*Attendees*
Chris Misra, U. Massachusetts (chair)
Rich Crop, Penn State U.
Joe St. Sauver, U. Oregon
Lisa Hogeboom, Internet2
Renee Frost, Internet2
Steve Olshansky, Internet2
Jessica Bibbee, Internet2 (scribe)
Carry Over *Action Items*
[AI] {Chris and Kevin} will talk to Kevin Miller about how to link the NetAuth and FWNA wikis in order to facilitate development of 802.1X content.
[AI] {Group} will collaborate to draft 802.1X deployment documents via wiki.
[AI] {Anyone} who has slides or content related to NetAuth use cases or case studies, send them to SteveO for posting on the NetAuth website.

*Agenda*
1. Next steps with 802.1x follow-up
     - Creating a level set document
     - Defining architectural and deployment models
     - Related to both NetAuth and FWNA efforts.
     - Use of wiki for document development
     - Producing PDF for broader consumption
2. Meetings
     - Internet2 Fall Member Meeting: <http://events.internet2.edu/2006/fall-mm/calls-proposals.cfm>
     - NetAuth and TNC
     - Others
3. NEA update
     - Meeting with TNC folks
4. Relationship to FWNA

*Discussion*
The upcoming Fall Internet2 Member Meeting over December 4-7 in Chicago will include a combined NetAuth and FWNA BoF on Monday. {Chris} also updated the Group on an additional TNC session that has recently been added to the program. It has been decided that there will not be a DNSSEC session. Regarding the 802.1x session, {Chris} is still looking for another presenter to join {Rich} in discussing their campus’ use of 802.1x. More information can be found at <http://events.internet2.edu/2006/fall-mm/index.html>.

The Group briefly discussed integration aspects of two-factor authentication with SSO. There is sufficient interest, amid the administrative, technical, and financial issues. {Rich} mentioned that Penn State U. is currently using two-factor for only their networking and administrative computing department. {Chris} again stated the value of creating a document to outline current thoughts in the 802.1x area for sharing with others.
{Chris} reported that there is still interest in pursuing a relationship with the Trusted Network Connection (TNC), though there is no progress to report at the moment.

The next SALSA-NetAuth call will be on Thursday, October 12 at 12pm EDT.