doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 1 ARC-agenda-report-minutes-july-2011 Date: Authors:

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Abstract Agenda, working document, report and minutes for ARC SC, July 2011, San Francisco July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 2

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission IEEE Architecture Standing Committee Agenda, working document & report July 2011 sessions. July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 3

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission ARC Agenda – July 2011 Administration –Attendance –Approve Agenda –Policies 802 Overview & Architecture ballot –Status update –Comments? Future sessions / SC activities –Station/bridge definition discussion July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 4

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Attendance Reminder to attendees to sign in for.11 attendance credit July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 5

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Patent policy As an SC, this session is covered by the WG Patent policy announcements. Even though we don’t have to read the policy to SC attendees, all attendees are reminded that the policies are in effect and apply to SC sessions. July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 6

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission 802 Organization & Architecture revision Draft 1.2 is in the members area –Instructions to access all needed documents are here: 802/LB802architecture_instructions.html Status: –First letter ballot completed. In comment resolution. –Comments ‘assigned’ to have been resolved. –Latest update comment resolutions are in 11-11/1053r0 July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 7

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, IncSlide Architecture Document Monday Agenda Item

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, IncSlide Architecture Document Abstract: IEEE Std , IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Overview and Architecture, provides an overview to the family of IEEE 802 standards. It describes the relationship of the IEEE 802 standards to the Open Systems Interconnection Basic Reference Model [ISO/IEC :1994] and explains the relationship of these standards to the higher layer protocols; it provides a standard for the structure of LAN MAC addresses; it provides a standard for identification of public, private, prototype, and standard protocols; and it defines an Object Identifier hierarchy used within IEEE 802 for uniform allocation of Object Identifiers used in IEEE 802 standards Monday Agenda Item

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Reference Model Annex in 802 O&A See 11-10/1450r0, for text July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 10

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission ARC Future Activities & sessions SC Chair & WG Chair have (in 2009) decided to “hibernate” the ARC SC… –until industry conditions improve, or –a specific focused task is requested of the SC for which the is sufficient volunteer interest Therefore, ARC SC will not be scheduling formal sessions again, until/unless the above happens again If you have a topic that you would like ARC SC assistance with, contact the SC chair and we’ll see what we can do. July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 11

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Planning for Sept 2011 No firm Sept F2F plans – one slot in reserve ARC SC will schedule teleconferences with 10 days notice –To discuss any specific requests that arise Anticipate a teleconference discussion on extending the “station/bridge concept” July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 12

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission Notable issues raised at 802 O&A sessions CID 56: EtherType discussion in –Agreed that does not “natively” support carrying EtherType. Rather, we map it to SNAP header, per Annex P (REVmb numbering). CID 204: Section 5.3 on error rate requirements. –Already have a change to restrict some of this to wired/optical networks. Added a change to apply FER only to frames of less than 2048 octets. Agreed to change in title of the section to “Error ratios”. Rest of changes are still being discussed within 802 group. CIDs 29, 23, 12, 13: Section 5.4 on service availability following insertion/removal of a device from the network –Significantly rewrote the paragraph. Distinguish bridge insertion/removal from end station. Clarify that 802 provides for bridge insertion/removal and a quick recovery, compared to the constraints of the network technology’s packet rate. Clarify that end station insertion/removal must not affect other end stations at all (although some legacy networks can’t do this). July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 13

doc.: IEEE /1054r1 Submission July session minutes Wednesday 7/20/2011 –V. Chair called session to order –Agenda approved –802 Organization & Architecture revision ballot comments discussed Agreed to propose updated Figure 4-11 (REVmb D9.0) as the figure for the RM Annex (this update includes 11u concepts) Documents 11-11/1053r0, 11-10/1450r0 Note that previous slide in this (11-11/1054) document was created following the ARC SC session, and not discussed there –Future plans discussion Anticipate a teleconference, with 10 days notice, to discuss extending 802 O&A “station/bridge” concept to better fit –Session adjourned July 2011 Mark Hamilton, Polycom, Inc.Slide 14