives - you may have noticed that list archiving stopped sometime in mid June. Well, now its working again, and all mails from June to now have been added to the archive. The list archives can be found at: http://www.ogf.org/archives/<list> If you are an list administrator, and would like to receive the list admin password, please contact postmaster(a)ogf.org. In general, however, we tried to map the old majordomo settings to the mailman settings, in terms of privacy etc, so no or little changes should be required from your side. The spam avoidance policy has been changed to some extent, and is somewhat stricter than before. Please let us know if you experience any trouble with that. On all questions in respect to mailing lists, or mails in general, please contact postmaster(a)ogf.org. Best regards, Andre. -- "So much time, so little to do..." -- Garfield -- wg-all mailing list wg-all(a)ogf.org http://www.ogf.org/mailman/listinfo/wg-all

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[wg-all] Mailing List Changes
by Andre Merzky 03 Sep '06

03 Sep '06

As of yesterday, all GGF/OGF mailing lists are migrated to the ogf domain. They are now managed by mailman, the web interface is available at http://www.ogf.org/mailman/listinfo With that migration, all list can be now reached via <list>@ogf.org The old @ggf.org addresses will be available for some time, but are bound to disappear eventually - please start using the ogf addresses! A number of lists have changed their names: ggf-it --> ogf-it ggf-office --> ogf-office ggf-proc-wg --> ogf-proc-wg ggf-sponsors --> ogf-sponsors ggf-tutorials --> ogf-tutorials ggf-compute --> ogf-compute ggflistowners --> ogflistowners ggfstudentmembers --> ogfstudentmembers Postings to the old list names get forwarded to the new ones. With the migration we have also been able to fix the archives - you may have noticed that list archiving stopped sometime in mid June. Well, now its working again, and all mails from June to now have been added to the archive. The list archives can be found at: http://www.ogf.org/archives/<list> If you are an list administrator, and would like to receive the list admin password, please contact postmaster(a)ogf.org. In general, however, we tried to map the old majordomo settings to the mailman settings, in terms of privacy etc, so no or little changes should be required from your side. The spam avoidance policy has been changed to some extent, and is somewhat stricter than before. Please let us know if you experience any trouble with that. On all questions in respect to mailing lists, or mails in general, please contact postmaster(a)ogf.org. Best regards, Andre. -- "So much time, so little to do..." -- Garfield -- wg-all mailing list wg-all(a)ogf.org http://www.ogf.org/mailman/listinfo/wg-all

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doc published
by Cees de Laat 27 Nov '05

27 Nov '05

Hi Pascale, JP, Roger, Congratulations, the tcp survey is published. Please see: https://forge.gridforum.org/tracker/?func=detail&atid=414&aid=1371&group_id… It is published as doc 55. Can you tell me if the group is going to undertake any other activity within it's (somewhat broad) charter or can I ask the secretary to close down the group? Best regards, Cees. the charter: The goal of this group is to provide a forum where parties interested in the secure, robust, high speed transport of data in the wide area and related technologies can discuss and coordinate issues, and develop standards to ensure interoperability of implementations. This RG is expected to be a WG "factory" spawning off WGs in areas where sufficient common interest is shown. -- http://www.science.uva.nl/~delaat/

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CFP pfldnet2006: Protocols for Fast Long Distance Networks
by Pascale Primet/Vicat-Blanc 31 Aug '05

31 Aug '05

http://www.hpcc.jp/pfldnet2006/PFLDnet2006-cfp.pdf =============== Call For Papers =============== Fourth International Workshop on Protocols for Fast Long-Distance Networks PFLDnet2006 February 2-3, 2006 Nara, Japan - An ancient capital city older than Kyoto ------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.hpcc.jp/pfldnet2006/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fast long-distance networks (i.e., networks operating at 622 Mbit/s, 2.5 Gbit/s, or 10 Gbit/s, soon will be 40 Gbit/s, and spanning several countries or states) are now becoming commonplace. Increasing numbers of researchers now routinely transfer between 10 GB and multi-TB datasets over gigabit networks. Application domains for such massive transfers include data-intensive Grids (e.g., in Particle Physics, Earth Observation, Bio informatics, and Radio Astronomy), database mirroring for Web sites (e.g., in e-commerce), and push-based Web cache updates. Although the connectivity infrastructure is now in place, or will soon be, the transport and application protocols available to date are proving inadequate for fast transfer of large volumes of data over such networks. Current versions of TCP cannot fully exploit the network capacity. For instance, recovery time from a congestion event grows at a super-linear rate, and can easily exceed 10 minutes in very high bandwidth-delay product networks. It also requires a large congestion window for high throughput, consuming valuable system resources. A number of research teams have begun investigating advanced protocols for domain-specific and general applications. The International Workshop on Protocols for Fast Long-Distance Networks in CERN (http://datatag.web.cern.ch/datatag/pfldnet2003/) in Argonne (http://www-didc.lbl.gov/PFLDnet2004/) and in Lyon (http://www.ens-lyon.fr/LIP/RESO/pfldnet2005/) were very successful in bringing together many researchers from all over the world including North America, Europe and Asia who are working on these problems. This workshop will continue this tradition, and provide a perfect setting for researchers in this area to exchange ideas and experience. This single-track workshop will provide researchers and technologists with a focused, highly interactive opportunity to present, discuss and exchange experience on leading research, development and future directions in high performance transport and application protocols (TCP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, etc.) over fast long-distance networks. In order to facilitate discussions, attendance will be limited to 60 participants. Please register early to ensure your participation. Depending on the number of people who register, we may need to restrict the number of people from a given organization to allow for a broader representation of the research community. Registration will open late 2005. Call For Papers --------------- Participants wishing to present a paper should upload a four- pages extended abstract to http://www.hpcc.jp/pfldnet2006/ by October 14 2005. Authors whose abstracts are selected for presentation will have the option to submit a full paper, to be published on the PFLDnet 2006 web site and in the PFLDnet 2006 proceedings. Scope ----- The PFLDnet2006 workshop will focus on research issues and challenges as well as lessons learned from experience. Topics of interest include and are not limited to: - Protocol issues in fast long-distance networks - Enhancements of TCP and its variants - Novel data transport protocols designed for new application services - Transport over optical networks - RDMA over WANs - Shaping on TCP and UDP traffic - QoS and scalability issues - Parallel transfers and multistreaming - Multicast over fast long-distance networks - Modeling and simulation-based results - Experiments on real networks and actual measurements - Protocol benchmarking - Protocol implementation and hardware issues (PCs, NICs, TOEs, routers, switches, etc.) - Data replications and striping - Requirements and experience from bandwidth demanding applications - Bulk-data transfer applications both TCP and non-TCP based - Transport service for Grids Important Dates --------------- Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: October 14 Acceptance Notification: December 2 Final Paper Submission: January 20 Workshop: February 2-3 Committees ---------- Co-Chairs: Richard Hughes-Jones (Univ. Manchester - UK) Kei Hiraki (Univ. of Tokyo - JP) Jason Leigh (UIC - USA) Steering Committee: Pascale Vicat-Blanc Primet (INRIA - FR) Tomohiro Kudoh (AIST - JP) Katsushi Kobayashi (NICT - JP) Technical Program Committee : Brian L Tierney (LBL - USA) R. Les Cottrell (SLAC - USA) Bill Allcock (ANL - USA) Eitan Altman (INRIA - FR) Richard Carlson (Internet 2 - USA) Sally Floyd (ICIR - USA) Pascale Vicat-Blanc Primet (INRIA - FR) Tomohiro Kudoh (AIST - JP) Douglas Leith (Hamilton Institute - IR) Steven Low (CALTECH - USA) Medy Sanadidi (UCLA - USA) Robin Tasker (CCLRC - UK) Hideyuki Shimonishi (NEC - JP) Kenjiro Cho (IIJ - JP) Injong Rhee (NCSU - USA) Andrew Chien (UCSD - USA) Aaron Falk (ISI - USA) Katsushi Kobayashi (NICT - JP) Local Organization Committee: Noritoshi Demizu (NICT - JP) Sponsors: --------- NICT, JAPAN TBD. Contact: ikob(a)koganei.wide.ad.jp

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Infrastructure area meeting
by Cees de Laat 22 Jun '05

22 Jun '05

Dear *, As you all most probably know the area's are going to be restructured and the new area's will become effective at GGF 14. In the GFSG dance around which AD(s) takes/gets what area in the new structure I was extremely pleased to get the Infrastructure area, given that my professional interests are in Optical/photonic networking, service/control planes and make that underware a first class fit for the grid. You may be unaware but I have subscribed to your mailing lists in februari and have tried to follow what is going on (on some I was already subscribed). So I would like to have an area meeting which is scheduled for wednesday june 29th 18h00-19h30. In that meeting we can discuss: - note taker(s) - agenda bashing - current status of the different groups - current docs in production - scope of the area - what is missing in the area, where do we need more or less activity - how do we effectively work together in the future (I hate to impose useless phonecalls to your agenda's) The groups in this area are: ipv6-wg, nm-wg, datatransport-rg, ghpn-wg, nma-rg . I know that some groups may be dormant, or not meeting anymore, etc. I also want to remark that there are 2 BOF's running but not yet converged to being chartered: Sensor grids and grid-VPN although we actually may be close to finalizing that. Regarding the AD(s): I am currently the only AD for this area in the standards section. My term is ending in october. I was on the GFSG for a little over 3.5 years by then. The NOMCOM is currently in the process of getting these two positions (re)filled. If the NOMCOM chooses so I may be serving again after October, I am currently a nominee. Best regards, Cees. -- http://www.science.uva.nl/~delaat/

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