Here's the proposed new charter for the WG. Please speak up on the list if you
have comments or suggestions on how to improve the text.
It's intentionally terse in the hope we can avoid rat-holing and spending too
many edit cycles over long lists of stuff that's in/out of scope. If the
charter just focuses on the high-level principles it should mean the WG has the
flexibility to handle new DNS developments without the need for frequent
rechartering.
Two points:
1) The target is to reach WG consensus on stable charter text by 12/06 or so:
ie ~2 weeks from now. If this can be reached, the text will go for internal
IESG review by 26/06 and then go for IETF review and hopefully the IESG review
in the telechat of 10/07. All being well, the new charter should be in place
for IETF123.
2) The proposed milestones are sort of placeholders. I'm told WG charters must
include milestones and the IESG rejects ones that don't have them. It won't be
necessary to recharter the WG whenever milestones get added or removed. The
milestones below aren't part of the charter, so please don't get too hung up on
them. Some could well be dropped. The dates for these milestones are still to
be decided. BTW it's Med, our new AD, who said the charter text had to include
milestones. I'm just doing what I'm told.
Here's the charter text:
The DNSOP WG defines and documents the deployment and operational
considerations for the DNS protocol. The WG also provides guidance and
elaborates best current practices for DNS deployment.
DNSOP provides a venue for DNS operators and other interested parties to engage
in discussions around the operational requirements of DNS and publish
documents. Specifically, the WG welcomes insights from those who wish to share
operational experience and challenges as well as discuss other DNS-related
matters that are within scope of the working group.
The DNSOP WG is also responsible for maintenance, updates and extensions to the
DNS protocol.
The WG will engage with relevant WGs and other appropriate organisations
whenever collaboration is needed. DNSOP will liaise with IANA on the management
of IANA's DNS-related registries.
Milestones
• $DATE: Submit Structured Error Data for Filtered DNS to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit Delegation Revalidation by DNS Resolvers to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit Clarifications on CDS/CDNSKEY and CSYNC Consistency to the
IESG
• $DATE: Submit DNS IPv6 Transport Operational Guidelines to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit Domain Control Validation using DNS to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit Using DAN with SVCB and QUIC to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit Greasing Protocol Extension Points in the DNS to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit An update of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) to the IESG
• $DATE: Submit A Roadmap for DNS to the IESG
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