Contact the IETF

IETF Administrative Director
Ray Pelletier
iad@ietf.org

The IETF Administrative Director (IAD) has the day-to-day operational responsibility of providing the fiscal and administrative support to the IETF through other activities, contractors and volunteers.

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IETF Points of Contact

Below is a list of active e-mail addresses/links for use in contacting the IETF Secretariat. Please use these addresses/URLs for the indicated purposes only. Please do not copy the e-mail addresses in correspondence unless your message includes a request for Secretariat support. To contact the IETF Executive Director, please send a message to exec-director@ietf.org.

General/Administrative

Meetings and Proceedings

Liaison and IPR Statements

Problem Reports

  • ietf-action@ietf.org: To report technical problems (e.g. problems related to servers, mailing lists, archives, web tools, etc.) or to offer suggestions
  • webmaster@ietf.org: To report outdated or incorrect content on the IETF web site (including broken links) or to offer general suggestions on how site organization can be improved
  • Contact Form: To report difficulty sending email to IETF mailing lists and/or the Secretariat

Encrypted Mail

To send encrypted email, you can use either our PGP key or SMIME Certificate, and send to the email address in the key/cert. This is for credit card or other confidential information ONLY; other email must be sent to the appropriate addresses above.

Historic Points of Contact

The following addresses, which are equivalent to addresses listed above, will be retained for the foreseeable future because they are mentioned in RFCs or other documentation that cannot be changed at this time.


IETF Monthly Status Reports

Internet Monthly Reports (IMRs) were the vehicle used to communicate to the Internet Research Group the accomplishments, milestones reached, or problems discovered by the participating organizations. These reports were crucial in the early development days of the Internet as they consolidated all the efforts of the many different groups working on the continued development and enhancement of the Internet. The compilation and distribution of IMRs ceased as of January, 1999.

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