ISPs: Simplifying customer IPv6 addressing (Part 2)
Guest Post: Should ISPs assign a /48 or a /56 to customers in their IPv6 address plans? Jordi Palet Martinez answers this question and more in part two of his IPv6 addressing article.
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ISPs: Simplifying customer IPv6 addressing (Part 1)
Guest Post: In the first part of a two-part article, Jordi Palet Martinez suggests IPv6 addressing plan considerations for ISPs serving residential and SOHO customers.
5G and Internet technology — a work in progress
Guest Post: Jari Arkko and Jeff Tantsura discuss the latest collaboration between the IETF and 3GPP on 5G technology.
Implementing security as a set of services
Guest Post: In the third in a series of security posts, Hinne Hettema focuses on the implementation of core security services in terms of an ITIL-type framework.
Introducing Crocker: Cron in Docker
Crocker is a statically linked binary tool to launch sub-processes according to a schedule, inside a Docker container.
Why isn’t everyone using DNSSEC?
Guest Post: Given how critical DNS is to the Internet, it’s a mystery that much of the world is not prepared to implement DNSSEC.
Improving route and ROA management in MyAPNIC
APNIC Members can now access one tool for managing route objects and ROAs in MyAPNIC as part of ongoing improvements to the self-service portal.
BGP more specifics: routing vandalism or useful?
Are more specific routing advertisements in BGP a considered use of routing or simply creating a mess?
Help protect your resources from misuse – be active in the community
It’s difficult to defend the integrity of your addresses on the Internet if you don’t publicly engage.
Characterizing IPv6 traffic load balancing
Guest Post: Traffic load balancing is a common solution to bandwidth demands. Using a modified traceroute tool, researchers in Brazil are examining load balancing in IPv6 networks.