How to observe allocated IPv6 addresses
Guest Post: By adapting a previous measuring method, we are able to observe how operators allocate IPv6 addresses more easily.
Monthly Archives: April 2017
Event Wrap: China Member Gathering, Guangzhou
APNIC hosted a two-day Member Gathering in Guangzhou, China from 20 to 21 April.
New chapter beckons after growing Myanmar’s leading private ISP
Thein Mynit Khine knows every PoP and wire of Myanmar’s Yatanarpon Teleport Public Company Limited’s (YTP) core network.
Isolario improving understanding of AS ecosystem
Guest Post: Isolario is a free to use, real-time BGP route collecting project, which aims to improve the knowledge about the AS-level ecosystem of the Internet.
ICANN fellowship helps broaden understanding of the Internet
Guest Post: My experience as an ICANN fellow highlighted Internet issues beyond the purely technical.
Establishing Thailand’s first neutral IXP
Guest Post: The experience of establishing BKNIX provides useful pointers for others looking to set up a neutral IXP in the region.
Launching Papua New Guinea’s first neutral IXP
Papua New Guinea can expect an improved Internet experience with the launch of PNG-IXP.
KSK Rollover Q&A with ISC’s Eddy Winstead
The Root Zone KSK rollover is coming. Are your systems ready?
IoT Threats: Whose problem is it?
Guest Post: Ron Winward discusses the roles that ISPs and manufacturers can play to protect Internet users from IoT cyber attacks.
Newest NOG meeting Nepal’s demand
Guest Post: Last year, Nepal proudly joined 12 other economies in the APNIC region when it established its very own Network Operators Group, npNOG.