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APNIC Activity Report

Zen Ng

Laos ARM

9th December 2015

[17 April 2015]

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What is APNIC? •  The Regional Internet Registry

(RIR) for the Asia Pacific region

•  Delegates Internet resources to the Asia Pacific region

•  A neutral, independent, not-for-profit, open membership-based organization, since 1993

•  Provides training, education to

supports Internet development

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Agenda

•  Supporting the resource needs for the Asia Pacific – Applying for resources from APNIC – Getting additional IPv4 address –  Transferring IPv4 and ASN –  IPv6 on the rise

•  APNIC Services Update – Serving APNIC Members – APNIC Training – Research and Development

Supporting the resource needs for the Asia Pacific

Three simple steps to get your resources

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1. Plan

2. Apply

3. Receive

www.apnic.net/apply

APNIC Membership

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Annual IPv4 Delegations

From 103 pool

From recovered pool

/24

/23

/22

NIR

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Existing

By pool By size By Member As at 31 Oct

2015

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How many IPv4 addresses for Laos?

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Number of /24 One /24 = 256 IPv4

addresses

How to obtain additional IPv4 address?

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•  Prop-105: Distribution of returned IPv4 address block –  Implemented on 27th May 2014 –  Members are eligible to receive an additional /22 IPv4 (non 103/8)

block from APNIC

•  Where does this /22 block come from? –  IPv4 blocks returned by RIR to IANA –  IANA collected, and then return it back to RIR

•  Spirit of this policy? –  To help organization who needs additional IPv4, and move forward

to IPv6 address

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23%

77%

LA members who have received additional /22 (non 103/8) under prop-105

LA members who have not received additional /22 (non 103/8) under prop-105

LA Members who received additional /22 under prop 105

What if my organization need more IPv4 address?

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•  IPv4 and ASN Transfer policy

•  Transfer of IPv4 and AS Numbers between –  APNIC members (✓) –  APNIC and RIR (✓)

•  Transfer pre-approval – Get transfer approval in advance

•  Transfer listing – Find potential sources for your transfers

•  Mailing list - Facilitate discussion on topics related to IPv4 transfer

–  https://www.apnic.net/mailing-lists

IPv4 is fast exhausting, what next ?

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IPv6 traffic is on the rise

https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=ipv6-adoption&tab=ipv6-adoption

IPv4 vs IPv6 Routing

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Annual IPv6 Delegations

Allocation

Assignment

By delegation type

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/32

/43-/47

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By size

One-click

Normal

By request type As at 31 Oct

2015

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Have you adopted IPv6?

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2010 2012 2014 2015

Number of IPv6 delegation

9 IPv6 delegations

for LA

One-click IPv6

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APNIC Services Update

Member Services

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www.apnic.net/helpdesk

Dinesh Bakthavatchalam, Internet Resource Analyst (Helpdesk)

Zen Ng, Internet Resource Analyst (Helpdesk)

Pubudu Jayasinghe, Internet Resource Analyst (Helpdesk)

George Odagi, Internet Resource Analyst (Helpdesk)

Tom Do, Senior Internet Resource Analyst (Helpdesk)

Multilingual support in 8 languages

Available 09:00-21:00 (UTC+10) email,

skype, chat,

phone, VoIP, fax

Vivek Nigam, Member Services Manager

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Member Services Support

•  General queries on APNIC services & Procedures •  Account management and payment

•  Whois updates & troubleshooting

•  Reverse DNS

•  MyAPNIC support

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APNIC Training in 2015 62 face-to-face courses held in

25 locations

1,833 professionals

trained face-to-face

Video archives 79 videos

109,389 views

614 professionals

trained via 117 eLearning sessions

Received training contribution from nine organizations including: •  World Bank •  Japan International

Cooperation Agency (JICA)

•  ITU

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APNIC Training courses

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IPv6 Essentials IPv6 Deployment

BGP Basics DNS Fundamentals

Advanced BGP Network Security

training.apnic.net/courses

Technical Assistance Service

TAS - Thailand TAS - Bangladesh

Support for scalable and resilient networks, and best

practices in network operations

•  Distribution and registration of resources •  Supporting reverse DNS delegation •  Managing whois and IRR •  Resource Certification •  IPv6 deployment •  Internet infrastructure security •  Supporting open & neutral IXP & root servers www.apnic.net/tas

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•  Collaboration with external organizations such as NSRC, ITU etc. •  ITU Country Direct Engineering Assistance on IPv6 in Mongolia with

APNIC TAS support in July 2015

NOGs in 2015

BTNOG 1 SANOG 24

Participated in 14 NOG events JANOG, HKNOG, PHNOG, bdNOG, LKNOG, MyNOG, SGNOC, IDNOG, AusNOG, NZNOG, SANOG, PACNOG •  Technical and APNIC updates •  Hostmaster consultations •  Training sessions •  Sponsorship and logistical

support

MyNOG 4

PHNOG 2015

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labs.apnic.net

Over 3 million measurements per day

Measuring IPv6, DNSSEC, DNS

Single collection platform for all measurements

HTML5 now allows measurements on

mobile devices (replacing Flash)

Measurement for ICANN’s Universal Acceptance work (IDNs gTLDs)

50+ research presentations to:

IETF, RIRs, ICANN, DNS OARC, NOGs, OECD

Research statistics and evidence to help the APNIC community make more

informed technical decisions

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You’re Invited!

2016.apricot.net

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•  APRICOT 2016: Auckland, New Zealand, 16 - 26 February 2016

•  APNIC 42: Dhaka, Bangladesh, 29 Sept - 6 October 2016

THANK YOU www.facebook.com/APNIC

www.twitter.com/apnic

www.youtube.com/apnicmultimedia

www.flickr.com/apnic

www.weibo.com/APNICrir