07:05:03	 From Keong : is there a screen share?
07:15:43	 From Sharon Chisholm (Amdocs) : protocol = restconf; data definition yang
07:55:44	 From Raghu Ranganathan : @chris - no
07:55:49	 From Raghu Ranganathan : …but, yes :-)
07:56:04	 From Raghu Ranganathan : 1) assume BoR > CMCC > VF
07:56:55	 From Raghu Ranganathan : 2) CMCC’s ONAP: @vcpe/peering
07:57:05	 From Raghu Ranganathan : - my ip + remote ip
07:57:32	 From Raghu Ranganathan : - ingress/egress rate agreement, ie., what you send is per what i can accept
07:57:50	 From Raghu Ranganathan : 3) VF’ ONAP: @vcpe/peering
07:57:53	 From Raghu Ranganathan : - repeat as above
07:58:42	 From Raghu Ranganathan : 4) CMCC view: e2e service = my service + blue + VF component
07:58:54	 From Raghu Ranganathan : 5) VF view: my service + blue
08:00:33	 From Raghu Ranganathan : @chris : correct (partner is black box)
08:01:19	 From Raghu Ranganathan : CMCC order to VF = “sd-wan” service
08:02:19	 From Raghu Ranganathan : @gil - interesting twist
08:02:36	 From Raghu Ranganathan : if vCPEs owned by CMCC, then service order = E-Line :-)
08:03:18	 From Raghu Ranganathan : also, VF portion = delete ‘sd-wan controller’
08:08:07	 From Manoj Nair : Not sure if Interlude kind if reference point is supported here ? If yes .. querying the inventory is part of scope of Interlude 
08:13:11	 From Raghu Ranganathan : woohoo!
08:13:41	 From Raghu Ranganathan : the ‘blue’ in keong’s slide = the ugly yellow in parviz
08:16:43	 From Raghu Ranganathan : well said, keong
08:18:54	 From Raghu Ranganathan : peering (general term) = 2 operators exchanging traffic…….but, i think folks are using it to mean (public) internet traffic peering
08:20:05	 From Raghu Ranganathan : search ‘mef technical specifications’ in google
08:20:18	 From Raghu Ranganathan : and go to ‘management/orch’ section
08:25:37	 From Pamela Dragosh : Policy is in NJ. We are interested in our PDP’s becoming micro services. What that means is important.
08:27:42	 From Arash Hekmat (Amdocs) : CCVPN: ONAP needs a new object (in SDC, AAI) to represent an external entity (from VNF/PNF to a whole SP) that it does not own but is part of a service: suggestion XNF = External NF
08:31:29	 From Ranny Haiby : September 18-19 will not work for Israeli participants
08:31:39	 From Ranny Haiby : Important holiday
08:32:23	 From Srini Addepalli (Intel) : NJ works for me.
08:39:28	 From Margaret Chiosi m00410964 : again the business models between two providers are:
L1 - primary and 3rd party
L2 - Primary  & 3rd party
L3 - peer-peer