FS locations:
	* Finish testing, debugging the existing fs locations code.
	* Write low-level userland utilities for managing fs locations.
	* Write higher-level (probably GUI) tools for managing largish
	  namespaces.

Client keytab distribution:
	* NFSv4 clients will require keytabs.  This might mean
	  distributing thousands of keytabs at a time.  We need a way to
	  automate this.  It should help that the security requirements for
	  these keytabs are somewhat looser than those for the keytabs we
	  give out to servers.
	* Is there a paper in this if we get it right?

NFSv4 performance study:
	* Mona Lisa is a performance monitoring and visualization tool.
	  (Andy--do you have a URL for this?) Write an NFSv4 plugin for it.
	* More generally, work on characterizing performance of the v4
	  client and server.
	* We need to figure out the right questions to ask; work with Chuck
	  on this?

General testing:
	* Revive the python client tester?
	* Talk to Fred for other ideas.
	* Tentatively, we have someone (Dan?) working on this.  He
	  doesn't seem to have really gotten started.  We need to figure
	  out what his plans are.

Server delegation policy and mechanism:
	* Write an internal nfsd API allowing enforcement of various
	  delegation policies based on the history of file accesses.
	* Write a few example policies that use this mechanism.
	* Test performance under the various policies.

NFSv4 CITI production stuff:
	* Set up backups for screamer.
	* Look at what's required to move any CITI services to NFSv4.
	* Figure out what's required to convert existing AFS volumes
	  (with ACL's, users, etc.)

Security audit:
	* Point someone at a random piece of code, tell them to find bugs.

cross-realm LDAP management:
	* Some tools are probably needed for populating and maintaining
	  ldap databases.
	* Kevin and Andy are the experts.

Improve mount:
	* Currently the NFS mount code is in the util-linux package, and
	  is compiled into /bin/mount.  We should switch to a separate
	  mount.nfs binary, built from the nfs-utils package.
	* Ditto for mount.nfs4.
	* We want to transition to a new, more portable and extensible
	  mount/kernel interface.  This will require working closely
	  with Trond on some kernel changes, which should be fairly
	  straightforward.

keyring, gssd projects:
	* SASL/libgssapi integration, so svcgssd can communicate
	  securely with ldap server.
	* Fix NFSv3/gss problems (e.g., problems with mountd).
	* GUI for credential management, including notifications on
	  expiration, etc.
	* Heimdal integration, testing
	* ??? Talk to Kevin for more ideas.

Implement channel bindings:
	* This allows gssapi to take advantage of security provided by
	  a lower level.  So you can get privacy services over an
	  encrypted link without adding a second layer encryption in the
	  rpcsec_gss layer.
	* See Nico's draft:
	  http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-nfsv4-channel-bindings-03.txt

VFS support for "subfiles" / named attributes:
	* Requires digesting previous LKML discussions (related to
	  reiserfs) on this subject, and then writing a linux VFS API that
	  will (eventually) pass muster with Al Viro & co.....

Allow administrator management of server's NFSv4 state:
	* Allow manual revocation of locks
	* Server resource limits
	* Requires designing interfaces and writing kernel & user code.

linux-nfs.org setup:
	* Trond's ordering new hardware to host linux-nfs.org.  In addition
	  to current services (mailing list, web) we might like to set up a
	  bug database, wiki, blog software, ?

IP over Infiniband support in Linux 2.6 kernels:
    * Configure a couple of Linux systems and route IP traffic
      over a back-to-back IB network
    * Identify what's needed to make NFS work between them
    * Write a brief report on what you found and document a
      How-To recipe for setting it up

The Effects of Network Latency on NFS performance:
    * Build a test harness you can use to explore how network
      latency affects the performance of NFS
    * Create a simple mathematical model that predicts application
      performance given a client's wire operation mix and the
      latency of the network and server
    * Use the model to improve the client's and server's behavior
      in a WAN environment
    * Write a report on what you found

Review NFS user documentation in Linux:
    * Identify user documentation in Linux that needs revision
      now that NFSv4 features have been added
    * Update the documentation and publish the patches

IPv6 at CITI:
    * Learn about IPv6
    * Identify what would be needed to set up a test IPv6
      environment at CITI
    * Identify what would be needed to convert CITI's
      production environment to IPv6
    * Write a report on what you found

Embracing Cogito:
    * Learn about git and cogito
    * Track its readiness
    * Set up a cogito repository or two
    * Help others learn how to use it