Announcement at start of session that Telecom New Zealand now has an official Interconnect/Paid Peering Policy and Contact. Details to be Published. Ask Greg from Telecom for help.
Internetnz Update – Jordan Carter
- General updates and new structure, new CEO
- 4 main areas ( Openness, rights and responsibilities, security)
- IPv6 Task force , replace steering group
- Copyright – replacement policy looks better, but sneaky changes might come back
- ACTA – Key concern , lack of transparency, http://www.acta.net.nz
- DIA filtering – voluntary and uses BGP . Give webpage, can report false alarm
- Filter – only http, erodes end-to-end , privacy concerns , might be later abused (scope creep)
- Filter – Send signal that “The government has made the Internet safe”
- Internet opposed – DIA unhappy with that angle
- Fibre Stuff – “Last day for 1.5 billion lolly scramble”
- Regional Networks or one big National Network
- Hard to tell what will happen – Similar exercise in Aus and Govt went back to drawing board
- What happens to International Bandwidth?
- Please join, followon twitter http://twitter.com/internetnz
APNIC update and much more – Elly Tawhai
- Over 2000 members
- 1400+ monthly helpdesk enquiries ( 55% growth since last year)
- Allocations around 100 per month
- Various Policy changes coming up – Prop-050 (xfering address space ) , Prop-073 (sinple IPv6 allocations – 1 click) , Prop-074 (32 bit ASNs treatment same as 16 bit ones pushed back a year) , Prop-075 (recover historical ASNs)
- Policies under discussion – Prop-78 ( Final /8 , only people deploying ipv6) , Prop-079 (abuse contact info in objects ) , Prop-080 ( Removal of IPv4 prefix exchange policy )
- Several more allocation policies in pipeline
- Recent Survey leading to priorities
- Various my.apnic updates (web services even), support of research
- More DNS root servers (Taiwan , Mongolia)
- Please Participate
RIPE News – Tools and news – George Michaelson
- RIPE used to be a research place and then became a RIR. RIPE labs is a return to the past
- http://labs.ripe.net
- Platform to test and evaluate new tools, feedback cycle
- INRDB – big cloud of assignments, table dumps, dumps
- Resource explainer
- Various measurements , visualisation and links to tools. DNS reply size tester
- Why – fast turnaround, engagement, no service g’tees
IPv6 flow chart – Nathan Ward
- Make decission which IPv6 or IPv4/Ipv4 translation technology you should use
- Tunnel Broker, 6to4, 6RD, Teredo, Dual stack lite, Double NAT, Dual stack
- Other stuff that I wasn’t paying attention two
- IPv6 addressing schemes
- Sparse allocations
- gives a sample which I won’t copy, look at his slides
- Customer assignmesnt. Nathan likes /56s or RFC recomended /48. Take your pick
Andy is Curious – Andy Linton
- Are Universities turning out the right people?
- Good at turning out applications programmers not systems programmers
