Transcript ETSI Activities related to IP_PSO GA 2002

Actions and Decisions
for the November 2001 – June 2002 period
Status Report on PSO
Protocol Council Activities
Azucena Hernández
ETSI Board member
ICANN PSO Council member
Telefónica de España
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Agenda
 The PSO Mission and Structure
 The PSO Activities
 The PSO’s Signatories Role in ICANN
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Protocol Supporting Organization
Mission and Structure
Members of the PSO PC
 The PSO is a consensus
ETSI
Azucena Hernández
Tapio Kaijanen
based advisory body
within ICANN framework
 Day-to-day activities of the
IETF
Geoff Huston
Mike St. Johns
PSO conducted through
the Protocol Council
ITU-T
Brian Moore
Richard Hill
 Principles for forming and
operating the PSO defined
in the MoU (signed on
W3C
14 July 1999)
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Martin Dürst
Daniel Weitzner
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Duties of PSO PC
 Advise the ICANN Board on referred matters relating to
assignment of parameters for Internet Protocols
 Development of policies & procedures for conflict
resolution as requested by the signatory SDOs
 Development of substantive policies in the area of protocol
parameter assignment
 Appointment of Directors of the ICANN Board in accordance
with the By-laws of ICANN
 Provision of open information on official communications
between ICANN and the PSO, Protocol Council proceedings
and meeting announcements
 Holding of an open General Assembly
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PSO Activities (Nov 2001-June 2002)
 8 Teleconferences hold by the PSO Protocol Council
 PSO published Common Positions
 At ICANN’s request, PSO Position on the Alternative Roots
elaborated (http://www.pso.icann.org/PSO_Statements/PSO-Statements-28September2001.txt)
 At ALSC’s request, comments to the Draft Report on the At-Large
Membership elaborated:
(http://www.pso.icann.org/PSO_Statements/PSO-Statements-26October2001.txt)
 PSO nominations to ICANN ad hoc groups:
 Mr. R. Laorden to the ICANN Internationalized Domain Names
Committee
 ISO application to be a member of the PSO (still under
consideration by the PSO PC) http://www.pso.icann.org/PSO_Statements/PSO.pdf
 PSO General Assembly hold the 19th June 2002 in Geneva
(Switzerland) kindly hosted by the ITU-T
 PSO-PC Secretariat provided by the ITU-T
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PSO and the ICANN Reform
 PSO PC is highly interested on the ICANN Reform
discussions
 The views of the 4 organizations are not identical but some
common grounds are emerging
 Each organization has submitted to ICANN its own position:
 ETSI position to be found in (http://www.etsi.org/icann)
 IETF position to be found in http://www.iab.org/DOCUMENTS/icannresponse.html
 ITU-T position to be found in http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/tsb-director/ituticann/index.html
 W3C position is pending
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PSO PC will continue discussing and reacting to the new
proposals elaborated by the ICANN E&R Committee.
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Selection of a PSO Nominee
to the ICANN Board
Key Dates:
 June 1st 2002
Opening the Call for Nominations
 July 15th 2002
Closing Date for Nominations
 Sept 15th 2002
PSO-PC to notify the ICANN Board
of its selection
 Oct 1st
2002
Beginning of the Term
of the new ICANN Director
The current two Directors on the ICANN Board selected by PSO are:
 Mr Vinton G. Cerf (Chairman)
 Mr Helmut Schink
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Knowing the PSO organizations
 ETSI (www.etsi.org)
European Telecommunications Standards Institute
 IETF (www.ietf.org)
Internet Engineering Task Force
 ITU-T (www.itu.int)
International Telecommunications Union- Telecom Standardization
 W3C (www.w3.org)
World Wide Web Consortium
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ETSI in numbers
 672 Full Members from 35 European Countries
 191 Associate Members from 19 other Countries
 49 Observers from 18 Countries
TOTAL MEMBERSHIP:
912 members from 54 countries
Working liaisons with 70 Organizations (SDOs and Fora)
Membership by Status
Observers
5%
Membership by category
Network
Operators
14%
Associate
Members
21%
Service Providers
& Others
23%
Users
3%
Full Members
74%
Administrations
7%
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Manufacturers
53%
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ETSI’s engagement on IP
 Convergence IP/Telecommunications, ENUM
 IP based Next Generation Networks
 IP Multimedia System (IMS) on 3G (3rd generation mobile)
 IP over Cable access & protocols, IP over satellite
 Electronic Signatures, Lawful Interception over IP
 Radio interface to IP networks, DECT access to IP networks
 Metaprotocols and e2e interactive services
over mixed scenarios IP-non IP
 all IP Core Network and IP Core in the future Public Safety Network
ETSI STRATEGY
Shaping the future of MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS
Remaining a driver in FIXED NETWORKS
Targeting its INTERNET involvement
Bridging the FIXED/ MOBILE/ INTERNET/ BROADCASTING
CONVERGENCE
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NGN and 3G
Major Standardization Projects in ETSI
 NGN Project:
The following technical areas are specifically addressed by ETSI:
Architecture and protocols
End to end QoS
Service platforms
Network management for NGN
Lawful interception
Security
N&A (Naming & Addressing)
Marketing
Requirements
Architecture
Protocols
Inter-op +
Profiles
Application to specific systems
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3G Project
The Roadmap from GSM to 3G
All-IP Network
IP-based Multimedia Services (IMS)
Use of SIP (IPv6)
2nd 3G Release
1st
3G Release
Creation of UTRA (UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access)
Extension of GSM + GPRS with limited IP integration
Circuit switched voice+data. Packet switched by GPRS
GSM
Phase 1
3G
Phase 2 Rel 96 Rel 97 Rel 98
GPRS
Rel 99 Rel 4 Rel 5
UTRA
Rel 6
IMS
1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
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ETSI in ICANN
 ETSI offers its international leadership on mobile aspects, essential
in the short term evolution of Internet.
 ETSI offers technical and policy making expertise on Interoperability
between Internet and existing telecommunication networks.
 ETSI offers technical and policy competence on ENUM, Next
Generation Networks as a convergence of IP and non-IP
technologies, service and content provision, security.....
 ETSI offers capability to co-operate and collaborate with other parts
of the ICANN structure in orderIntoTAC
get the best synergies for the
benefit of the whole community. &
 ETSI offers experience on
industry requirements and strategy
inlinking
the NomCom
with the one of governments and regulators.
 ETSI offers experience on taking policy decisions in a timely manner
by means of using well defined democratic mayority based
procedures and appeal methods to protect the rights of minorities.
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ITU-T in numbers
 189 Member States (governments)
 671 Sector Members (industry)
 Working liaisons (A.4/A.5) with most SDOs and fora,
including ETSI, IETF and W3C.
 Member of WSC together with ISO and IEC
 Observer in the GSC (collaboration of regional SDOs)
 New Alternative Approval Process - 2 months. Nearly
200 Recommendations approved by this method in
2001.
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ITU-T activities on IP
 ENUM
 Multiprotocol and IP based networks and their
interworking
 IP Cablecom
 Mediacom
 e-commerce and e-business
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ITU-T in ICANN
 Supports the PSO
 Offers expertise on policy making by governments
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W3C in numbers
 500 members
 Centers in USA, France and Japan + other offices in
Europe, Asia & Africa
 Director: Mr Tim Berners-Lee (inventor of the WEB)
 5 domains: Architecture, Document Formats,
Interaction, Technology & Society, Accesibility
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W3C activities on IP
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Extensible Markup Language (XML)
Web Services (SOAP, WSDL..)
Hypertext (XHTML,...)
Metadata/Content Selection (RDF, Semantic Web)
Digital Signature (XSIG)
etc....
Semantic Web and Web Services are
major projects to make the Web more
intelligent
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W3C in ICANN
Major Areas of concern:
 DNS at root of URIs: URI stability fundamental for
stable Web
 Insure decentralised evolution of technical protocols
for the Web
 Use of URI for protocol identifiers
 Integration of Internationalised Domain Names and
URIs/IRIs
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IP standards development requires global
collaboration
UMTS Forum
IPv6 Forum
ETNO
GSM Europe
IETF
EICTA
IP
W3C
INRIA
ETSI
ITU
RIPE
ICANN
EURO ISP Association
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WAP Forum
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Thank you!
http://www.pso.icann.org
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