IAB encourages IPv6
The Internet Architecture Board (IAB) has made a statement that directs all future networking standards to fully support IPv6.
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Where did Large BGP Communities start?
Guest Post: Read about the origins of a bigger BGP community and how it is being developed.
From little things big things grow
Why you should take notice of Large BGP Communities.
NRO address at ICANN 57
My address at the opening ceremony of ICANN 57 in Hyderabad.
Sometimes, the challenger steals the race
Momentum around IPv6 deployment in the Asia Pacific region is building: IPv6 is going mainstream.
The death of transit?
Geoff Huston discusses the possible demise of transit services and the rise of content networking.
Speculating on DNS DDoS
What can be done to mitigate attacks on the DNS?
The trouble with NAT: Part 3
Guest Post: In this final series post, I address some FAQs about IPv6 without NAT.
A quick look at the attack on Dyn
Guest Post: The RIPE NCC team looks at RIPE Atlas data to see what can be observed of the recent DDoS attack on Dyn’s infrastructure.
The trouble with NAT: Part 2
Guest Post: The second part in my series on NATs, based on my 2016 AusNOG presentation.