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APNIC Status Report

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Services Development

• Internal systems• “Allocation Manager”• Request tracking system• Meeting management system redesign

• Including APRICOT registration system• Provided to SANOG and AIT

• MyAPNIC v1.3 launched 2004• Resource request forms• Whois data management• Technical menu including ‘looking glass’• Request tracking interface• Online voting ready for use• Demo at http://www.apnic.net/services/myapnic

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Training Services

• Updated Training courses• Internet Resource Management I & II, Essentials• DNS workshops (2 & 4 day)• IRR tutorial with hands-on lab (1 day)

• Collaborations• Trial of on-line video delivery with SOI-Asia• Outsource training admin to AIT in Thailand• NIR collaborations (Indonesia, China, Taiwan)• With RIPE NCC on training development• With PITA to offer IXP Networking Essentials• With ISOC on ccTLD training course

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Outreach and Liaison

• Liaison with regional groups• NZNOG, January, New Zealand• PTC AGM, January, USA• SANOG III, January, India• ITU seminar on standardisation, February, Vietnam• PITA AGM, April, New Zealand• IPv6 Global Summit, April, China• APT WSIS preparatory meeting, April Bangkok• SANOG IV, July, Nepal

• Half day ‘policy’ track planned

• Other – WSIS• UN ICT Task Force meetings, New York, Shanghai

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Rootserver deployment

• F Root (ISC)• Hong Kong, Seoul, Beijing, Taiwan, Singapore,

Brisbane• Planned: Jakarta

• I Root (Autonomica)• Hong Kong, Bangkok• Planned: Fiji, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai

• K Root (RIPE NCC)• Planned: Brisbane, Osaka, Guangzhou

• Summary• Deployed: 8• Planned: 7 more in 2004

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Policy update

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Policy update APNIC 16/17

• Historical resource transfer policy• ‘Historical’ resources (pre-RIR) can be transferred to

APNIC members easily

• Private customer assignment records• Customer assignment records no longer publicly

accessible in the APNIC database.

• Recovery of “unused” address space• Lowering IPv4 minimum allocation size

• Improve access to IP addresses for smaller networks

• IPv6 policies• Allocations to closed/private networks• IPv6 allocations to IPv4 infrastructures

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Next APNIC Meeting…

• APNIC18• 31 Aug – 3 Sep 2004• Sheraton Fiji Resort,

Nadi

• Sponsors• Telecom Fiji Ltd• Connect Fiji Ltd

• Fellowships available –Please apply!

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Fiji

• Here it is…

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Fiji

• And this is what it looks like…

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Thanks