IETF 118

We will present our work about DNS over CoAP and open transparent forwarders. Futhermore, we will participate in the IETF Hackathon with multiple topics.

Undergraduate students will present:

• Sun,  5.11., 14:00, Congress Hall 1/2, Hackathon results
  • Tim Rieß, Jan Sommer, Dennis Kraus, Niko Kirste "High-level CoAP API for RIOT"
  • Tassilo Tanneberger, Moritz Schulz, Carl Seifert "ASPA Support in RTRlib"
  • Florian Dolzmann, Maximilian Stäps, Carl-Bennet Kuhlmann "Measuring Transparent Forwarders of the Open DNS Infrastructure"

Martine will present:

• Tue, 7.11., 15:30, Congress Hall 3: cbor (draft-lenders-dns-cbor)
• Thu, 9.11., 9:30, Ballroom: core (draft-ietf-core-dns-over-coap)
• Fri, 10.11. 9:30, Congress Hall 2: dnsop (draft-ietf-core-dns-over-coap and draft-lenders-dns-cbor)
• bonus (not official IETF WG talk ;)) Tue, 7.11., 18:30, Ballroom: Movie Night (Never mind the Gigwork, here's the Coffeebots) [nicht auf der offiziellen Agenda]

Maynard will present:

• Wed, 08.11. 9:30, Congress Hall 2: maprg (Transparent Forwarders: An Unnoticed Component of the Open DNS Infrastructure)

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