IPv6 for governments and enterprises – case study
Guest Post: It pays to correctly audit your network before deploying IPv6.
IPv6 for governments and enterprises – case study
By Jordi Palet Martinez on 22 Nov 2018
Guest Post: It pays to correctly audit your network before deploying IPv6.
Detecting resolvers at .nz
Guest Post: The .nz Registry Services put its source address classifier to the test using machine learning to observe DNS resolvers.
Policy Series: Community-led policy process stands the test of time
Anne Lord helps answer a question that is often asked about APNIC Policy: how was the current policy process created in the first place?
Threat intelligence sharing, awareness keys to cybersafety in Malaysia
Since 1997, MyCERT has played a leading role as the national technical reference centre in responding to and advising on cybersecurity incidents in Malaysia.
Introducing SMTP TLS Reporting
Guest Post: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Transport Layer Security Reporting is a new feature included in open source network and security configuration assessment tool.
Policy Series: Seamless transition down to effective collaboration
With 2-byte ASN exhaustion rapidly approaching, Geoff Huston helped develop a policy and plan that successfully transitioned the Internet to 4-byte ASNs.
GeoIP in Knot DNS 2.7
Guest Post: The latest version of the authoritative DNS server, Knot DNS 2.7, comes with several new features, including a GeoIP module for geography-based or subnet-based responses.
Network Atlas project crowdsources global network infrastructure data
Network Atlas is currently crowdsourcing network information from operators around the world.
Policy Series: A smarter minimum allocation
Rajesh Chharia’s 2008 policy proposal to lower the minimum IPv4 allocation to a /22 helped startup ISPs across the region begin their Internet journey.
ITU Plenipotentiary Conference sees little middle ground
APNIC’s Adam Gosling reports from the halfway point of the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.