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Reverted edits by Lidia80 (Talk); changed back to last version by Wes

Lidia80 at 16:06, 26 February 2010

2010-02-26T16:06:02Z

Wes at 19:29, 29 April 2009

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[[IETF]] '''Working Groups''' (WGs) are where all the work gets done in the IETF. They have mailing lists, regular in-person meetings and a highly technically oriented around discussions (you won't be hand-walked through something if you show up; expect to know what you're talking about before you get there).

All of the standardized [[MIB]]s have been defined in IETF WGs, as has the [[SNMP]] and [[AgentX]] Protocols.

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−	[[IETF]] '''Working Groups''' (WGs) are where all the work gets done in the IETF. They have mailing lists, regular in-person ~~[http://www.bestdissertation.com/ dissertation]~~ and a highly technically oriented around discussions (you won't be hand-walked through something if you show up; expect to know what you're talking about before you get there).	+	[[IETF]] '''Working Groups''' (WGs) are where all the work gets done in the IETF. They have mailing lists, regular in-person meetings and a highly technically oriented around discussions (you won't be hand-walked through something if you show up; expect to know what you're talking about before you get there).

	All of the standardized [[MIB]]s have been defined in IETF WGs, as has the [[SNMP]] and [[AgentX]] Protocols.		All of the standardized [[MIB]]s have been defined in IETF WGs, as has the [[SNMP]] and [[AgentX]] Protocols.

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−	[[IETF]] '''Working Groups''' (WGs) are where all the work gets done in the IETF. They have mailing lists, regular in-person ~~meetings~~ and a highly technically oriented around discussions (you won't be hand-walked through something if you show up; expect to know what you're talking about before you get there).	+	[[IETF]] '''Working Groups''' (WGs) are where all the work gets done in the IETF. They have mailing lists, regular in-person [http://www.bestdissertation.com/ dissertation] and a highly technically oriented around discussions (you won't be hand-walked through something if you show up; expect to know what you're talking about before you get there).

	All of the standardized [[MIB]]s have been defined in IETF WGs, as has the [[SNMP]] and [[AgentX]] Protocols.		All of the standardized [[MIB]]s have been defined in IETF WGs, as has the [[SNMP]] and [[AgentX]] Protocols.