[Podcast] QUIC, and not so complex
New protocols like QUIC may seem complex to begin with but with experience and support they are becoming the next generation of protocol the Internet needs.
Tag: IETF
Unpacking RFC 9199: Considerations for large authoritative server operators
Guest Post: RFC 9199 presents considerations to improve the security, resilience, and performance for large authoritative DNS server operators.
[Podcast] Leave your preconceptions at the door: Challenges and opportunities for the Internet routing system
PING E16: Adrian Farrel discusses the the opportunities and challenges with tweaking the network layer.
RFC 9099 — Operational security considerations for IPv6 networks
Guest Post: Get to know RFC 9099, which analyses the operational security issues associated with deploying IPv6.
John Gilmore on ARP, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, and Sun
John Gilmore was at the heart of a precious moment in time in the history of Internet Protocols.
Hop-by-hop extension headers
Can hop-by-hop extension headers solve the IPv6 path MTU discovery problem?
Event Wrap: IETF 113
Geoff Huston presented on IPv6 fragmentation at IETF 113, held in a hybrid format from 19 to 25 March 2022.
DOA: Using RPKI to drive out bad traffic
DOA is a new proposal to improve on the RPKI model by providing clear, authenticated proof of the intent by address delegates.
The fragility of transient identifiers
Let’s talk about the ‘Unfortunate History of Transient Numeric Identifiers’.
DNS topics at IETF 113
Handling resolution failure, truncated responses, stateful hash-based DNSSEC signatures, and more.