It’s alive! Blinkenlights in CrypTech, IETF93
Read about GGM’s experience playing with a development system during IETF93 CrypTech project workshop in Prague.
Tag: IETF
The great thing about aphorisms on the Internet: there are so many
George Michealson shares a few observations about his years attending RIR, IETF, and various NOG meetings around the world.
I* Wrap: From the London meeting
Representatives from the organizations responsible for the coordination of the Internet’s technical infrastructure met in London last week – here’s my thoughts on the meeting’s important topics.
RDAP now a published standard
After three years of effort, Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) is now a set of standardized IETF specifications.
IETF92: EDNS compliance at IEPG
At the IEPG meeting, Francis Dupont presented on behalf of Mark Andrews from ISC, on the levels of EDNS compliance being seen in the DNS traffic.
IETF92: BGPdump2 presented at IEPG by Yasuhiro Ohara
At the IEPG session at IETF92, Dallas, Yasuhiro Ohara from NTT showed his BGP tool bgpdump2. This is a really sweet package which can be used to compare BGP RIB dumps.
IETF92: Geoff presents on EC-DSA at IEPG
At the IEPG meeting today at IETF92, Geoff presented on the APNIC labs measurement of the EC-DSA algorithm support in DNSSEC.
What does IANA actually do?
It has a role in managing Internet names, numbers and protocol parameters, you may answer… but exactly what, and how does it work?
Governing the Net: 10 years on from WSIS
Ten years have passed since WSIS – what progress has been made?
Operators and the IETF
What is the role of a technology standards body? Should it try and be all things to all people? Or should it try and maintain focus and resist pressures for change?