Event Wrap: APrIGF Delhi 2014
The Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) is the platform for discussion, exchange and collaboration on Internet Governance in the Asia Pacific region.
Route to the Internet’s future
Yesterday APNIC Research Scientist George Michaelson commented on media coverage of the internet “running out of space”, quoting research by APNIC Chief Scientist, Geoff Huston. Today, Geoff continues the discussion.
Event Wrap: SANOG 24
APNIC’s Sunny Chendi and Tuan Nguyen attended to present various technical updates and provide training at the 24th South Asian Network Operator’s Group (SANOG 24) in New Delhi, India.
The end of the internet predicted, news at 11.
The internet is full!
It’s a great headline, but really, its not quite true. There is a problem, and its not going to go away, but what happened this week was a symptom of ageing equipment …
The IETF90 Technical Plenary
At IETF90, the technical plenary session discussed geographic and location issues as a panel session, looking into how traffic flows can be seen to cross borders because of network topology.
Jane …
Learning Cyber Security with Honeypots
I had the opportunity to do a three-day Network Security workshop at bdNOG – with a few other colleagues from IIJ, ICANN & and BDCERT. It was the first …
Why I like the routing manifesto
At the recent IETF90 I attended the ISOC Advisory Council (AC) meeting. This is a regular Friday get-together where- amongst other goals- ISOC staff get to engage with a broad range …
Goals, principles, and evolution in addressing policies
At the end of July, APNIC was given an opportunity to present its IPv6 message to a joint training exercise hosted by the International Telecommunications Union and the Australian Communications and Media Authority, the Australian …
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Event Wrap: ITU ACMA International Training Program
Sharing APNIC’s numbering policy information with telecommunication regulators to promote IPv6 awareness and encourage greater IPv6 adoption.