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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Open Source at APNIC
As the open source community is only a benefit to everyone as long as people contribute to it, over the years the APNIC technical team has released some work as open source.
First E-Learning Session on Introduction to CSIRTs
There are a variety of topics offered – DNS, IPv6, Network Security, Routing and Internet Resource Management free to access from the comfort of your office.
Get ready to ROA!
Are you Ready to ROA? Adli Wahid discusses Resource Origin Authorizations and why you should create yours now in MyAPNIC.
CRISP submits final response to ICG
A huge milestone was achieved this morning when the CRISP team submitted the finalized response document to the ICG (IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group).
IPv6 workshop in Nepal supported by APNIC
For a few dedicated network engineers in Kathmandu, 25 to 27 December 2014 was a chance to learn at an ISOC Nepal Chapter and Internet Exchange Nepal (NPIX) workshop.
Your predictions for 2015
To welcome in the new year, APNIC asked a cross section of the Asia-Pacific numbering community for their thoughts on last year, and for their predictions for the Internet in 2015.
Would you like to host an APNIC Training event?
Host an APNIC Training event and help regional network engineers and operators learn the knowledge required to build the Internet.
Call for nominations to the APNIC Executive Council now open
Nominations are open for the APNIC EC elections at APNIC 39 in Fukuoka, Japan on Friday, 6 March 2015.
Latest draft of CRISP’s IANA proposal available
The second draft of the Internet numbering community’s proposal to the IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG) is now available for comment.