[nm-wg] postponement of tomorrow's call

[Leese, MJ (Mark)]

Hi folks,

As warned, tomorrow's call is postponed until next Tuesday (the 18th). With the Christmas vacation and so on, people haven't made enough progress writing certain things up to warrant a call (me included :)

Dial in info and agenda remain the same (see below). Apologises for the delay.

For next week can everyone please look at the developer's doc and try produce their own example for ping or iperf. This is an excellent way of getting to know the work and trying it out. The doc contain a traceroute example to get you started.

Cheers,

Mark.

-----Original Message-----
From: Leese, MJ (Mark)
To: nmwg (E-mail)
Sent: 05/01/2005 16:38
Subject: next call and summary of 21st December call

Hey folks,

The next call is PROVISIONALLY set for Tuesday 11th January at the usual
time (8am PST, 10am US CST, 11am US EST, 4pm GMT, 5pm CET etc etc). I'll
check people's progress before the call, and will postpone it by a week
if there isn't a great deal to report. If you hear nothing, please
assume it's on :) Dial-in info will be:

	(Inside the U.K.)  0871 271 2900
	(Outside the U.K.) +44 (0)870 050 6800

	Enter the meeting code 255404 when asked.

	U.K. users are charged at 8.51p per minute (plus VAT) per
minute.
	Non-U.K. users will be charged according to their local telecom
providers.

Agenda:

1. Continue discussing the new/"normalised" schemas:
	+ progress from Dan
	+ any new examples (e.g. iperf example from Mark)
2. Review Mark and Paul's progress in stabilising the current schemas


Notes from the last conference call are below. Please let me know if
I've made any mistakes. Actions (all for Mark :-( are at the end. Three
point summary:

* At the moment the developer's doc only includes a traceroute example.
Everyone should look producing examples themselves (e.g. ping or iperf)
as a way of getting to grips with the work.
* Mark and Paul had nothing to report on stabilising the current
schemas. Will be something for after Christmas.
* This was Paul's last call - he's now left UCL. Mark thanked him for
his hard work on the schemas over the last 12-18 months.

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