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 Joint Application-and-Technology Area Meeting
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 Date  : July 3, 1998
 Place : Room #2313, Korean Telecom Research Center, Seoul, Korea


 1. Review of the Organization Diagram

   The last diagram is available at http://apan.net/documents/mailing.GIF
   which reflects the discussion in Seoul.


 2. WG Report

  Application Area:

  - Cache 
    There is a report by Mr Nabeshima which is attached at the
    end of this minutes.

  - Multimedia 
    Since we missed the WG chair, Prof Sureswaren Ramadass (MY),
    we will discuss this at the next meeting in Osaka in 1999.

  - Security

  - (Immersive VR)
    The mailing list was made.  We would like to hear from 
    Prof Rick McMullen (IU) for further activities.

  Network Technology Area:

  - IPv6

  - Design
    This WG is no more a WG under Network Technology Area.
    We still keep the mailing list of <design@apan.net>.
    Coordinator is again Mr Masahiko Fujinaga (KDD).

  - Multicast/Mbone

  - Measurement

  - RSVP 
    The WGs of RSVP and Differential Services are merged into QoS
    WG.  The chairperson is Prof Dae Young Kim (CNU).

  - Satellite Internet
    A document was circulated at the meeting.
    (*** The PPT file is also available.)

  - (Differentiated Service)
    Merged into QoS WG.

 3. New WG Proposal

   -Television WG
   -Digital TV
   -HDTV, ... over APAN

   A new WG, television, was created.  The chairperson is 
   Prof Yang Hee Choi (SNU).

 4. Server Development Coordination

   - Demonstration server
   - archive server
   - cache server
   - route/name server

   To have a attractive demonstration, we need a new group for
   special projects.  Temporarily, the group is temporarily
   headed by Prof Shigeki Goto (Waseda U).

 5. Initial configuration of bandwidth for cache, mbone etc.

   -(IPv6-Mbone Proposed)
   - to run regular or high performance Mbone in IPv6 for
     production usage

   Prof Akira Kato (U Tokyo) described that Web/HTTP on IPv6 is
   coming soon.  IPv6 would be popular if we can convert IPv6 and 
   IPv4 properly.

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  Cache WG update (for committee meeting)

  Root Cache Servers Status

  - Singapore
    Dec Alpha server, 512MB mem, 18GB Disk Working
  - Korea
    Sun Enterprise server, 256MB mem, 120GB Disk Working
  - Japan
    4 PCs, 512MB mem, 27GB Disk
    Testing  at NTT labs (will move to Tokyo XP soon)

  Cooperated operation will be in action in August

  Additional activity
    Large object cache
    Special cache server  handling Large objects
    e.g. MPEG Movie: 100M ~
    KAIST is working
    Will be available in ‘99  

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