NZNOG 2015: Networking the Pacific is not as simple as it seems
Jon Brewer from NSRC presented at NZNOG on the Pacific networking scene.
NZNOG 2015: if you aren’t listed at the IXP on PeeringDB you aren’t helping
Dean Pemberton gave an impassioned talk about mapping the participants in peering at exchangepoints (IXP).
NZNOG 2015: Virtual routers have a niche, but it IS a niche
Tim Nagy from Juniper presented on the virtual router model.
My personal top 5 Internet outcomes for 2014
Just some of GGM’s favourite (Internet-related) things
What’s a few million hosts between friends?
What’s the average announcement?
AINTEC Chiang Mai and the Asian Internet Research scene
I attended AINTEC 2014 at Chiang Mai last week, and I was overwhelmingly impressed by the strong group of ICT specialists who are helping Internet technology deploy, and conducting world class research and development.
How a tiny DNSSEC server can make a huge difference
Ray Bellis’ tiny DNSSEC server will help us do 10 million DNSSEC experiments per day.
Can we build it? Aye, we can!
A local community network in Scotland shows how a grassroots movement can help bridge the digital divide.
Sometimes the power problem is unsolvable
Michele McCann, Teraco Data Environments presented at RIPE69 on “iGDP in Africa”. It was a roundup of the various developments in the continent, but I took a snipper to heart and have been thinking about it.
OpenWRT and Firefox underpin an open-bus virtual ISP model in China
An innovative ‘virtual ISP’ system being deployed nationwide in China caught my eye at APNIC 38.