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Join us for a morning of updates from Ninja-IX, ARIN and our Data Center partners followed by a lunch and data center tour.
In the afternoon we will also be hosting 2 tutorials for network operators. Learn or refresh your skills of RPKI Route Protection and Basic BGP for Peering.
The morning session will be availble of remote participation
You may register for either the morning, afternoon or both.
ARIN will be availilable on site to help with any issues you might have.
In the evening we will be hosting a poolside reception.
Best of all - this is a free event!
All on site participants must register by noon on Thursday October 13th and are required to have government issued ID for entrance to the hosting facility,
Feel free to get in touch with us via email or phone if you have any questions
9:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Iron Mountain Phoenix 1 Data Center
Updates on the peering markets and features in the IXP Manager. Discussion of growth of the platform.
Do you need help navigating the IPv4 transfer market (as either a source or recipient)? You've come to the right place. Join us for a status update on the IPv4 transfer market and Q&A with ARIN where you can ask your questions about obtaining IPv4 address space on the market and ARIN's Specified Transfer Listing Service that includes IP address broker facilitators and more..
Updates from our Data Center Partners:
Cyxtera - Ben Hedges
EdgeConneX - Wil Trado
H5 Data Centers - Daniel Kluss
Iron Mountain Data Centers - Micheal Bach
PhoenixNAP - Mike Berry
Secure Shore - James Woodside
QTS - Bryan Darby
1:30pm to 4 pm at Iron Mountain Phoenix 1 Data Center
Please select the addon when registering.
If you wish to just attend the tutorials you do not need to select the morning sessions during registration.
A presenation on how to use communites and filers to ensure clean annoucements of routes in BGP towards peers. Examples using "Cisco Style" commands will be shown.
Network administrators sometimes announce IP addresses that don't belong to them, either by accident or on purpose. A wrongly announced IP address block can take an entire network offline. Furthermore, hackers have the ability to create false DNS records, which may trick users into visiting websites or downloading malicious software. What can you do to prevent these scenarios from happening? The answer is Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), and opt-in service available from ARIN. Find out all the information required for you to participate in ARIN's RPKI service to strengthen your routing security.
ARIN'S Help desk will be available all day during the event
Did you know ARIN has an IPv4 Waiting List and a reserved block of IPv4 to facilitate IPv6 deployment that you can utilize for your IPv4 needs instead of turning to the market just yet? Do you need help updating your Whois data? Or deploying IPv6 or RPKI? No matter what it is you need help with, we’re here for you. The ARIN Help Desk is your one-stop source for information from ARIN. We’ll answer all your questions and can aid with any resource requests you’re currently working on with us as well as any you’ll be submitting in the near future.
Location is offsite and will be forwarded to the attendees.
Featuring food from the Philippines.
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