[Podcast] Greasing the wheels
Shumon Huque discusses how greasing — testing unused protocol values — can keep extensible protocols flexible and prevents future extensions from breaking.
Summary of feedback from the ICP-2 Review webinar of 21 October 2025
The summary of questions and feedback from the ICP-2 Review webinar held on 21 October 2025 is available. You have until 7 November 2025 to share your feedback on the RIR Governance Document.
Rate-based versus credit-based flow control: Part 2 — Notes on flow control
Guest Post: Flow control is a fundamental concept in the design of high-performance networks. In part two of this three-part deep dive series, we compare rate-based and credit-based approaches to flow control.
Asia Pacific charts the course for WTDC-25
Key highlights from the final preparatory meeting for WTDC-25.
VNNIC resource delegation review update
APNIC continues to progress the resource delegation review program.
Internet in Spaaaaace
Marc Blanchet’s presentation about deep space networking imagines a future where the Internet works well for people on the moon, and those they are connected to back on Earth.
mnNOG 7: Strengthening Mongolia’s Internet community
mnNOG 7 showcased the strength of Mongolia’s technical community, where collaboration, shared learning, and local leadership continue to shape the future of Internet operations.
WSIS+20: An important moment for the future of the Internet
APNIC welcomes the WSIS+20 Zero Draft and reaffirms its commitment to inclusive digital development, multistakeholder governance, and technical capacity building across the Asia Pacific region.
A new NRO resource for network operators working across multiple RIRs
Guest Post: The NRO has published a new reference page to help network operators and other members of the Internet technical community learn how to create ROAs through each of the five RIRs.
An Italian case study: Collateral damage from live-event site blocking with Piracy Shield
Guest Post: Italy’s Piracy Shield blocks IPs and domains within minutes, but measurements show broad collateral damage to legitimate services.