Five years of IPv6: whither the next five?
There isn’t one story to the IPv6 deployment timeline – it can be rapid or slow, bumpy or smooth – but it is ‘up and to the right’.
IETF 98 Chicago: Internet Protocols and Human Rights
IETF 98 Plenary speakers Niels ten Oever and Dave Clark question the role that the technical community has in human rights online.
IETF 98 Chicago: Is there a role for the RIRs in IPAM?
George Michaelson suggests how RIRs could contribute vital authoritative data to IPAM systems.
IETF 98 Chicago: New energy in the IPv6 Operations WG
George Michaelson reports on the outcomes from a very constructive IPv6 Operations Working Group discussion at IETF 98.
IETF 98 Chicago: Homenet, and the hunt for a name
What role will name-based services play in the future of home networks?
IETF 98 Chicago: Welcome the new IETF Chair, Alissa Cooper
This is Jari Arkko’s last meeting as IETF Chair before newly elected Chair, Alissa Cooper, takes on the role.
AINTEC 2016: research community prospering in Thailand
I attended AINTEC 2016 recently and there were several presentations that stood out for me.
From little things big things grow
Why you should take notice of Large BGP Communities.
Sometimes, the challenger steals the race
Momentum around IPv6 deployment in the Asia Pacific region is building: IPv6 is going mainstream.
Reducing the BGP Table Size – A Fairy Tale
The issue of the relative sizes of the IPv4 and IPv6 Internet in BGP came up during discussion at the APNIC/APRICOT meeting held in Auckland, New Zealand earlier this year.