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| − | '''Fred Baker''' is currently a [[Cisco]] representative for [[BITAG]]. He joined Cisco in 1994. Working at Cisco, his main areas of interest are related to the improvement of quality of service, routing development, and other issues related to Internet governance. <ref>[http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_083002.html Fred Baker at Cisco]</ref> Fred is a prior Chairman of [[IETF]] and [[ISOC]]. | + | '''Fred Baker''' is currently a [[Cisco Systems]] representative for [[BITAG]]. He joined Cisco in 1994. Working at Cisco, his main areas of interest are related to the improvement of quality of service, routing development, and other issues related to Internet governance. <ref>[http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_083002.html Fred Baker at Cisco]</ref> Fred is a prior Chairman of [[IETF]] and [[ISOC]]. |
==Membership== | ==Membership== | ||
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* 1996-2002: Was part of the [[IAB|Internet Architecture Board]]; | * 1996-2002: Was part of the [[IAB|Internet Architecture Board]]; | ||
* 2002 - 2006: Chairman of [[ISOC|The Internet Society]]; During this period, Fred Baker had a fiduciary responsibility to ensure that [[Lynn St. Amour]] had the necessary funding and that all funds were spent appropriately.<ref>[http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_083002.html Fred Baker and Lynn St. Amour]</ref> | * 2002 - 2006: Chairman of [[ISOC|The Internet Society]]; During this period, Fred Baker had a fiduciary responsibility to ensure that [[Lynn St. Amour]] had the necessary funding and that all funds were spent appropriately.<ref>[http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_083002.html Fred Baker and Lynn St. Amour]</ref> | ||
| − | * 2002 - 2008: Member of the Board of Trustees of [[ISOC|The Internet Society]] | + | * 2002 - 2008: Member of the Board of Trustees of [[ISOC|The Internet Society]] |
| + | * 2021 - Chair of the [[RSSAC]] Representatives and representing [[Internet Systems Consortium]] on the [[AC]] | ||
==Other Areas of Interest== | ==Other Areas of Interest== | ||
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Fred Baker is currently a Cisco Systems representative for BITAG. He joined Cisco in 1994. Working at Cisco, his main areas of interest are related to the improvement of quality of service, routing development, and other issues related to Internet governance. [1] Fred is a prior Chairman of IETF and ISOC.
Membership
Fred Baker has been a Fellow at Cisco Systems since 1999. He was also the Chairman for the Operations Working Group for IPv6 at [[IETF]. He is also a member of Smart Grid Interoperability Panel.
Professional Experience
- 1996-2001: IETF Chairman, followed by Harald Tvei Alvestrand. Within IETF he chaired various working groups such as PPP Extensions, IPv6 Operations, ISDN MID and others;
- 1996-2002: Was part of the Internet Architecture Board;
- 2002 - 2006: Chairman of The Internet Society; During this period, Fred Baker had a fiduciary responsibility to ensure that Lynn St. Amour had the necessary funding and that all funds were spent appropriately.[2]
- 2002 - 2008: Member of the Board of Trustees of The Internet Society
- 2021 - Chair of the RSSAC Representatives and representing Internet Systems Consortium on the AC
Other Areas of Interest
Fred Baker also got involved in the following areas and organizations:
- The communication and networking industry: worked with ACC, Vitalink, and CDC.
- Former member of Technical Advisory Council within the Federal Communications Commission. [3]
RFCs
Fred Baker was also co-author 30 RFCs and he was an important contributor to a several other RFCs. He was the co-author of RFCs related to quality of service, precedence-based Internet services, RIPv2 routing and other such issues. [4]