Internet Engineering Task Force : IETF
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is charged with developing and promoting Internet standards.The current chairman of the IETF is Harald Tveit Alvestrand.
List of IETF chairs:
- Harald Tveit Alvestrand (2001-present)
- Fred Baker[?] (1996-2001)
- Paul Mockapetris (1994-1995)
- Phill Gross[?] (1986-1993)
See also: standardization, Internet Standard, RFC, and IAB.
External Links:
- The official IETF site:
- Details on how IETF is organized:
- Harald Alvestrands IETF activities (by Alvestrand):
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