[Podcast] Why a resolverless DNS makes sense
PING E15: Server push, combined with DNSSEC could help make DNS resolvers a thing of the past.
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[Podcast] Do government networks have a role to play in deploying RPKI?
PING E14: Discussing the state of RPKI in Australia and New Zealand with Terry Sweetser.
[Podcast] Taking IPv6 by the horns
Learn how Reliance Jio became one of the largest telcos in the world in less than a decade.
Three of the best: Podcasts
Late this year, APNIC rolled out a new Podcast called Ping — here are three of the best.
Have you heard? APNIC has a new podcast
PING is a new podcast for people who want to look behind the scenes into the workings of the Internet.
Podcast: Tonga launches Computer Emergency Response Team
Klée Aiken and Adli Wahid discuss the recent launch of the first national Computer Emergency Response Team in the Pacific, CERT.to.
Podcast: What’s happening with security
In this podcast, I chat with APNIC’s security specialist, Adli Wahid, about APNIC’s involvement in regional security events and workshops over the last six months.
Podcast: Update on IANA stewardship transition
Paul Wilson and Izumi Okutani update us on IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal, which they will both discuss at APRICOT 2016.
Podcast: CCWG -Accountability release 3rd draft proposal
In this podcast I talk with León Felipe Sánchez, Chair of CCWG-Accountability, Izumi Okutani, Policy Liaison of JPNIC and one of the members of the CCWG-Accountability, and Paul Wilson, about the main changes between the second and third draft and what it means for the numbers community.
FSM telecom helps prepare to weather the storm
On a recent trip to FSM I met with network operators from FSM Telecommunications, who have been busy repairing networks damaged by Super Typhoon Maysak.