IPv6: What’s changed in five years?
The bulk of the heavy lifting in worldwide IPv6 is coming from the Asia Pacific Internet community.
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Tech matters
How does IPTV work?
Guest Post: Learn the fundamentals of an IPTV system.
Suspicious traffic alerts released to DASH
A new feature in DASH offers configurable triggered alerts as email messages.
The politics of submarine cables in the Pacific
Exploring the current and future cable systems in the Asia Pacific region.
More mysterious DNS root query traffic from a large cloud/DNS operator
Guest Post: Learn how the team at Verisign solved the mysterious case of the Google’s prepending nonce labels.
Running Krill under APNIC
Guest Post: How to run a fully self-hosted (or mixed) service under the APNIC CA, with Krill.
Cutting down on IP address waste
Guest Post: The IPv4 Unicast Extensions Project seeks to free up 6 to 7% of the IPv4 address space.
Wireshark’s little known Snort post-dissector
Guest Post: Did you know you can use Wireshark to find which specific packet triggered a Snort rule within a few seconds?
Making a Krill sandbox
Guest Post: Learn how NLnet Labs built their Krill testbed.
BNG Blaster – The open network tester for the IP networking community
Guest Post: The BNG Blaster is an open-source tool that can simulate massive PPPoE and IPoE (DHCP) sessions, which could be using IPTV services, L2TPv2 (LNS emulation), L2BSA, QoS, forwarding verification, lawful intercept, and convergence testing capabilities.