[Podcast] IPv6 fragmentation and the DNS
Discussing the implications of a change to IETF normative language.
Three of the best: Podcasts
APNIC’s PING podcast continued to attract experts to discuss varied Internet operation topics — here are three of the best.
Evolution has its downsides… but maybe it’s inevitable?
How Darwin’s Theory of Evolution might apply to networking.
That OSI model refuses to die
Is it time to abandon the OSI seven-layer model?
[Podcast] The ICANN DNS stats collector system
How ICANN manages data capture from the IMRS (L Root) systems worldwide.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 7 — Community in the wide
Much more than a registry — NOGs, IXPs and CERTs.
What if the cloud was under the sea?
Does the future of data centres lie beneath the waves?
[Podcast] Low Earth Orbit and the TCP congestion control problem
Geoff Huston discusses LEO satellites and TCP congestion control.
[Podcast] Negative caching of DNS resolution failures
Duane Wessels discusses caching failure in the DNS.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 6 — IPv6, the long road to ‘more than enough addresses’
The lives of IPv6 and APNIC have parallels.