DNS evolution: Trust, privacy and everything else
Internet infrastructure has evolved a lot since the 1980s. How well is the DNS coping with all that change?
Tag: routing
RPKI Q&A — The trouble with rsync
The second is a series of posts by Geoff Huston answering questions on RPKI.
RPKI Q&A — Is 100% ROV achievable?
Geoff seeks to shed light on the design trade-offs behind RPKI.
Control congestion, lower latency with new L4S AQM scheduler
Guest Post: Virtual-Dual Queue Core-Stateless AQM is a new L4S compatible AQM that does not assume compatible TCP versions in any queue.
Hands on with APNIC’s NetOX
APNIC’s NetOX provides valuable tools on how network operators can solve routing problems.
Taking a look under the ISP bonnet
Guest Post: In many ways, running an ISP router is very similar to running a car.
SR TI-LFA: Segment Routing and Topology Independent Loop-Free Alternates
Guest Post: Topology Independent – Loop-Free Alternates is a fast-reroute mechanism that leverages segment routing.
What can the DNS tell us about the effect of working from home on the Internet?
Stay-at-home measures have had observable impacts on Internet usage, as well as the development of IPv6.
Why is a /48 the recommended minimum prefix size for routing?
Proper IPv6 address planning can make network management easier now and in the future.
SRv6 micro-instructions
Guest Post: An SRv6 extension enables up to six micro-instructions to be carried in each 16-byte instruction.