Dear Guy,
At 12:26 AM +0200 8/10/06, Guy Pujolle wrote:
Dear IFIP
TC6 members,
I have now
to attribute the chair positions for the sessions of Autonomic
Networking conférence (4 positions are available). Autonomic
Networking 06 is the join conference of IWAN, WAC, IntelComm and
SmartNet. Let me know if you are interested in such a
chairpersonship.
I'll be attending for sure, but due to teaching commitments that
are not yet finalized, I cannot guarantee a slot where I'll be there
for sure.
As one of
the flagship conference of TC6, you are invited to register in this
conference through the web site.
During the
meeting in Paris just after the conference we will have to discuss of
the next Autonomic Networking conference (I get some informal demands
to organize the conference in 2007) or to come back to individual
conference or continue AN and WAC and IWAN in parallel or any other
possibility.
Autonomic
Networking 2006, Paris 27 to 29 September 2006
www.autonomic-net.org
Finally, I
had no answer at all on the following message (below is the
interesting part of the message). The ACF meeting will take place
during the confernce in Paris, just 2 days before the TC6 meeting. I
think this is an important issue to discuss in Santiago for the
preliminary meeting of the TC6. So, if you have some comments please
let us know.
It would be nice to have a WG addressing fully Autonomic
Communications/Networking in TC6. Clearly WG6.7, hosting events like
INTELLCOMM, SMARTNET and IWAN, is somehow already addressing this
topic. Similarly, WG6.6 on management is also addressing AC. And
finally, NETCON is also in a related area (don't remember in which WG
it is).
Would it make sense to have 3 WGs (6.6, 6.7 and ACF) intersecting
that much, or would it be better to keep only 2 WGs, possibly
reshaped, with one of them clearly addressing Autonomic
Communication/Networking?
I'm just tring to figure out what would be the ideal struture of
TC6, but I would support getting ACF on board in one way or
another.
Best regards,
Guy
Best
regards,
Guy
----- Original Message -----
From: Guy Pujolle
To: Otto Spaniol ; ifip-tc6@informatik.rwth-aachen.de
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 1:52
AM
Subject: News + ACF
ACF
(Autonomic Networking Forum) is a forum created two years ago.
There are 600 members. Radu Popescu Zeletin is at the head of this
consortium. One of the potential proposal that could be an output of
the ACF meeting in Paris during the Autonomic Networking Conference
could be to propose to become a Working Group of the IFIP. This WG
focus could be on the normalization of AC interfaces and
environment (this is an output of discussions held some time ago
in a conference in Mykonos). So the TC6 could propose officially this
solution and let the ACF continues its very strong work within the
TC6 with a large freedom. This could be a strong action of the
TC6.
Guy
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