We’re doing something a little different (and risky) with our live streaming of ION Krakow today out of Krakow, Poland. Instead of using our “regular” method of live streaming using the Internet Society’s Livestream.com account, we’re trying out a Google+ Hangout On Air (HOA) which will simultaneously broadcast the session live on our Deploy360 YouTube Read more…
Sep 30
FIR #723 – 9/30/13 – For Immediate Release
FIR On Strategy episode 1 is up; Speakers and Speeches podcast on social visual communication is up; Scoble-Israel interview coming on Tuesday; FIR mobile app available for three platforms; Quick News: Pinterest introduces article pins, self-publishing…
Sep 26
How To Securely Transfer A DNSSEC-Signed Domain Between DNS Operators – SIDN’s EPP Keyrelay
What happens if you want to transfer a DNSSEC-signed domain from one DNS operator to another? Perhaps you are consolidating domains into one operator… or the new operator has better security… or is less expensive… It turns out that there has not been an easy way to do this while ensuring that the DNSSEC “chain-of-trust” Read more…
Sep 26
TDYR #038 – Heading To Poland And Ukraine For ION Krakow And ENOG 6
TDYR #038 – Heading To Poland And Ukraine For ION Krakow And ENOG 6 by Dan York
Sep 26
Renesys Chronicles Today’s Internet Blackout in the Sudan (Now Restored) (Featured Blog)
The team over at Renesys has once again provided a great analysis of an Internet outage in a country, this time in Sudan. In the article simply titled “Internet Blackout in Sudan”, Doug Madory writes: A few hours ago, we observed a total Internet black…
Sep 25
2 Excellent New Tutorials On IPv6 Address Planning From ISOC and SURFnet
How should you plan out your IPv6 addresses? What is the best way to allocate IPv6 address blocks to your various networks and subnets? What factors should you be considering when mapping out a plan for how best to use your IPv6 addresses? These are all great questions and were in fact topics I covered Read more…
Sep 25
SURFnet: Preparing An IPv6 Address Plan
The team at SURFnet has created an excellent document called “Preparing an IPv6 Address Plan” that walks through the many different steps and concerns that you need to consider when creating a plan. The September 2013 version of the document is available from SURFnet’s website. After briefly touching on the basics of IPv6 addressing and Read more…
Sep 25
How To Get IPv6 Addresses
If you want to obtain IPv6 addresses for your network the process to do so depends upon the type of network you operate. If you are a home user or operator of a business network, you will want to start with the local Internet Service Provider (ISP) who provides your access to the Internet. If Read more…
Sep 25
IPv6 Address Planning
When starting out with IPv6, it is helpful to plan out how you are going to allocate your IPv6 addresses across your various networks and subnets. Reasons for creating an IPv6 address plan include: Routing tables can be smaller and more efficient Security policies can be easier to implement Application policies can be implemented Network Read more…
