Routing security in Singapore
Guest Post: How are .sg ccTLD domains performing from a Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) point of view?
Guest Post: How are .sg ccTLD domains performing from a Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) point of view?
Guest Post: Why you should get involved in the Routing Security SIG at APNIC 54, and what you can expect.
Guest Post: How prevalent are hyper-specific prefixes and what should be done about them?
Guest Post: Symmetric and asymmetric IP routing are ideas that are not necessarily common knowledge in the broader community.
Guest Post: The success of open-source projects like FRR is determined by their community of contributors.
APNIC’s Dashboard for Autonomous System Health now has a route status service.
Guest Post: ccTLD data shows some interesting trends, especially for operators and those wishing to build capability in the Asia Pacific region.
Guest Post: New routing method uses bandwidth reservations, improving speed and security to meet service-level objectives.
IPv6 extension headers, BGPsec crypto, RPKI beacons, and more.
Guest Post: Focusing on more severe network failure scenarios when applying Segment Routing can improve overall Maximum Link Utilization.