Telekom Malaysia’s IPv6 readiness journey
Guest Post: For Telekom Malaysia, deploying IPv6 was a case of making the most of available resources.
Tag: ISPs
Yes, de-aggregation can be bad. No, it’s not ‘game over’
A BGP attack using the vast address space of IPv6: Have we heard this before?
The elephant effect
Guest Post: Considerations on the phenomenon of streaming football in Italy and the operators’ point of view.
Sender pays
Opinion: Be careful what you wish for.
What is ‘working latency’?
Guest Post: How can end users and ISPs measure and improve real-world network performance?
Content vs carriage — who pays?
The Internet is not free; ultimately the consumer pays.
Monitoring customer networks using a Raspberry Pi
Guest Post: Understanding the client experience with a low-cost monitoring tool.
Notes from AusNOG 2021
Automating network management, DDoS detection and mitigation, the Australian broadband environment, and more.
The impact of Private Relay on network operators and ISPs
Guest Post: Private Relay is likely to cause some operational challenges to network operators and ISPs
Evaluation of anti-DDoS features in full-service resolvers
Guest Post: Simulating a DDoS attack, Japanese researchers tested a full-service resolver configured with both fetch-limit and serve-stale enabled.