Sometimes, the challenger steals the race
Momentum around IPv6 deployment in the Asia Pacific region is building: IPv6 is going mainstream.
Tag: ISPs
The death of transit?
Geoff Huston discusses the possible demise of transit services and the rise of content networking.
LKSeries: Early ISP remains significant by finding niche
Learn how one of Sri Lanka’s original ISPs has evolved to stay ahead of the game and remain competitive.
Routers and switches violate Japanese law, but seems not illegal
Guest Post: Akimichi Ogawa tries to make sense of the oddity surrounding the Secrecy of Communications law in Japan.
NZSeries: Moving with the Times to compete
Keith Davidson recounts how embracing the Internet helped him turn a regional NZ newspaper into a thriving online publisher and ISP.
Behind the Curtain: Making IPv6 work
Before IPv6 can ‘just work’ for Internet users, ISPs and software developers often have legacy technology challenges to overcome at the back end.
IGF IPv6 Best Practice Document now available
The IGF has released a best practice guide, filled with real world, community-driven experiences that provide practical strategies for IPv6 deployment.
IDSeries: An Open exchange: history of Indonesia’s IXP
Johar Alam Rangkuti shares his experience on establishing OpenIXP and how his mission to connect it to IXPs in neighbouring countries.
IDSeries: Indonesian Internet pioneer
Sanjaya shares his experiences with establishing Indonesia’s first ISP and how the industry has progressed in leaps and bounds ever since.
Design Architecture Options for IPv6 Deployment in Broadband Access Networks
Our IPv6 training guru explains how ISPs are preparing their IP core networks for IPv6 deployment.