This month, we continue to be at the edge of the Internet talking about aspects of Traffic Engineering (TE) in BGP! We began our blog series by writing about TE – the what, the why, capacity management and traffic management.
This month marked 10 years since IAA announced the launch of a peering point in South Australia, heralding the further expansion of our IX-Australia peering network. SA-IX’s 10th birthday was officially celebrated on Monday 27 February. Here’s to another 10
Voting is now open for the APNIC Executive Council (EC) election. If you are a member of APNIC, IAA strongly encourages you to vote. APNIC is the organisation responsible for the distribution and management of IP addresses and AS numbers
Amazon Web Services (AWS) ASN 16509 peering on NSW-IX has recently advised our technical team of a typo in their LAG IPv6 address. Unfortunately, this has resulted in a large number of NSW-IX members peering with an incorrect IPv6 address.
You may have noticed our email earlier this month about the APNIC EC Election. But what exactly is APNIC and why does it matter to you? APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre) is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for the
IAA’s public policy work has already kickstarted, holding the first PPAP meeting of 2023 this month. Although we were missing a few members, we still had lively discussions including an update on IAA’s public policy work since the fourth quarter
Another busy month for IAA’s policy team as we work on responding to key submissions and holding the first Public Policy Advisory Panel meeting of 2023. As always, please feel free to share any concerns or comments regarding public policy
Applications are now closed for our IAASysters 2023 program. This year’s theme, Future Heroes of the Internet, continues our crusade to support and enable women within the Internet industry. We’re offering 10 successful applicants free attendance, including flights and accommodation
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