Since 1991, The INET conferences have become a common meeting ground for participants interested in the design, implementation, operation and use of the Internet. INET'94 in Prague brought together more than 1,200 people from 104 different countries - many of the key people throughout the world who are making Internet infrastructure happen.

For INET'95, global policy and economic issues, ethical concerns, and many technical issues will be raised in a variety of contexts. The rapid influx of commercial and individual uses on the Internet has influenced the nature of the system and broadened its utility. The importance of the Internet and its technology to all sectors of the global economy is growing as is the social impact of access to the Internet. Internet Society encourages its members and all other interested parties to plan active participation in this conference.

INET'95 will be held at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel on Waikiki Beach with some events at the adjoining Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

Conference Topics

• Network Technology
• Network Engineering and Operation
• Application Technology
• Users
• Regional Issues
• Policy Issues
• Commercial and Business Aspects
• Education

Proceedings of INET'95 in HTML

Program and Conference Committee

Conference Chair:               Eric Schmidt    schmidt@anchor.eng.sun.com
Program Committee Chairs:       Kilnam Chon     chon@prosit.stanford.edu
                                Dan Lynch       dlynch@interop.com
Program Committee Secretary     C. Kinman       ckinman@interop.com
Program Committee Track Leaders
1. Network Technology           P. Mockapetris  pvm@isi.edu
                                S. Yamaguchi    suguru@is.aist-nara.ac.jp
2. Network Engineering          P. Ford         pford@rt66.com
3. Application Technology       B. Leiner       BLeiner@arpa.mil
                                R. Kummerfeld   bob@cs.su.oz.au
4. User                         S. Goto         goto@ntt-20.ntt.jp
                                J. K. Reynolds  jkrey@isi.edu
5. Policy Issues                H. Klein        hkklein@mit.edu
6. Regional Issues              John Hine       john.hine@comp.vuw.ac.nz
                                S. Goldstein    goldstein@nsf.gov
7. Commercial                   Tommi Chen      tommi@solomon.technet.sg
8. Education                    Kathy Rutkowski kmr@isoc.org
                                Michele Huston  michele@anu.edu.au
Tutorial Chair:                 H. Ishida           ishida@u-tokyo.ac.jp
Developing Countries Workshop:  George Sadowsky     sadowsky@nyu.edu
Local Arrangements:             David Lassner       david@hawaii.edu
Conference Management:          Elizabeth Barnhart  barnhart@educom.edu
Internet Society VP Education:  Larry Landweber     lhl@cs.wisc.edu
Internet Society Secretariat:   Mary Burger         mburger@isoc.org