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Event Wrap: btNOG 5
APNIC participated at btNOG 5 in Simtokha, Bhutan, from 4 to 8 June 2018.
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.