1. SFC Working Group Session 97th IETF Seoul, South Korea Chairs overview
Joel Halpern
and
Jim Guichard

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3. Agenda summary (times include Q&A)
Sorry this is so tight…
00:00 (9:30) Introduction (Wg-Chairs) 5 minutes
00:05 (9:35) OpenDaylight Control Plane Implementation (Remote Presentation, Brady Johnson) 20 minutes
00:25 (9:55) Service Function Chaining Metadata Type 1 and Type 2 (Behcet Sarikaya) 20 minutes
00:45 (10:15) SFC Control Plane Components and Requriements (Dave Dolson) 20 minutes
01:05 (10:35) SFC Security Design Team update (Daniel Migualt) 10 minutes
01:15 (10:45) Controlling Service Function Access to Network Service Header (Victor Vu) 10 minutes
01:25 (10:55) BGP Control Plane for NSH SFC (Adrian Farrel) 20 minutes
01:45 (11:15) Receive-only Service Function (Eric Wang) 10 minutes
01:55 (11:25) Network Service Header KPI Stamping (Remote Presentation, Rory Brown) 10 minutes
02:05 (11:35) RADIUS Attributes for NSH (Roberta Marline) 10 minutes
02:15 (11:45) SFC Network Security Use Cases and NSH Allocation (Eric Wang) 10 Minutes
0225 (11:55) Closing (WG Chiar) 5 minutes

4. Document Status Draft-ietf-sfc-control plane Draft-ietf-sfc-nsh
Will be presented today
In discussion with the AD about some concerns
Has completed WG last call
Draft-ietf-sfc-nsh
Some issues were raised, and will be addressed
Some new issues raised by BESS BGP control discussions
Please remember that re-opening an earlier discussion should be driven by new information, not just having been declared to be in the rough
Draft-ietf-sfc-hierarchical
Has requested more WG review preparatory to WG last call

5. WG Document plans
We need to decide, as a working group, how to progress several related drafts
The MD-1 allocation drafts
The MD-2 TLV description draft
Draft-sarikaya-sfc-metadatat1t2 – to be presented today
We need to progress the SFC OAM work
We would like to appoint a new co-author to work with Carlos on the framework
We need to determine how to advance the other drafts

6. Interim Meeting
In discussion with WG members and our AD, we have concluded that we need to push to move some of the work forward more expeditiously.
In order to get time for discussion and focus, we are looking at having an interim face-to-face wg meeting before the next IETF
Probably aim for January
Location still TBD.
It will be a long distance for some of our people.
We will try to enable remote participation, but the time zones will still be awkward.
We will make sure there is a rough agenda early, so that folks can plan