Congestion Exposure (CONEX) BoF
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Tuesday, November 10 from 1520-1810

Congestion Exposure (ConEx) is a proposed new IETF activity to enable 
congestion to be exposed along the forwarding path of the Internet. By 
revealing expected congestion in the IP header of packets, congestion 
exposure provides a generic network capability which allows greater 
freedom over how capacity is shared. Such information could be used for 
many purposes, including congestion policing, accountability and 
inter-domain SLAs. It may also open new approaches to QoS and traffic 
engineering.

CHAIRS:
	Leslie Daigle
	Philip Eardley

MORE INFO:  http://trac.tools.ietf.org/area/tsv/trac/wiki/re-ECN

AGENDA

Administrivia [ 5 mins]
Introduction by chairs [ 5 mins]

Background
  The problem & motivation [50 mins]
    end-user perspective [Murari Sridharan]
    ISP perspective [Rich Woundy]
    technical problem [Mark Handley]

  Towards a solution [20 mins]
    Overview of re-ECN   [Bob Briscoe]

Discussion of potential IETF work
  Constraints [10 mins] [Philip Eardley]
  Discussion of viability of congestion exposure [40 mins] [Leslie Daigle]
  Draft charter discussion [20 mins]

Questions and hums [10 mins]

After close of BoF meeting -- Bar BoF of demonstrations