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Authentication Working Group
Chairpersons:  Jeff Schiller/MIT and Jon Rochlis/MIT





CURRENT MEETING REPORT
Reported by Jeff Schiller



ATTENDEES


       1. Carter, Glen/gcarter@ddn1.dca.mil

       2. Cook, John/cook@chipcom.com

       3. Galvin, James M./galvin@tis.com

       4. Jerian, Chuck/cpj@eng.sun.com

       5. Kincl, Norman/kincl@iag.hp.com

       6. Lee, Young/youngl@jessica.stanford.edu

       7. Leser, Norbert/nl@osf.org

       8. LoVerso, John/loverso@xylogics.com

       9. Mamakos, Louis/louie@trantor.umd.edu

      10. McCloghrie, Keith/kzm@twg.com

      11. Merritt, Don/don@brl.mil

      12. Mundy, Russ/mundy@tis.com

      13. Natalie, Ron/ron@rutgers.edu

      14. Pak, Raylene/raylene@tardis.tymnet

      15. Petry, Mike/petry@trantor.umd.edu

      16. Rochlis, Jon/jon@mit.edu

      17. Schiller, Jeff/jis@bitsy.mit.edu

      18. Schofield, Bruce J./schofield@edn-vax.dca.mil

      19. Tharenos, Michael/tharenos@jessica.stanford.edu


MINUTES

The AWG met briefly at the July IETF at Stanford.  The meeting was short and
basically consisted of announcements.  The following was announced by
myself:


   o The IP Authentication Option document will be submitted as an Internet
     Draft

   o Work is progressing on a document entitled "Authentication and Privacy
     in the SNMP" which attempts to address the issue of adding
     authentication to SNMP. This document is currently being worked on by
     its authors and should be ready to be circulated to the AWG on or
     before the October IETF meeting.


The next planned meeting of the AWG is for the October IETF.



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