The IETF 104 meeting started in Prague today, the CZ.NIC Association is hosting it

The main objective of the IETF’s regular meetings is to provide in-person contacts of members of individual working groups. The active members of the IETF include Ladislav Lhotka, head of the CZ.NIC Labs, who has authored and co-authored several RFC standards.

On March 23 – 29, a worldwide meeting of Internet engineers brought together under the designation IETF (Internet Engagement Task Force) takes place in Prague — IETF 104. The IETF organization is one of the main pillars of the Internet — it provides a platform for voluntary collaboration of experts on the creation of RFC (Request for Comments) needed to maintain the development and stability of the global computer network. The hosts of the Prague meeting are CZ.NIC, the Czech national domain administrator, and the American company CISCO.

The main objective of the IETF’s regular meetings is to provide in-person contacts of members of individual working groups. The active members of the IETF include Ladislav Lhotka, head of the CZ.NIC Labs, who has authored and co-authored several RFC standards.

More detailed information on the 104th IETF Meeting is available at www.ieft.org.