Concluded WG Generic Internet Service Description (gisd)
Note: The data for concluded WGs is occasionally incorrect.
WG | Name | Generic Internet Service Description | |
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Acronym | gisd | ||
Area | Operational Requirements Area (ops-old) | ||
State | Concluded | ||
Charter | charter-ietf-gisd-01 Approved | ||
Document dependencies | |||
Personnel | Chair | David Sitman | |
Area Director | Scott O. Bradner | ||
Mailing list | Address | gisd-wg@ripe.net | |
To subscribe | majordomo@ripe.net | ||
Archive | ftp://ftp.ripe.net/ripe/archives/gisd-wg/current |
Final Charter for Working Group
GISD collects short descriptions of Internet service aspects. Internet
service in GISD means the interaction of Internet service providers
among themselves and with their users. GISD aims to provide a
common frame of reference and vocabulary to talk about an Internet
service. For each aspect of the Internet service, it describes different
options for service provision in use in the current Internet. GISD is
merely descriptive and does not proscribe or mandate. The GISD document is
intended to be a living document, collecting the work of many contributors.
The GISD Working Group will update and revise the GISD document to
assist network service providers in a better understanding and description
of what Interent service means.
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Update and revise the GISD document that lists the areas and aspects of
interest to TCP/IP network service providers. -
Identify additional GISD areas and aspects appropriate to GISD.
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Identify areas of overlap with other IETF working groups.
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Create a reference document of GISD terms.
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Establish procedures to ensure the ongoing maintenance of the document
and identify an organization willing to do it.
Milestones
Date | Milestone | Associated documents |
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Jul 1994 | Follow-up with final amendments and submit to RFC Editor for publication as an FYI RFC. | |
Mar 1994 | Draft of GISD will be prepared. Submit as Internet-Draft. | |
Nov 1993 | Review current GISD draft and add any additional areas and aspects felt essential. |