On Dec 19, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Matt Mathis wrote:
Why not do this for the entire meeting ? In fact, why not do it
for the entire meeting even if there isn't a plenary outage ?
Good idea!, except perhaps 71 is too soon. How about the plenary
outage as planed for 71, and the entire IETF after that?
I actually had in mind a parallel network, offering only IPv6, but
with v4 still available on the original network, at least in the
beginning.
(Perhaps support IPv4 in the terminal room only, for individuals
who don't have enough leverage to move their home institutions.)
I suspect that there are enough good engineers at the plenary to
route around any artificial restrictions. For example, those with
Macs and EVD0 cards could easily set up wired or wireless LANs
offering v4...
The point is not to cause people to debug during the IETF, but to
cause people to notice deployment problems and to have them fixed
by the following
IETF.
So would it be OK if I set up a high bandwidth multicast HD video
stream from the plenary ? The IETF used to be
a great tool to help debug multicast problems...
Thanks,
--MM--
Regards
Marshall
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