Why is a /48 the recommended minimum prefix size for routing?
Proper IPv6 address planning can make network management easier now and in the future.
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Development
KISS your networks better
APNIC Trainers are always reminding those managing networks of the age-old principle to keep it simple, stupid.
Strengthening the foundation for PNG’s digital future
Around 250 technical staff from 96 organizations across PNG have benefitted from the technical training project, strengthening local capacity to develop and maintain Internet connectivity.
Lessons from deploying DNSSEC in Mongolia
Guest Post: The most essential part of deploying DNSSEC was to understand what it is and how it works.
Get your training fix with APNIC’s new Virtual Training Program
The APNIC Virtual Training Program, includes live webinars, online tutorials, virtual labs, and self-paced courses, delivered through the APNIC Academy.
Develop your own mini-Internet to teach students virtually about network operations
Guest Post: Open-source project allows you to build a virtual mini-Internet to put students in the shoes of a network operator.
Community comes together to make deploying RPKI easier
RPKI deployment has become easier thanks to participants at the RPKI Deployathon held at APRICOT 2020.
2020 ISIF Asia Grants applications open
Submit a Network Operations research proposal for the ISIF Asia 2020 grant applications. USD 60K is on offer across two projects.
Open-source solution enables operators to comply with Lawful Interception standards
Guest Post: Help support a community funded open-source project to enable low-cost lawful interception.
Announcing the Asia Pacific Internet Development Trust (APIDT)
The APNIC Executive Council is pleased to announce today the establishment of the Asia Pacific Internet Development Trust (APIDT).