There were none
This was agreed as being every fourth Wednesday at 11am, alternating between KB & central area
It was agreed that the meeting should be used for progress reports for Division-wide projects, etc, and for presentations of topics of general interest to COs. Attendance would be required only for those involved in active projects and service provision.
There were none
An overview of current thinking about infrastructure issues was presented, with the main categories being:
This was followed by general discussion, during which the following points were raised:
A need for Division-wide news groups had been expressed by Policy Committee, and it was suggested that a parallel system of news group(s) and mailing list(s) be set up, including an "announce" list as an alternative to the abused "staff" list (and posting to "staff" to be restricted if use of the alternative list doesn't catch on). A proposal incorporating these suggestions is to be produced.
[Action: RAH]
Some concern was expressed over the degree of support for VLANs by EUCS, and the level of any such support. Further clarification will be sought from EUCS.
[Action: GDMR]
The question of general (automated) access to the Divisional database was raised, and generated an interesting exchange of views. There was some discussion about the viability of access mechanisms that did not generate a verifiable audit trail. However, it was felt that some data was already available anonymously via the web, and further clarification would be sought.
[Action: KTD]
It was decided that the InfCOs portion of the Division web hierarchy that dealt with the cross-Divisional meetings should have unrestricted access.
[Action: KTD]
The next meeting was scheduled for 11am at JCMB, Room 2511, on Wednesday, April 5th.
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