1. NextHop Technologies, Inc. BGP-4 MIB Status, IETF 56 Jeffrey Haas

2. NextHop Technologies, Inc. V1 MIB Last Call has been issued. Many editorial comments have been received. New SNMP boiler plates need to be incorporated. No structural changes made, however a large amount of text will be altered due to the boilerplate. Do we need to do another last call after the changes? Changes will be incorporated within 2 weeks after end of this IETF. Promise!

3. NextHop Technologies, Inc. V1 MIB, cont. As part of the standardization process, we need implementation reports. We did this before, we’ll need to do it again. Please e-mail jhaas@nexthop.com so we can coordinate the report for your implementation.jhaas@nexthop.com

4. NextHop Technologies, Inc. V2 MIB As a side-effect of the V1 MIB Last Call, we have received new attention on the V2 MIB. Thanks for the feedback. V2 MIB needs to incorporate further work to incorporate latest changes to BGP draft, especially the FSM. We need more reviewers. A MIB-2 OID will be pursued as part of the latest changes.

5. NextHop Technologies, Inc. V2 MIB, cont. The index method for RFC-based extensions has been questioned. We will pursue further discussion of this in the mailing list.