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IETF@25 by the Numbers http://www.ietf.org/25years Numbers as of 16 January 2011: RFCs: 4742 RFC authors: 3612 IETF meetings: 79 Participants at IETF 1: 21 Participants at IETF 79: 1207 Total IETF meeting participants: 80,156

First IETF Chair 16 January 1986 Mike Corrigan First IETF Chair 16 January 1986

IETF 1 Participants Present at IETF 80 Ross Callon Mike Corrigan Bob Hinden Mike St Johns Lixia Zhang

Notes from 16 Jan 1986

IETF 1 - The Agenda 1. Protocol Stabilization/Rationalization TCP Group EGP Group Nameservers Subnetting Network Time Protocol PC support IP Addressing

IETF 1 - The Agenda Future: Multicast Congest. Ctl. Int. L.A. T.O.S. Dynamic between internet requirements: 1) Stabilization of Environment; 2) Support for new requirements/research

Still on the "To Do" List from IETF 1 1. Protocol Stabilization/Rationalization IP Addressing - IPv6 transition - will addressing "silo”? 3.  Protocol Police - "Tarpitting"??? 5.  New Networks & New Experimental Network => Op.      network transition - Internet2? and what next? 5.  State of Internet Measurement - Lixia is still working on it Multicast - Efficient and Secure? Congestion Control - Do the assumptions of the Van Jacobsen solution remain valid? T.O.S. - Can we support mobile and medical grade networks?