The trouble with NAT: Part 1
Guest post: The first post in a series of three, based on my AusNOG 2016 conference presentation. This post discusses Network Critical Success Factors (NCSFs).
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Tech matters
My take on NANOG 68
Geoff Huston shares his thoughts on several presentations that caught his eye at the recent North America Network Operators Group meeting.
APNIC training lab: supporting operational training needs
Learn how we’re continually upgrading our training lab and workshops to meet current and future demand.
IPv6 and the DNS
How much of the DNS resolution infrastructure is IPv6 capable?
Defending the Olympics from DDoS
Guest Post: Organizers of the Rio Olympics were successfully able to defend against 540Gbps of sustained DDoS attacks during the games. Here’s how they did it.
Reflecting on the IANA stewardship transition process
With a lot of work from the community, the IANA stewardship transition process has successfully achieved its goal.
A QUIC experiment with Chrome 52+
QUIC has been in Chrome for some years now but Chrome versions 52 and 53 will allow you to run your own QUIC service, if you like.
Challenges of HTTPS
Guest Post: In the third and final part of this series I will share with you some of the challenges of HTTPS.
IoT solutions to help reduce human-elephant conflict in Sri Lanka
Guest Post: Simple IoT solutions can protect both lives and livelihoods in Sri Lanka.
Third Party DNS Operator to Registrars / Registries Protocol
APNIC is testing a new protocol that allows service operators to easily notify of DNS changes.