Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

[stanislav shalunov <>]

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Comments on minutes from last call

Review of previous action items

        * David H.: will investigate licensing terms for UDT.

        * Steven S.: working on an API document outline.

        * Stanislav: will produce a new draft of the design space
          document, taking existing comments into account.

        * All: read the design space document and comment.

        * All: keep eyes open for relevant funding opportunities.

New participants

        * Several people have joined the mailing list.

        * Who are you and what's your interest in transport?

Design space document comments

        * Status and time line.

        * Volunteers to contribute text and editing?

NSF Networking Technology and Systems (NeTS) Program Solicitation

        * http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2005/nsf05505/nsf05505.htm

        * Deadline: January 21, 2005

        * The first area/component of the solicitation, Networking
          Broadly Defined (NeTS-NBD), seems potentially relevant:
          ``Network and Protocol Architectures. [...] Example topics
          include [...] congestion control [...]''

Action items for next week

Next meeting

        * If we hold the meeting earlier, we'd have more luck with
          having a scribe join

        * Potential slots based on the schedules I have (New York time):

                - Monday, 2PM

                - Friday, noon

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Stanislav Shalunov              http://www.internet2.edu/~shalunov/

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