ASO Review discussions gain momentum at APNIC 45
Discussion about a potential “two-house” model for the ASO – rearranging current NRO EC and ASO AC responsibilities – received support in Kathmandu.
ASO Review: Moving forward
The ASO Review session at APNIC 45 will assist with the global process to improve how the RIRs interact with ICANN in the future.
How bad is IPv4 address exhaustion?
Paul Wilson clarifies how bad IPv4 address exhaustion is and what people can do to obtain public address space.
Introducing three new members of the APNIC Foundation Board
Mr Edward Tian, Ms Sylvia Sumarlin, and Mr Sharad Sanghi have been selected to serve as board members of the APNIC Foundation.
The RIRs and ICANN: How we cooperate
Why does the Internet number community participate in ICANN? There are many good reasons.
DNS root server resilience: a smarter way
APNIC is supporting ISC to incorporate code changes to BIND, its open source DNS software, to help reduce the load on DNS root servers.
The Internet ecosystem, and the law of unintended consequences
Why the Internet is like an ecosystem and why genuine cooperation is vital in keeping it strong, balanced and healthy as it grows.
Celebrating IPv6 in the Asia Pacific
The APNIC Blog is celebrating the fifth anniversary of World IPv6 Launch with a series of IPv6 posts this week. Let’s make IPv6 the new normal!
PacIGF begins today
The second Pacific IGF is happening today and tomorrow in Port Vila, Vanuatu.
CERTs and cyber security in the Pacific
The success of Tonga’s CERT provides a strong example for how CERTs can be established to help mitigate cyber risks in the Pacific.