[ietf78-tech] Welcome!

[Chris Elliott]

All,

I'm Chris Elliott (chelliot at pobox.com) and I've been involved in IETF  
networks for over 10 years. I've been doing networking since 1975 and  
my beard is older than most of the people I work with. :-)

I've worked for Cisco Systems (13 years), SAS Institute (9 years), US  
EPA (7 years), and a variety of beltway bandits (as Washington, DC  
consulting companies are affectionately known).

My primary area of expertise is Network Management and I am an author  
of "Performance and Fault Management", CiscoPress, 2000, as well as  
several IETF RFC's and drafts.

I primarily work with wireless and switching on IETF networks. I think  
I know as much about deploying wireless networks in the dense and high- 
utilization environment of IETF networks as anyone.

I hold CCIE certificate # 2013 in routing and switching, which I need  
to recertify before Maastricht.


--
Chris Elliott
CCIE # 2013


On May 3, 2010, at 4:08 AM, Jim Martin <jim at daedelus.com> wrote:

> Good day all!
>
>    Welcome to the IETF78 tech mailing list. This is the list for  
> technical discussions regarding the network for the upcoming IETF  
> meeting in Maastricht.
>
>    As it stands, the IETF is still in discussion with RIPE to have  
> several member of the RIPE meeting team join us in Maastricht. The  
> discussions are going very well, but no final decision has been  
> made. None the less, I've added both the traditional IETF volunteers  
> to the list as well as the potential RIPE folks.
>
>    Just so everyone knows, here's who's on the list:
>
> Traditional IETF NOC
> -----------------------------
> Jim Martin
> Karen O'Donoghue
> Chris Elliott
> Bill 'wej' Jensen
> Bill Fenner
> Randy Bush
> Joel Jaeggli
> Lucy Lynch
>
> RIPE Meeting Ops Staff
> ---------------------------------
> Brian Riddle
> Razvan Oprea
> Erik Romijn
> Ben O'Hara
> Menno Schepers
> Darius Seroka
> James Aldridge
>
>    Perhaps it might make sense to briefly introduce ourselves. Let  
> me start:
>
>    I'm Jim Martin (jim at daedelus.com), and I've been involved with  
> the IETF for something like 18 years now. I've been lucky to  
> coordinate the IETF Volunteer NOC team for much of that time. My  
> technical focus areas are IP Routing and IPv6, but I count myself a  
> generalist. In my day job, I run the operations team for ISC, which  
> includes F-Root.
>
>    Once we get the intros out of the way, I'll start throwing what  
> background I have on Maastricht out to the list.
>
>    -Jim
>
>
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