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IPv6 WG Minutes
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Date : 2000.2.17  16:00-17:00
Place: Epochal Dai-ichi hotel #402

Agenda:

1. Country update
   KR
        3 organizations are connected to KAIST
        ETRI connects 5-10 organizations w/ tunnels using sTLA space
        Korea IPv6 gateway will be moved to KTnoc/Seoul-XP
                using a single router for dual stack operation
   SG
        Translator service will be started for IPv6 users
   MY
        MSCNTT connected to Tokyo via 192kbps; NTT R&D primary
        soon to be establish a bgp session with WIDE/Tokyo
        Address: NTT /48 address, WIDE may offer /41 to MY IPv6 group
                MY IPv6 group may apply pTLA space to Bob Fink
        AS number is being applied to APNIC for routing

2. WG charter review
        "The purpose of the IPv6 WG is that to promote IPv6 and related
         technologies and activities in and around APAN"
3. Country contact point update
        JP: kato@wide.ad.jp
        KR: choi@bfbi.net
        MY: ettikan@nttmsc.com.my
        SG: ebslee@ntu.edu.sg for a moment

4. Other discussion items
  - Choi proposed to provide IPv6 connectivity to APRICOT2000 venue;
    He will contact with Taeha, who is arranging the environment.
    Kato presented that Steeve Deering will give a half-day tutorial
    on Feb 29th, and a SIG session by APNIC for IPv6 will be held in
    March 1st.
  - Lee proposed to operate Web proxies to help IPv6 users; e.g. Singapore
    Web proxies can access IPv4 Singaporian web contents through the proxy
    using IPv6. Kato will try to restart a Japanese web proxy for IPv6 users.
  - Lee also proposed to circulate the log/report for various
    IPv6 related activities, such as TAHI interoperability test performed
    in Oct 1999. (TAHI can be accessable through www.tahi.org) Lee also
    focuses to hold seminars when IPv6 experts are available. Kato presented
    that along to the next APAN meetings in Beijing, Aug 2000, IPv6 related
    session is being planned and some of the KAME forks are interested in
    to visit Beijing


Attendees:
Akira Kato              WIDE Project            kato@wide.ad.jp
Woohyong Choi           KAIST                   choi@bfbi.net
Johghyon Sohn           KAIST                   jsohn@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr
Hitoshi Moriyama        NTT                     hitoshi@nttv6.net
Chin Wen Sing           NTTMSC                  cwsing@nttmsc.com.my
Makoto Eguchi           NTT                     eguchi.makoto@lab.ntt.co.jp
Mark Williams           Notel Networks          marwilli@notelnetworks.com
Masaki Hirabaru         Merit                   masaki@merit.edu
Gopi Kurup              NTTMSC                  gopi@nttmsc.com.my
Lee Be Sung             SingaREN                ebslee@ntu.edu.sg
K Ettikan               NTTMSC                  ettikan@nttmsc.com.my
Yoshinori Kitatsuji     KDD R&D                 kitaji@kddlabs.co.jp
Masaaki Nabeshima       NTT                     nabe@slab.ntt.co.jp
Katsushi Kobayashi      CRL                     ikob@koganei.wide.ad.jp
Jieun Lee               KT                      jelee@kt.co.kr
Gopinathy Rao Sinmah    USM                     gopi@networks.cs.usm.my
Saravonon Kulanttevieli USM                     sara@networks.cs.usm.my
R. Sureswaran           USM                     sures@cs.usm.my
Yeong-il Seo            Korea Telecom           syi@watch.hana.ne.kr
Seung Yun Lee           ETRI                    sye@pec.etri.re.kr