Recent presentations given by APNIC
Internet Network Operators' Groups are informal groups that exist to provide forums for Internet network operators to discuss matters of mutual interest, usually through a combination of mailing lists and annual conferences.
Although these groups have no formal power, their members are typically influential members of the Internet Service Provider, Internet Exchange Point, Regional Internet Registry, and other network operations communities, and discussions within these groups are often influential in the overall process of running the Internet.
APNIC regularly participates in these events. A selection of presentations follows.
NANOG 39 | San Jose, USA February 2007 | |
NZNOG '07 | Palmerston North, New Zealand February 2007 | |
SANOG 9 | Colombo, Sri Lanka January 2007 | |
NANOG 38 | St. Louis, USA October 2006 | |
SANOG 8 | Karachi, Pakistan August 2006 | |
PacNOG | Apia, Samoa June 2006 | |
CNNOG 3 | Beijing, China April 2006 | |
SANOG 7 | Mumbai, India January 2006 | |
NANOG 35 | Los Angeles, USA October 2005 | |
SANOG 6 | Thimphu, Bangladesh July 2005 | |
SANOG 5 | Dhaka, Bangladesh February 2005 | |
NZNOG '05 | Hamilton, New Zealand February 2005 | |
SANOG IV | Kathmandu, Nepal July 2004 | |
SANOG III and IPv6 Forum | Bangalore, India January 2004 | |
NZNOG | Hamilton, New Zealand January 2004 |