Heads-up: Changing default EBGP route handling behaviour
Guest Post: The networking industry has a long history of improving default behaviour. With the publication of RFC8212 it’s time to do it again.
The Internet was built on trust — but what does it run on?
Guest Post: One of the most noble narratives about the Internet is that it is built on trust. Does that still hold true?
Local packet filtering with IPv6
Guest Post: How should you approach local packet filtering of IPv6 when configuring firewalls?
Event Wrap: 29th Annual FIRST Conference and AGM
APNIC’s Adli Wahid participated in the 29th Annual FIRST Conference and AGM in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Towards a fully connected IPv6 network in China
Guest Post: Beijing Internet Institute’s Linjian Song analyses China’s IPv6 deployment challenges and the path forward.
ISPs: Simplifying customer IPv6 addressing (Part 2)
Guest Post: Should ISPs assign a /48 or a /56 to customers in their IPv6 address plans? Jordi Palet Martinez answers this question and more in part two of his IPv6 addressing article.
ISPs: Simplifying customer IPv6 addressing (Part 1)
Guest Post: In the first part of a two-part article, Jordi Palet Martinez suggests IPv6 addressing plan considerations for ISPs serving residential and SOHO customers.
5G and Internet technology — a work in progress
Guest Post: Jari Arkko and Jeff Tantsura discuss the latest collaboration between the IETF and 3GPP on 5G technology.
Pacific communities to benefit from AUD 100,000 grant to APNIC Foundation
New grant aims to fund support for the development of national CERTs in the Pacific.
Implementing security as a set of services
Guest Post: In the third in a series of security posts, Hinne Hettema focuses on the implementation of core security services in terms of an ITIL-type framework.