Event Wrap: 30th TWNIC OPM/2018 TWNOG
Paul Wilson gave a keynote presentation on IPv6 at the 30th TWNIC OPM and 2018 TWNOG meetings from 21 to 22 June 2018.
iNOG, a non-traditional NOG
My recent visit to iNOG was a great experience to see how NOGs on the other side of the world arrange their meetings and encourage networking.
A large-scale lw4o6 deployment for Greek broadband users
Guest Post: Greece’s largest service provider, OTE Group, shares its experiences deploying Lightweight 4over6 to its network.
Hacking through interacting
The recent hackathon at iNOG provided a great environment to develop a prototype AS interdependence visualization (and eat stroopwaffles).
New tools help detect and analyse BGP hijacks
The designers of RTBADT (Real Time BGP Anomaly Detection Tool) used a new technique to detect BGP anomalies in a matter of seconds.
Recursive DNS resolver pools
Guest Post: The concept of resolver pools can be beneficial in improving the performance of DNS resolutions.
lw4o6: One-step further than dual-stack networks
Guest Post: Lightweight 4over6 is a newly proposed transition mechanism that can overcome some of the inconveniences of dual-stack.
Chunghwa Telecom taking lead on IPv6 in Taiwan
Chunghwa Telecom recently became the first commercial telco to launch IPv6 in Taiwan on its mobile, broadband and WiFi services.
Women in ICT: Curious about cybersecurity
Raja Azrina reflects on her 20 plus years working in the ICT/Network Security industry in Malaysia and discusses the potential for more females to choose careers in cybersecurity.
Case study: IPv6 at the University of Iowa
Guest Post: IPv6 has reached critical mass and you need to get on the boat. Be part of the active Internet.