The year that was: A word cloud look at NANOG in 2020
What did ops folk discuss on the NANOG list in 2020?
Category:
Tech matters
What will happen when the routing table hits 1024k?
Guest post: In 2014, there were problems when the IPv4 Internet routing table hit 512k routes. What will happen when it hits 1024k?
Event Wrap: NANOG 81
George Michaelson participated in an RIR Tech Talk at NANOG 81, held online from 8 to 10 February 2021.
Asia Pacific Networks in 2020
Guest Post: What were the key Asia Pacific trends in 2020 for Internet bandwidth, co-location and on-ramps, and IP transit pricing?
Geofeeds and shepherding: Where is that network?
Opinion: Plans to register the locations of networks using geofeeds could improve accuracy.
Putting DNSSEC signers to the test: Knot vs Bind
APNIC had to migrate to a new DNSSEC signer, so we put our two favourite options to the test. Game on!
Notes from NANOG 81
Presentations on router history and routing security caught Geoff’s eye at NANOG 81.
Tracking RPKI repository performance with a RIPE Atlas measurement bundle
Guest Post: RIPE NCC has launched a new documentation wiki to help better understand complex RIPE Atlas measurements.
Unintended consequences of submarine cable deployment on Internet routing
Guest Post: How do you quantify the end-to-end performance changes brought about by a new submarine cable?
Stop spoofed traffic at the door: Destination-side SAV
Guest Post: Roughly half of all ASes fail to filter for spoofed traffic as it enters their network border. A new tool helps admins test their own network in real time.