Issue 34: 30 May 2014
More IPv4 addresses available from APNIC
APNIC Members can apply for more IPv4 address following the distribution of returned IPv4 blocks by IANA. Members can now request a maximum of a /22, or 1,024 addresses, from
the address blocks returned to APNIC by IANA, in addition to the maximum /22 they can receive from 103/8. Members can apply using the online form in MyAPNIC.
Applications must still meet the current IPv4 policy criteria.
Even
though this address space is still available, APNIC encourages organizations to continue transitioning to IPv6.
ARM 3 held with first bdNOG Conference
APNIC held its third APNIC Regional Meeting (ARM 3) in conjunction with the first Bangladesh Network Operators Group Conference (bdNOG).
The event
was a great success, with strong attendance from the Bangladesh technical community and government, and it was widely reported across local media.
APNIC is proud to have helped establish bdNOG and to be a founding partner
for bdNOG 1. APNIC's Nurul Islam is bdNOG's first president.
Encouraging IPv6 at APEC TEL 49
APNIC participated at APEC TEL 49 in Yangzhou, China from 21 - 26 April 2014. APNIC has been an official APEC TEL Guest since 2009, and APNIC's Senior Internet Development Advisor,
Miwa Fujii, has attended APEC TEL meetings since 2009 to encourage and support IPv6 deployment to APEC member economies.
At APEC TEL 49, Ms Fujii emphasized the importance of IPv6 deployment in mobile networks in particular.
Register now for APNIC 38
You can register now for the APNIC 38 Conference and Workshops. Be one of the first 25 registrations paid in full to be eligible for an Early Bird prize!
Three hands-on intensive workshops will be held from 9 - 13 September. Spaces will fill up quickly, so be sure to register for your workshop of choice as soon as possible.
If you would like to present at APNIC 38, submit your proposal!
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