Today, November 11, is “Remembrance Day” in Canada and I reflect on how moving I find the ubiquitous poppy symbol…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remembrance_poppy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Flanders_Fields
Nov 11
Today, November 11, is “Remembrance Day” in Canada and I reflect on how moving I find the ubiquitous poppy symbol…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remembrance_poppy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Flanders_Fields
Nov 11
An Internet Service Provider needs to offer high value while containing costs. One way to increase your services’ value is to ensure your customers get to the intended websites, protecting them from going to phishing sites or sites that distribute malware. One way to offer such protection at relatively little cost is through DNS Security Read more…
Nov 11
Shel traveling, Inside PR joins the FIR Podcast Network, Listener Survey results update; Quick News: Google Helpouts announced, Facebook ditches ‘Like’, Google tests new ‘follow users’ tech; Ragan promo; News That Fits: Communication and the Twitter IP…
Nov 10
This past week brought word that the first nine Latin / ASCII “new Generic Top Level Domains (newgTLDs)” were delegated by ICANN and are now found in the root of DNS. This means that the registries behind these newgTLDS can now start the process of mak…
Nov 09
TDYR #046 – A Great Week In Vancouver – Now On To Toronto by Dan York
Nov 06
On Day 3 of IETF88 our focus is again on IPv6 as well as the overall topic of hardening the security of the Internet. The first sessions we’re primarily tracking is the IPv6 Operations (V6OPS) which has a whole range of documents under consideration relating to IPv6 addressing. The second session is Operational Security (OPSEC) Read more…
Nov 05
Day 2 at IETF88 includes the primary sessions this week about DNSSEC (in DNSOP) as well as secure routing (SIDR). There are also two working groups focusing on IPv6 in various network configurations (6lo and 6tisch). Do note that the meeting of the GROW working group was canceled for today. The other big event happening Read more…
Nov 04
Now that IPv6 deployment is happening in major networks around the world, the question becomes — what does “success” look like for IPv6? How much IPv6 traffic is “enough”? What are major milestones we should be tracking in IPv6 deployment? What is nex…
Nov 04
Our first day here at IETF88 is a quieter day for us on the Deploy360 team in terms of the number of sessions but today’s sessions are two of the biggest in terms of content related to our work with IPv6. The “6man” working group is focused on the “maintenance” of IPv6 and continuing the Read more…