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From: malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis)
Subject: [list.iplpdn] Frame Relay introduction to the IETF plenary
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Date: Fri, 8 Mar 1991 03:33:25 GMT
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Archive-name: internet/public-datanet/frame-relay/1991-03-07
Archive: ccv1.bbn.com:/pub/IETF-Frame-Relay-Intro.ps [128.89.4.29]
Original-posting-by: malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis)
Original-subject: Frame Relay introduction to the IETF plenary
Reposted-by: emv@ox.com (Edward Vielmetti)

On Tuesday afternoon, I am scheduled to present an introduction
to Frame Relay to the IETF plenary.  If you are interested in the
subject, please attend my talk so that I don't have to repeat it
the next morning to the working group.  That'll give us more time
to spend discussing issues in the working group meeting.

As an additional service to all of you iplpdn'ers out there:

If you would like an advance look at my overhead slides, would
like a copy to wrote notes on as I talk, or can't attend IETF but
would still like to look at my slides, they are available by
anonymous ftp in postscript form.

Ftp to ccv1.bbn.com (128.89.4.29), and log in using anonymous
(any password).  The file is pub/IETF-Frame-Relay-Intro.ps.  It's
219K in size, and contains 40 slides (one per page).  It should
print on most any postscript printer.  (It started life as
Macintosh postscript, but has been post-processed by "macps").

Also coming very soon to an iplpdn mailing list near you - the
latest version of the Frame Relay encapsulation draft
specification, now presented jointly by BBN and Wellfleet, for
discussion in the working group meeting.  The specification has
been amended quite a bit, so please read it through in
preparation for the working group meeting.  I expect you'll see
it sometime today - it's getting a few final editorial touches
even as I type.

Enjoy, and see you in St. Louis,
Andy