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Character MIB (CHARMIB) Charter

Chair(s)

Mailing List Information

Description of Working Group

The Character MIB Working Group is chartered to prepare a recommendation to the IESG evaluating RFCs 1316-1318 (the Character MIBs) with respect to the standards track.

The recommendation will document implementation, interoperability, and deployment experience. If these experiences suggest that changes should be made to the documents, new drafts may be prepared. The recommendation will report one of four outcomes for each RFC:

- That the RFC should be advanced from Proposed to Draft Standard status, without changes (if no problems are found);

- That a draft prepared by the working group should replace the RFC, and be designated a Draft Standard (if only minor changes are made);

- That a draft prepared by the working group should replace the RFC, and be designated a Proposed Standard (if major changes or feature enhancements are made); or,

- That the RFC should be designated as Historic (if this technology is problematic).

Goals and Milestones

Done
Mailing list discussion of Charter and collection of concerns.
Done
Discussion and final approval of Charter; discussion on models and terminology. Make writing assignments.
Done
First draft document, discussion, additional drafts, special meeting?
Done
Review latest draft and if OK, give to IESG for publication as RFC.
Done
Reactivation of Working Group to prepare the Character MIBs for Draft Standard.
Jun 1993
Post an Internet-Draft with the results of the survey of implementation and operational experiences with the Character MIBs. Post revised MIB documents if necessary.
Aug 1993
Submit the Character MIBs to the IESG for consideration as Draft Standards.

NOTE: The Internet-Draft(s) listed below may have been deleted since they are only good for six months.

Internet-Drafts

Request for Comments