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Feb 09
IPv6exchange.net Aims To Provide Q&A-Style Forum For IPv6 Discussion
Looking to post a specific IPv6 question and receive an answer? Or looking to see what kinds of questions people are asking about IPv6? If so, the folks at Network Revolution, an IPv6 consultancy based in London, have set up a web forum at ipv6exchange.net where people can ask IPv6 questions and receive answers from Read more…
Feb 09
DNSSEC HOWTO, a tutorial in disguise
Looking for a comprehensive guide to what DNSSEC is all about? If so, Olaf Kolkman and the team at NLnet Labs have created and maintained for many years now the extremely detailed “DNSSEC HOWTO, a tutorial in disguise.” You can find it at: http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/publications/dnssec_howto/ It is available as both a web page and as a Read more…
Feb 09
Deploy360 Team
The Internet Society team that supports the Deploy360 Programme includes: Richard Jimmerson, Director, Deployment & Operationalization Dan York, Senior Content Strategist Megan Kruse, Outreach Manager The team monitors email and social media channels and welcomes any communication about the programme.
Feb 08
DNSSEC-Tools Project
The goal of the DNSSEC-Tools Project is “to create a set of software tools, patches, applications, wrappers, extensions, and plugins that will help ease the deployment of DNSSEC related technologies.” The project website is at: http://www.dnssec-tools.org/ There you will find information about the available tools, tutorials, installation information and of course the actual DNSSEC tools available Read more…
Feb 08
DNSSEC-Tools 1.12.1 Released – New DNSSEC apps, updated tools, Android support, more…
The DNSSEC-Tools Project today announced the release of DNSSEC-Tools version 1.12.1 with a range of new DNSSEC applications, updates to a number of tools and porting of the DNSSEC validator library to the Android platform. The new release can be downloaded in various forms from: https://www.dnssec-tools.org/download/ The release announcement mentions these new features and capabilities: Read more…
Feb 08
Sorry, But No, I Won’t Add a Link To A Blog Post for $60!
Oh, the scammers and spammers…. I was amused in today’s normal haul of bogus comments across my various blogs to get this one: If you’re willing to place a link to my client, with the anchor text “” in…
Feb 08
Can Komen Ever Regain Our Trust?
There is perhaps no more powerful statement on the betrayal felt by many women with regard to the Susan G. Komen / Planned Parenthood debacle than this one simple video from "Linda": The pain of her treatment is that felt by at least 1 in 8 women during their lifetime. Her scars on her chest are like those of my wife and so many other women for whom the "cure" involved radical changes to their bodies. Her sense of betrayal is that of so many women. It’s not that the Susan G. Komen For The Cure organization can’t choose who…
Feb 07
IP Best Current Operational Practices (IPBCOP) Project Launches New Website
Are you looking for “best practices” within the operations community? If so, our friends over at the IP Best Current Operational Practices (IPBCOP) effort have just launched a new website to help make their information more accessible and available. The IPBCOP project, led by Aaron Hughes and Richard Donaldson, emerged out of a series of operator Read more…
Feb 07
Free Light Reading Webinar Feb 8th: Making the IPv6 Transition For Cable
If you have 90 minutes to spare tomorrow, Wednesday, February 8, 2012, the folks over at Light Reading are offering a free (see below) webinar at 1:00 pm US Eastern on the topic of “Making the IPv6 Transition For Cable“. It is sponsored by Arris, Cisco, Juniper Networks and Motorola, and more importantly has an expert Read more…
