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[Rhys Smith <Rhys.Smith AT jisc.ac.uk>]

A few things from me:

Policy:

Quite a big issue here, I can’t get to it. The link from 
https://www.kif.kg/index.php/en/documents 404s. Once that’s fixed and the doc 
is available, I can review.


MDRPS:

* Section 4, example metadata. I know it’s a non-normative example, but you 
should probably make the registrationAuthority value your real one, not 
http://Federation.org. Just for clarity.

* Otherwise, seems fine.


Tech Profile:

* Quite hard to read, you might want to sort the formatting out a bit. But 
otherwise seems good.


Rhys.






> On 28 Aug 2019, at 05:11, Terry Smith <t.smith AT aaf.edu.au> wrote:
> 
> All,
> 
> As eduGAIN Chair, I present to you the application of:
> 
>       • Kyrgyz Republic / KIF - KRENA Identity Federation
> who has Signed the eduGAIN Declaration, has a policy based on the 
> federation template, is self-declaring their federation as a production 
> service and is wanting to join the global R&E federated environment.
> 
> You can find more detailed information about the federation under "eduGAIN 
> Candidates” at
> https://technical.edugain.org/status.php which contains links to their 
> policy and MRPS.
> 
> This application is from an organisation that is closely aligned with the 
> GÉANT community and has been a flywheel in the Central Asian project CAREN 
> which started in 2009 supporting the Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, 
> Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan R&E Community. You might have seen Zak’s 2011 
> Lightning Talk at TNC and he has been a driver of this work in the region 
> (eduroam and identity federation) and it is hoped this will start the other 
> CAREN members along this path.
> 
> So I ask the following federations to specifically review the submission by 
> Kyrgyz Republic / KIF - KRENA Identity Federation:
>       • United Kingdom / UK Federation
>       •  Albania / RASH
>       •  Algeria / ARNaai
>       •  Argentina/MATE
>       •  Armenia/AFIRE
> All eduGAIN members can (and should) provide feedback on this but to share 
> the burden of review around, these five (5) federations have a specific 
> responsibility.
> 
> 
> 
> If you have any questions please contact the KIF team (Zarlyk "Zak" + 
> Kadyrkul) that are subscribed to this mailing list.  
> 
> 
> 
> Formal components of the membership process will be via the eduGAIN 
> Steering Group mailing list. 
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Terry. 
> 
> 
> 
> Terry Smith
> eduGAIN Steering Group Chair 
> Australian Access Federation
> M: +61414692424
> E: t.smith AT aaf.edu.au

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