Author Index: NANOG Presentations

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Abarbanel, Benjamin Implementing Global Network Mobility Using BGP, by Benjamin Abarbanel, Boeing. NANOG 31, May 2004.
Abley, Joe Building Nameserver Clusters with Free Software, by Joe Abley, ISC. NANOG 34, May 2005. Trust Reflection: A Distributed Approach to PGP Key Signing at Multi-Day Events, by Joe Abley, ISC. Building a Web of Trust, by Joe Abley, ISC. NANOG 29, October 2003. Managing IP Networks with Free Software (Tutorial), by Joe Abley and Stephen Stuart, Internet Software Consortium. NANOG 26, October 2002. Inter-domain Traffic Engineering: Principles, Applications, and Case Studies (Tutorial part 1), by Josh Wepman, Ixia, and Joe Abley, PAIX. NANOG 24, February 2002. IP Traffic Management: Measurement, Analysis, and Optimization (Tutorial part 2), by Josh Wepmen, Ixia; Joe Abley, MFN; Andrew Lange, CW; and Matthew Meyer, Global Crossing. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Adelson, Jay Internet Exchange Operator Panel, moderated by Celeste Anderson, LAAP/Pacific Wave. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Itojun Hagino, DIX-IE; Mike Hughes, LINX; Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 30, February 2004. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Aduskevicz, P.J. Panel: Meet the Regulators, moderated by Robert Cannon, FCC. P.J. Aduskevicz, ATT/FCC Interoperability Council (NRIC); Dale Hatfield, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology; Rebecca Dorch, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Afek, Yehuda Diversion and Sieving Techniques to Defeat DDoS, by Yehuda Afek and Anat Bremler-Barr, Tel-Aviv Univ. and WANWall; Hank Nussbacher and Dan Touitou, WANWall. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Agarwal, Sharad Impact of BGP Dynamics on Intra-Domain Traffic Patterns in the Sprint IP Backbone, by Sharad Agarwal, Chen-Nee Chuah, Supratik Bhattacharyya, & Christophe Diot, Sprint. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Agarwal, Puneet Panel: Core Network Design and Vendor Prophecies, Danny McPherson, TCB, moderator; Eric Brendel, Chiaro; Riad Hartani, Caspia; Dave Ward, Cisco; Puneet Agarwal, Pluris; Scott Poretsky, Avici; and Dave O'Leary, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Agrawal, Mukesh Demo: Free Software for Configuring Routers and Monitoring Routing, by Abha Ahuja, Merit, Jimmy Wan, IPMA/U-M, Mukesh Agrawal, IPMA/U-M. NANOG 14, November 1998. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Ahmed, Sohel Fast Reroute - A High Availability Addition to MPLS, by Shankar Rao and Sohel Ahmed, Qwest; and Richard Southern, Juniper. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Ahuja, Abha Shining Light on Dark Internet Address Space, by Craig Labovitz and Abha Ahuja, Merit Network/Arbor Networks (Presented by Rob Malan, Arbor Networks.) NANOG 23, October 2001. Panel: Global Routing System Scaling Issues, moderated by Cathy Wittbrodt, iVMG; Bill Woodcock, Zocalo; Tony Li, Procket Networks; Abha Ahuja, Arbor Networks; Vijay Gill, MFN; and Enke Chen, Redback. NANOG 21, February 2001. The Impact of Internet Policy and Topology on Delayed Routing Convergence, by Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research/Merit; Abha Ahuja, Internap/Merit; Roger Wattenhofer & Srinivasan Venkatachary, Microsoft Research. NANOG 20, October 2000. The Problem with BGP Convergence, Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research/Merit, and Abha Ahuja, Internap/Merit. NANOG 18, February 2000. Analysis and Experimental Measurements of Internet BGP Convergence Latencies, by Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research/Merit, and Abha Ahuja, Merit. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Router Configuration Management Tools, Tutorial by Avi Freedman, AboveNet, and Abha Ahuja, Merit. NANOG 16, May 1999. Demo: Free Software for Configuring Routers and Monitoring Routing, by Abha Ahuja, Merit, Jimmy Wan, IPMA/U-M, Mukesh Agrawal, IPMA/U-M. NANOG 14, November 1998. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Alaettinoglu, Cengiz Making Sense of BGP, by Tina Wong, Van Jacobson, Cengiz Alaettinoglu, Packet Design. NANOG 30, February 2004. Analysis of RIPE / RIS Project's BGP Data: CIDR at Work, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, Packet Design. NANOG 23, October 2001. ISIS Routing on the Qwest Backbone: a Recipe for Subsecond ISIS Convergence, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu and Steve Casner, Packet Design. NANOG 24, February 2002. A Fine-Grained View of High-Performance Networking, by Steve Casner, Cengiz Alaettinoglu, and Chia-Chee Kuan, Packet Design. NANOG 22, May 2001. Towards Millisecond IGP Convergence, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, Van Jacobson, & Haobo Yu, Packet Design. NANOG 20, October 2000. BGP Configuration From the IRR (Tutorial), by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, ISI. NANOG 19, June 2000. Tutorial: Routing Policy Specification Language/IRR, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, ISI, and Gerald Winters, Merit. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Routing Coordination Through the Internet Routing Registry, tutorial by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, ISI, and Curtis Villamizar, ANS. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Alvastrand, Harald BOF: What Does NANOG Want the IETF to Do?, moderated by Harald Alvestrand, Cisco, and Alex Zinin, Alcatel. NANOG 31, May 2004.
Almes, Guy Panel: Academic NGI Networking: What's the Difference Between Internet2, Abilene, and the vBNS? Paul Love, Internet2, moderator. John Jamison, MCI/vBNS, Guy Almes, Internet2/Abilene. NANOG 15, January 1999. Internet2 Update: R/D and Infrastructure, by Guy Almes, UCAID. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Amante, Shane Panel: Network-based Layer 2/3 VPN Deployment , by Danny McPherson, Arbor, moderator; Ted Seely, Sprint, Shane Amante, Level(3), Shankar Rao, Qwest. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Anderson, Celeste Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, moderated by Celeste Anderson, LAAP/Pacific Wave. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Itojun Hagino, DIX-IE; Mike Hughes, LINX; Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 30, February 2004. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Anderson, Tom Tulip: A Tool for Locating Performance Problems Along Internet Paths, by Ratul Mahajan, Neil Spring, David Wetherall, and Thomas Anderson, University of Washington. NANOG 31, May 2004. Benefits of Negotiated Interdomain Traffic Engineering, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Thomas Anderson, University of Washington. NANOG 31, May 2004. Scriptroute: A Public Internet Measurement Facility. by Neil Spring, David Wetherall, & Tom Anderson, Department of CSE, University of Washington. NANOG 26, October 2002. The Impact of BGP Misconfiguration on Connectivity, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Tom Anderson, Univ. of Washington. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Appenzeller, Guido Routers with Small Buffers, by Yashar Ganjali, Guido Appenzeller, Ashish Goel, Tim Roughgarden, and Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005. Resarch Forum: Sizing Router Buffers, by Guido Appenzeller, Stanford University NANOG 32, October 2004. Research Forum: Performing BGP Experiments on a Semi-Realistic Internet Environment, by Guido Appenzeller, Stanford University; Ke Zhang, Soon-Tee Teoh, Shih-Ming Tseng, Chen-Nee Chuah, Kwan-Liu Ma, and Felix Wu, University of California, Davis. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Arnold, Jon Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Arumugham, Karthik DoS Attacks in the Real World, by Karthik Arumugham, Global NAPs, Steven Schechter, Globix, and Jason Slagle, Toledo Internet Access. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Asadullah, Salman Tutorial: IPv6 Deployment and Case Studies, by Salman Asadullah and Ciprian Popoviciu, Cisco. Level: Introductory/Intermediate. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Ashwood-Smith, Peter Tutorial: Introduction to MPLS, by Peter Ashwood-Smith, Nortel. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Introduction to MPLS, Tutorial by Peter Ashwood-Smith, Nortel. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Atlas, Alia IP Fast Reroute: Overview and Things We Are Struggling to Solve, by Dave Ward, Cisco, and Alia Atlas, Avici. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Austein, Rob DNSSEC Deployment: Big Steps Forward; Several Steps to Go, by Rob Austein, ISC, Steve Crocker, Shinkuro, Suresh Krishnaswamy and Russ Mundy, SPARTA. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Aviani, James Panel: Technology for Backbone Web Caching, moderated by Peter Danzig, Network Appliance. Ed Kern, DIGEX; James Aviani, Cisco; Shirish Sathaye, Alteon; Bill Maggs, MCI. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Awduche, Daniel Traffic Engineering Panel. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator; Jim Boyle, Level 3, Daniel Awduche, UUNET; Brenda Friborg, Intermedia. NANOG 19, June 2000. B
Baker, Fred Differentiated Services Panel, moderated Kathleen Nichols, Bay Networks. "Priority Service for Internet Traffic," by Van Jacobsen, Berkeley National Laboratory; "Differentiated Services: The Managed Expectations Internet," by Fred Baker, Cisco; Diff Serv and QoS Support in Microsoft Hosts, by Peter Ford, Microsoft. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Baker, Matt Very Pleasant/Painful Networking: The Highs and Lows of Building and Maintaining VPNs, by Matt Baker, Intel. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Balakrishnan, Hari Geographic Locality of IP Prefixes (Research Forum), by Mike Freedman, NYU; Mythili Vutukuru, Nick Feamster, and Hari Balakrishnan, MIT. NANOG 35, October 2005. Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor, by Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, University of Michigan; Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks, Tim Battles, AT&T. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Balakrishnan, Hari A Systematic Approach to BGP Configuration Checking, by Nick Feamster and Hari Balakrishnan, MIT. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Balogh, Aristotle NSI Registry Engineering & Operations Update, by Aristotle Balogh, Network Solutions. NANOG 19, June 2000. NSI Registry Root/gTLD Update, by Arisotle Balogh & Mark Kosters, Network Solutions. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Balus, Florin Tutorial: MPLS-Based Layer 2 VPNs. Level: Intermediate. Florin Balus and Mike Loomis, Nortel. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Bamford, Stewart IPv6 Deployment Issues: A Tier 1 Perspective, by Stewart Bamford, Level3. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Barber, Piet Life and Times of J-Root, by Piet Barber, Matt Larson, Mark Kosters, and Pete Toscano, Verisign. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Barber, Stan Updates from the Internet2 GigaPoPs, by Ron Hutchins, Southern CrossRoads, Atlanta GigaPoP; Dave Meyer, Oregon GigaPoP; Mark Johnson, North Carolina Networking Initiative; Stan Barber, Texas GigaPoP. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Battles, Tim Tutorial: ISP Security Toolkits, by Tim Battles, AT&T. Level: Introductory/Intermediate. NANOG 32, October 2004. Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor, by Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, University of Michigan; Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks, Tim Battles, AT&T. NANOG 32, October 2004. Tutorial: Customer-Triggered Real-Time Blackholes. Level: Introductory. Chris Morrow, UUNET; Tim Battles, AT&T; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Bays, Robert Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Bechly, Tom Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, moderated by Celeste Anderson, LAAP/Pacific Wave. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Itojun Hagino, DIX-IE; Mike Hughes, LINX; Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 30, February 2004. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003. Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002. MAE Evolution, by Thomas Bechly, WorldCom. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Bellovin, Steve Anniversary Retrospective: Where We've Been & Where We're Headed. Sue Hares, NextHop, Moderator; Paul Francis, Cornell Univ. Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Dino Farinacci, Procket. NANOG 30, February 2004. It's a Surprise, by Bill Fenner, AT&T Research; Rob Thomas, Cisco/Team Cymru; Russ Housley, Vigil Security; Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Jose Nazario, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Some Initial Measurements of Prefix Length Phyltreing, by Jennifer Rexford and Steve Bellovin, AT&T; and Randy Bush. NANOG 22, May 2001. DDoS Attacks and Pushback, by Steve Bellovin, AT&T. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Berkowitz, Howard Tutorial: Customer Satisfaction 201, by Howard Berkowitz, Nortel. NANOG 21, February 2001. Tutorial: Exterior Routing 201: The Full Picture, BY Howard Berkowitz, Nortel. NANOG 21, February 2001. Is IS-IS It, or Not? What Are the IS-IS New Technologies? (Tutorial), by Howard Berkowitz, Nortel. NANOG 19, June 2000. Tutorial: OSPF Goodies for ISPs, by Howard Berkowitz, Gett Communications. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. BOF: Conveying Clue: Educating New Staff and Customers, by Howard Berkowitz, Gett Communications. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. So Your Customer Wants a VPN From You, Tutorial by Howard Berkowitz, Gett Communications. NANOG 16, May 1999. BGP 101: BGP Concepts Made Easy, Tutorial by Howard Berkowitz. NANOG 15, January 1999. Good ISPs Have No Class: Addressing Nuances and Nuisances, tutorial by Howard Berkowitz. NANOG 14, November 1998. Interesting Things to Do With OSPF, tutorial by Howard Berkowitz. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Beverly, Robert The Spoofer Project: Inferring the Extent of Internet Source Address Filtering on the Internet, by Robert Beverly, MIT. NANOG 34, May 2005. Multicast Performance Measurement on a High-Performance IP Backbone, by Robert Beverly, MCI WorldCom. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Bhattacharyya, Supratik Impact of BGP Dynamics on Intra-Domain Traffic Patterns in the Sprint IP Backbone, by Sharad Agarwal, Chen-Nee Chuah, Supratik Bhattacharyya, & Christophe Diot, Sprint. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Blair, Dana IPv6 in Mobile Wireless Networking, by Dana Blair, Cisco. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Bicknell, Leo Near Real-Time Publication of Allocated Netblocks, by Leo Bicknell, ARIN Advisory Council, and Cathy Wittbrodt, Daydream Imagery. NANOG 31, May 2004.
Bligh, Alex Panel: Service Provider Route Filtering. Danny McPherson, Amber Networks, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Vijay Gill, MFN; Alex Bligh, GXN; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Blunk, Larry RPSLng Status Update, by Larry Blunk, Merit. NANOG 32, October 2004. Route Registry BOF, moderated by Larry Blunk, Merit. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Boehm, Hagen Network-Wide Inter-Domain Routing Policies: Design and Realization, by Olaf Maennel, Anja Feldmann (speaker) and Christian Reiser, Technical University Munich; Ruediger Volk and Hagen Boehm, Deutsche Telekom. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Bonaventure, O. Redistribution Communities for Interdomain Traffic Engineering, by B. Quoitin and O. Bonaventure, University of Namur, Belgium. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Borkenhagen, Jay Controlling the Impact of BGP Policy Changes on IP Traffic, by Nick Feamster, MIT, Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Labs, and Jay Borkenhagen, AT&T Labs. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Bos, Erik-Jan SURFnet5: Building the Next-Generation Internet in The Netherlands, by Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet. NANOG 20, October 2000. SURFnet and the GigaPort Project, by Erik-Jan Bos, SURFNet. NANOG 16, May 1999. Panel: News from the Exchange Points. PacBell NAP, by Mark Pryor, PacBell. NANOG 16, May 1999. The MAEs, by Steve Feldman, MCI Worldcom. Ameritech NAP, by Mark Cnota, Ameritech. Amsterdam Internet Exchange, by Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet. PAIX, by John Pedro, PAIX. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Bose, Patrick Dynamic AS Renumbering—Research & Results on New BGP Mechanisms (Research Forum), by Sue Hares, NextHop, and Patrick Bose, Lockheed Martin. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Boyle, Jim Multiservice Core Design, by Vijay Gill, MFN, and Jim Boyle, Level 3. NANOG 21, February 2001. Traffic Engineering Panel. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator; Jim Boyle, Level 3, Danielle Awduche, UUNET; Brenda Friborg, Intermedia. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Bradner, Scott How to Kill Worms and Viruses with Policy Pontifications, by Scott Bradner, Harvard Univ. NANOG 30, February 2004. A Short History of the Internet, by Scott Bradner, Harvard Univ. NANOG 30, February 2004. Blurring the Lines Between Circuits and Protocols: Plans to Re-Organize Sub-IP Technologies in the IETF, by Scott Bradner, Harvard. NANOG 21, February 2001. Route Filtering Panel. Scott Bradner, Harvard, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Danny McPherson, Qwest; Cathy Wittbrodt, ARIN Advisory Council; John Crain, RIPE NCC. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Brayley, Jeremy MPLS Enhancements to Support Layer 2 Transport Services, by Jeremy Brayley, Laurel Networks. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Bremler-Barr, Anat Diversion and Sieving Techniques to Defeat DDoS, by Yehuda Afek and Anat Bremler-Barr, Tel-Aviv Univ. and WANWall; Hank Nussbacher and Dan Touitou, WANWall. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Brendel, Eric Panel: Core Network Design and Vendor Prophecies, Danny McPherson, TCB, moderator; Eric Brendel, Chiaro; Riad Hartani, Caspia; Dave Ward, Cisco; Puneet Agarwal, Pluris; Scott Poretsky, Avici; and Dave O'Leary, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Britt, Aaron Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Broido, Andre Internet Expansion, Refinement, and Churn, by Andre Broido, Evi Nemeth, and K Claffy, CAIDA. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Brooks, Matthew Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Brown, John Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003. Basic ISP Traffic Engineering Tools and Practices (Tutorial), by John Brown, Chagres Technologies. NANOG 22, May 2001. Wireless Networks and Improved Networking in Rural Areas, by John M. Brown, iHighway. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Brown, Timothy NOC Theory and Practice, by Timothy Brown and Matthew F. Ringel, Akamai. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Brownlee, Nevil Is Your Network Available? (Or, Common Network Metrics), by Nevil Brownlee, CAIDA. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Burke, Betty Coordinating NANOG: Input From the Community. Paul Vixie, ISC, Martin Hannigan, VeriSign, Betty Burke, Merit, Steve Feldman, CNET, Dan Golding, The Burton Group. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Bush, Randy Happy Packets - Initial Results, by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, Intel Research; Zhuoqing Mao, University of Michigan. Eric Purpus, University of Oregon; Dan Stutzbach, University of Oregon. NANOG 31, May 2004. Panel: Simple Router Security, What Every ISP Router Engineer Should Know and Practice. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Rob Thomas, Cisco/Team Cymru; Neal Ziring, NSA; George Jones, MITRE. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Watching Your Router Configurations and Detecting Those Exciting Little Changes. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Henry Kilmer, Terrapin Communications; John Heasley, Verio; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Services, Complexity, and the Internet: What Direction? David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Randy Bush, IIJ; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; Lixia Zhang, UCLA; Dave Ward, Cisco; and Thomas Telkamp, Global Crossing. NANOG 26, October 2002. Route Flap Damping: Harmful? by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, AT&T Research; and Zhuoqing Morley Mao; UC Berkeley. NANOG 26, October 2002. Protecting the BGP Routes to Top Level DNS Servers, by Daniel Massey, USC/ISI, Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Pei, UC Davis; Randy Bush, AT&T; Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 25, June 2002. Panel: Routing Table Growth: News at Eleven. Moderated by Dave Meyer, Sprint; Randy Bush (Presented by Bill Woodcock). NANOG 23, October 2001. Some Initial Measurements of Prefix Length Phyltreing, by Jennifer Rexford and Steve Bellovin, AT&T; and Randy Bush. NANOG 22, May 2001. Panel: Service Provider Route Filtering. Danny McPherson, Amber Networks, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Vijay Gill, MFN; Alex Bligh, GXN; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 20, October 2000. Route Filtering Panel. Scott Bradner, Harvard, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Danny McPherson, Qwest; Cathy Wittbrodt, ARIN Advisory Council; John Crain, RIPE NCC. NANOG 18, February 2000. C
Caesar, Matthew C. Root Cause Analysis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Matthew C. Caesar, L. Subramanian, and R.H. Katz, UC Berkeley. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Cain, Brad Inter-Domain Content Networking, by Brad Cain, Cereva Networks. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Cannon, Robert Panel: Meet the Regulators, moderated by Robert Cannon, FCC. P.J. Aduskevicz, ATT/FCC Interoperability Council (NRIC); Dale Hatfield, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology; Rebecca Dorch, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Case, Jeff SNMP Update, by Jeff Case, SNMP Research. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Casner, Steve ISIS Routing on the Qwest Backbone: a Recipe for Subsecond ISIS Convergence, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu and Steve Casner, Packet Design. NANOG 24, February 2002. A Fine-Grained View of High-Performance Networking, by Steve Casner, Cengiz Alaettinoglu, and Chia-Chee Kuan, Packet Design. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Charnock, William Experiences with Large-scale Network Consolidation (Or, How I Spent My Summer Vacation), by Dave Israel & William Charnock, Allegiance Telecom. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Chadd, Adrian Tutorial: Deploying Distributed Content Caching in Large IP Networks, by Andrew Khoo and Adrian Chadd, Versatel Telecom. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999.
Chen, Enke Panel: Persistent Route Oscillation - Issues and Solutions.Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Enke Chen, Redback; John Scudder, Cisco. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Global Routing System Scaling Issues, moderated by Cathy Wittbrodt, iVMG; Bill Woodcock, Zocalo; Tony Li, Procket Networks; Abha Ahuja, Arbor Networks; Vijay Gill, MFN; and Enke Chen, Redback. NANOG 21, February 2001. Routing Scalability in Backbone Networks, by Enke Chen, Cisco. NANOG 15, January 1999. Airborne Contagion: Effects of a Worm on Wireless Networking, by Christopher Chin, UC Berkeley. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Christian, Blaine Panel: BGP Security Requirements—An Overview of Current Work in the IETF, by Tony Tauber, MIT Lincoln Lab, Blaine Christian, KMC Telecom Solutions, Sandy Murphy, Sparta, Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. IP Over Anything, by Blaine Christian, MCI. NANOG 31, May 2004.
Choudhury, Gagan IP Fast-Reroute: An Analysis of Applicability to a Core Network, by Gagan Choudhury, AT&T. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Chuah, Chen-Nee Research Forum: Performing BGP Experiments on a Semi-Realistic Internet Environment, by Guido Appenzeller, Stanford University; Ke Zhang, Soon-Tee Teoh, Shih-Ming Tseng, Chen-Nee Chuah, Kwan-Liu Ma, and Felix Wu, University of California, Davis. NANOG 32, October 2004. Impact of BGP Dynamics on Intra-Domain Traffic Patterns in the Sprint IP Backbone, by Sharad Agarwal, Chen-Nee Chuah, Supratik Bhattacharyya, & Christophe Diot, Sprint. NANOG 27, February 2003.
Claffy, K What Would You Like to Get Out of NANOG That You're not Getting Now? (BOF), moderated by K Claffy, CAIDA. NANOG 25, June 2002. Internet Expansion, Refinement, and Churn, by Andre Broido, Evi Nemeth, and K Claffy, CAIDA. NANOG 24, February 2002. Internet Measurement: Myths About Internet Data, by K Claffy, CAIDA. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Cooke, Evan Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor, by Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, University of Michigan; Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks, Tim Battles, AT&T. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Cooper, Kelly An Information Sharing and Analysis Center for the Internet, byKelly Cooper, Genuity. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Cnota, Mark Panel: News from the Exchange Points. PacBell NAP, by Mark Pryor, PacBell. NANOG 16, May 1999. The MAEs, by Steve Feldman, MCI Worldcom. Ameritech NAP, by Mark Cnota, Ameritech. Amsterdam Internet Exchange, by Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet. PAIX, by John Pedro, PAIX. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Convery, Sean IPv6 IPv4 Threat Comparison, by Darrin Miller and Sean Convery, Cisco. NANOG 31, May 2004.
Cowie, Jim Real-time Global Routing Metrics, by Jim Cowie, Andy T. Ogielski, B.J. Premore, Eric A. Smith, & Todd Underwood, Renesys. NANOG 30, February 2004. Global Routing Instabilities During Code Red II and Nimda Worm Propagation, by Jim Cowie and Andy Ogielski, Renesys. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Crain, John Route Filtering Panel. Scott Bradner, Harvard, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Danny McPherson, Qwest; Cathy Wittbrodt, ARIN Advisory Council; John Crain, RIPE NCC. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Crews, Albert Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Crovella, Mark Mining Anomalies in Network-Wide Flow Data, by Anukool Lakhina and Mark Crovella, Boston University; and Christophe Diot, Thomson Paris Research Lab. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Curran, John Panel: 10 Years of Corporate Change in the NANOG & IP Backbone Community. by Martin Levy, moderator; John Curran, XO Communications; Doug Humphrey, Joss Institute. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Crocker, Steve DNSSEC Deployment: Big Steps Forward; Several Steps to Go, by Rob Austein, ISC, Steve Crocker, Shinkuro, Suresh Krishnaswamy and Russ Mundy, SPARTA. NANOG 32, October 2004. Panel: 10 Years of Corporate Change in the NANOG & IP Backbone Community. by Martin Levy, moderator; John Curran, XO Communications; Doug Humphrey, Joss Institute. NANOG 30, February 2004. D
Daigle, Leslie IETF Update, by Leslie Daigle, VeriSign, and Alex Zinin, Alcatel. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. UWho BOF. Andrew Newton and Leslie Daigle, VeriSign. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Danzig, Peter Panel: Technology for Backbone Web Caching, moderated by Peter Danzig, Network Appliance. Ed Kern, DIGEX; James Aviani, Cisco; Shirish Sathaye, Alteon; Bill Maggs, MCI. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Davis, Nate ARIN Update, by Nate Davis, ARIN. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Davis, Troy Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005.
da Silva, Ron The Relationship Between Network Security and Spam, by Carl Hutzler and Ron da Silva, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Terabit POP Design. Dave Ward, Cisco, moderator; Ted Seely, Sprint; Ron da Silva, AOL Time-Warner; Sean Doran, Ebone. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Deering, Steve IPv6: Why, What, When, Where? (Tutorial), by Steve Deering, Cisco. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Deibler, Danielle Panel: Multicast/MBGP: Real-Life Experiences in the Field, moderatoed by Dave Meyer, Sprint. Steve Rubin, AboveNet; Dorian Kim, Verio; Doug Pasko, Cable & Wireless; Henry Kilmer & Danielle Deibler, DIGEX; Jian Li, Qwest; Amir Tabdili, Sprint; Mujahid Khan, Sprint. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Deworm, Gilles Pseudowires and L2TPv3 Engineering, by Mark Townsley, Cisco, and Gilles Deworm, Ebone. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Dimayuga, Miguel Crafting Confederations (Tutorial), by Dan Golding, NetRail, and Miguel Dimayuga, Earthlink. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Diot, Christophe Mining Anomalies in Network-Wide Flow Data, by Anukool Lakhina and Mark Crovella, Boston University; and Christophe Diot, Thomson Paris Research Lab. NANOG 35, October 2005. Impact of BGP Dynamics on Intra-Domain Traffic Patterns in the Sprint IP Backbone, by Sharad Agarwal, Chen-Nee Chuah, Supratik Bhattacharyya, & Christophe Diot, Sprint. NANOG 27, February 2003. Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002. Reasons Not to Deploy RED (or, "On the Limits of Active Queue Management"), by Christophe Diot, Sprint. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Dobbins, Roland Tutorial: ISP Security 101 Primer. Level: Introductory/Intermediate. Barry Greene/Roland Dobbins, Cisco. NANOG 36, February 2006. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VII, moderated by Merike Kaeo, Double Shot Security, and Roland Dobbins, Cisco. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Doering, Gert Overview of the Global IPv6 Routing Table, Gert Doering, SpaceNet AG, Munich, author. Cathy Wittbrodt, presenter. NANOG 29, October 2003. IPv6 Impressions: ARIN Update and Routing Table Overview. Presented by Cathy Wittbrodt, Packet Design, routing table data from Gert Doering, SpaceNet AG, Munich. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Donelan, Sean What Worked and What Didn't: 9/11, by Sean Donelan, Donelan.com. NANOG 23, October 2001. Internet Outage Trends, by Sean Donelan, Equinix. NANOG 21, February 2001. Y2K Status and NOC Contingency Planning, by Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates. NANOG 16, May 1999. Who You Gonna Call? by Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates. NANOG 14, November 1998. BOF: Data Center Needs, Problems, and Technology, moderated by Bill Norton, Equinix, and Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Donoho, David Research Forum: How to Compute Accurate Traffic Matrices for Your Network in Seconds, by Yin Zhang, Matthew Roughan, Albert Greenberg, David Donoho, Nick Duffield, Carsten Lund, and Quynh Nguyen, AT&T Research; David Donoho, Stanford Univ. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Doran, Sean Panel: Terabit POP Design. Dave Ward, Cisco, moderator; Ted Seely, Sprint; Ron da Silva, AOL Time-Warner; Sean Doran, Ebone. NANOG 23, October 2001. RED Experience and Differentiated Queueing; Ebone and Differentiated Queueing, by Sean Doran, Ebone. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Dorch, Rebecca Panel: Meet the Regulators, moderated by Robert Cannon, FCC. P.J. Aduskevicz, ATT/FCC Interoperability Council (NRIC); Dale Hatfield, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology; Rebecca Dorch, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Doyle, Jeff Introduction to MPLS (Tutorial), by Jeff Doyle and Chris Summers, Juniper. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Duffield, Nick Research Forum: How to Compute Accurate Traffic Matrices for Your Network in Seconds, by Yin Zhang, Matthew Roughan, Albert Greenberg, David Donoho, Nick Duffield, Carsten Lund, and Quynh Nguyen, AT&T Research; David Donoho, Stanford Univ. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Duncan, Jim The National Infrastructure Assurance Council (NIAC) Vulnerability Disclosure Framework and What It Might Mean to the ISP Community, by Jim Duncan, Cisco, and Paul Vixie, ISC. NANOG 28, June 2003.
Dwarshuis, Russell Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001. E
Eckenwiler, Mark Tutorial: ISPs and Federal Privacy Law: Everything You Need to Know About the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, by Mark Eckenwiler, Department of Justice. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Elliot, Chris Understanding Standards Track IETF MIBs (Tutorial), by Mike MacFaden, Riverstone, and Chris Elliott, Cisco. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Enns, Ron XML-based Network Management, by Rob Enns, Juniper. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Epstein, Mark Real-world Techniques for Automating the Configuration of Network Devices, by Mark Epstein, Ponte. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Erskine, Thomas Using Remstats for Network and Server Monitoring, by Thomas Erskine, Communications Research Centre. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999.
Estan, Christian Research Forum: AutoFocus: A Tool for Automatic Traffic Analysis, by Cristian Estan, UCSD. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Estes, Nathan Tier 2 - 5 Peering BOF, moderated by Daniel Golding and Nathan Estes, NetRail. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Eubanks, Marshall Multicasting Worked on 9/11, by Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies, Prashant Rajvaidya, UC Santa Barbara, and Rich Mavrogeanes, Vbrick. NANOG 23, October 2001. Single Source Multicast: The Multicast Broadcast Model, by Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies. NANOG 21, February 2001. F
Faloutsos, Michalis BLINC: Multilevel Traffic Classification in the Dark, by Thomas Karagiannis, UC Riverside; Konstantina Papagiannaki, Intel Research; and Michalis Faloutsos, UC Riverside. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Fang, Luyuan Panel: Provider-Provisioned VPNs, moderated by Jessica Yu, Cosine; Kireeti Kompella, Juniper; Alvaro Retana, Cisco; and Luyuan Fang, AT&T. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Farinacci, Dino A Decade of Technology Pitfalls and Successes, by Dino Farinacci, Procket. NANOG 30, February 2004. Anniversary Retrospective: Where We've Been & Where We're Headed. Sue Hares, NextHop, Moderator; Paul Francis, Cornell Univ. Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Dino Farinacci, Procket. NANOG 30, February 2004. Deploying Inter-Domain Multicast Routing, by Dino Farinacci, Cisco. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Feamster, Nick Geographic Locality of IP Prefixes (Research Forum), by Mike Freedman, NYU; Mythili Vutukuru, Nick Feamster, and Hari Balakrishnan, MIT. NANOG 35, October 2005. BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. Detecting Inconsistent Advertisements from Neighboring ASes, by Nick Feamster, MIT, Z. Morley Mao, University of Michigan; and Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research. NANOG 32, October 2004. Verifying Wide-Area Routing Configuration, by Nick Feamster, MIT. NANOG 31, May 2004. A Systematic Approach to BGP Configuration Checking, by Nick Feamster and Hari Balakrishnan, MIT. NANOG 29, October 2003. Controlling the Impact of BGP Policy Changes on IP Traffic, by Nick Feamster, MIT, Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Labs, and Jay Borkenhagen, AT&T Labs. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Feldmann, Anja Network-Wide Inter-Domain Routing Policies: Design and Realization, by Olaf Maennel, Anja Feldmann (speaker) and Christian Reiser, Technical University Munich; Ruediger Volk and Hagen Boehm, Deutsche Telekom. NANOG 34, May 2005. Identifying Problematic Inter-domain Routing Issues, by Olaf Maennel and Anja Feldmann, Saarland University, Saarbruecken, Germany. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Feldman, Steve Coordinating NANOG: Input From the Community. Paul Vixie, ISC, Martin Hannigan, VeriSign, Betty Burke, Merit, Steve Feldman, CNET, Dan Golding, The Burton Group. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. A History of Internet Exchanges (or, Lessons Learned - the Hard Way), by Steve Feldman, CNET. NANOG 30, February 2004. Operator Requirements for Infrastructure Management, by Steve Feldman, Vivace. NANOG 24, February 2002. Panel: Evolution of IXP Architecture. Steve Feldman, Sigma Networks, moderator. Paul Vixie, PAIX/MFN; Bill St. Arnaud, CANARIE; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Mike Hughes, LINX. NANOG 20, October 2000. Panel: News from the Exchange Points. PAIX.Net, by Paul Vixie, ISC; 6TAP, by Florent Parent, Viaginie; Ameritech NAP, by Andrew Schmidt, Ameritech; The MAEs, by Steve Feldman, MCI WorldCom; Ames Exchanges, by Lance Tatman, NASA Ames Research Center. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Panel: News from the Exchange Points. PacBell NAP, by Mark Pryor, PacBell. NANOG 16, May 1999. The MAEs, by Steve Feldman, MCI Worldcom. Ameritech NAP, by Mark Cnota, Ameritech. Amsterdam Internet Exchange, by Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet. PAIX, by John Pedro, PAIX. NANOG 16, May 1999. Updates from the Exchange Points, by Andrew Schmidt, Ameritech, Steve Feldman, MCI WorldCom, Keith Mitchell, London Internet Exchange, John Pedro, PAIX. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Fenner, Bill It's a Surprise, by Bill Fenner, AT&T Research; Rob Thomas, Cisco/Team Cymru; Russ Housley, Vigil Security; Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Jose Nazario, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Ferguson, Paul Panel: Router Update: Fast Packet Forwarding and Packet Treatment for Differentiated Services, moderated by Curtis Villamizer, ANS. Paul Ferguson, Cisco; John Stewart, Juniper; Jeff Wabik, Netstar/Ascend; Steve Willis, Argon; Hank Zannini, Avici Systems. NANOG 14, November 1998. What Is a VPN? by Paul Ferguson, Cisco. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Filo, Reinaldo Penno Exchange Point Updates: 1) Japan Internet Exchange (JPIX), by Yoshikazu Ikeda & Toshiki Ueda, JPIX 2) Brazilian Internet Exchange (BIX), by Reinaldo Penno Filo, Nortel/Shasta IP Services 3) Ames Exchanges, by Lance Tatman, NASA Ames Research Center 4) AADS, by Andrew Schmidt, Ameritech 5) PAIX.Net, by Paul Vixie, Internet Software Consortium 6) Equinix, by Bill Norton, Equinix 7) London Internet Exchange (LINX), by Keith Mitchell, LINX. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Filsfils, Clarence Fast IP Convergence, by Clarence Filsfils, Cisco. NANOG 29, October 2003. Deploying Tight-SLA Services on an Internet Backbone: ISIS Fast Convergence and Differentiated Services Design (tutorial), by Clarence Filsfils, Cisco. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Fink, Bob Panel: Operational Experience with IPv6. Bob Fink, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (moderator), Rob Rockell, Sprint, Greg Miller, MCI WorldCom, Bill Maton, Communications Research Centre, Sean Mentzer, Qwest. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Floyd, Sally Identifying the TCP Behavior of Web Servers, by Sally Floyd & Jitendra Padhye, Aciri. NANOG 20, October 2000. A Request for Information About the Deployment of RED, Sally Floyd, Aciri. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Ford, Peter Differentiated Services Panel, moderated Kathleen Nichols, Bay Networks. "Priority Service for Internet Traffic," by Van Jacobsen, Berkeley National Laboratory; "Differentiated Services: The Managed Expectations Internet," by Fred Baker, Cisco; Diff Serv and QoS Support in Microsoft Hosts, by Peter Ford, Microsoft. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Francis, Paul Anniversary Retrospective: Where We've Been & Where We're Headed. Sue Hares, NextHop, Moderator; Paul Francis, Cornell Univ. Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Dino Farinacci, Procket. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Freedman, Avi Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002. Industry/Government Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment: Background and Recommendations, by Avi Freedman, Akamai. NANOG 25, June 2003. Internet Measurement BOF: Presenting a New Network Pathology Study, by Avi Freedman, Akamai, and Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research. NANOG 18, February 2000. Inter-Provider Cooperation for MEDs and Best-Exit Routing, by Patrick Gilmore, PGExpress, and Avi Freedman, AboveNet. NANOG 17, October 1999. Router Configuration Management Tools, Tutorial by Avi Freedman, AboveNet, and Abha Ahuja, Merit. NANOG 16, May 1999. Implementing IP over Satellite, Tutorial by Andrew Khoo, VersaTel Telecom NL, and Avi Freedman, AboveNet. NANOG 16, May 1999. Controlled De-Aggregation: A Successful Experiment in More Optimal Routing, by Avi Freedman, AboveNet. NANOG 16, May 1999. BGP 102: A Mid-Sized Network Configuration Case Study, Tutorial by Avi Freedman, Net Access. NANOG 15, January 1999. A Modest Proposal for Quenching Smurf Amplifiers, by Avi Freedman, Net Access. NANOG 15, January 1999. Optimal External Route Selection: Tips and Techniques for ISPs, tutorial by Avi Freedman, Net Access. NANOG 14, November 1998. The NETPERF.NET Inter-Provider Network Performance Monitoring Project, by Avi Freedman, Net Access. NANOG 13, June 1998. Using Geosynchronous Satellite for Bandwidth Augmentation, News, and HTTP Broadcast Services, by Avi Freedman, Net Access. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Freedman, Mike Geographic Locality of IP Prefixes (Research Forum), by Mike Freedman, NYU; Mythili Vutukuru, Nick Feamster, and Hari Balakrishnan, MIT. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Friborgh, Brenda Traffic Engineering Panel. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator; Jim Boyle, Level 3, Danielle Awduche, UUNET; Brenda Friborg, Intermedia. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Fujiwara, Kasunori DNS Anomalies and Their Impact on DNS Cache Servers, by Chika Yoshimura, NTT Communcations; Katsuyasu Toyama, Keisuke Ishibashi, Tsuyoshi Toyono, NTT Labs; Masahiro Ishino, NTT Communcations; and Kazunori Fujiwara, JPRS. NANOG 32, October 2004. G
Ganjali, Yashar Routers with Small Buffers, by Yashar Ganjali, Guido Appenzeller, Ashish Goel, Tim Roughgarden, and Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Gauthier, Eric Life on a University Network: An Architecture for Automatically Detecting, Isolating, and Cleaning Infected Hosts, by Eric Gauthier, Boston University. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Gemberling, Brian W. ISP Security: Real World Techniques (Tutorial), by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco; and Chris Morrow and Brian W. Gemberling, UUNET. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Gibbard, Steve Internet Mini-Cores: Local Communications in the Internet's "Spur" Regions, by Steve Gibbard, PCH. NANOG 34, May 2005. Looking Glass Overview, by Steve Gibbard, Packet Clearing House. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Gill, Vijay Design Decisions and Architecture Analysis of a Global 10G Backbone (We Do it, so You Don't Have To), by Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 34, May 2005. Network Design to Support Very High-Capacity Streaming and Caching Infrastructures, by Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 32, October 2004. AOL Backbone OSPF-ISIS Migration, by Vijay Gill and Jon Mitchell, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 29, October 2003. BGP Attack Trees - Real World Examples, by Sue Hares, NextHop; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; and Mike Lloyd, RouteScience. NANOG 28, June 2003. Lack of Priority Queuing on RPs Considered Harmful, by Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 27, February 2003. Panel: Services, Complexity, and the Internet: What Direction? David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Randy Bush, IIJ; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; Lixia Zhang, UCLA; Dave Ward, Cisco; and Thomas Telkamp, Global Crossing. NANOG 26, October 2002. Operational Feedback to IP Equipment Vendors, by Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 26, October 2002. Multiservice Core Design, by Vijay Gill, MFN, and Jim Boyle, Level 3. NANOG 21, February 2001. Panel: Global Routing System Scaling Issues, moderated by Cathy Wittbrodt, iVMG; Bill Woodcock, Zocalo; Tony Li, Procket Networks; Abha Ahuja, Arbor Networks; Vijay Gill, MFN; and Enke Chen, Redback. NANOG 21, February 2001. Panel: Service Provider Route Filtering. Danny McPherson, Amber Networks, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Vijay Gill, MFN; Alex Bligh, GXN; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 20, October 2000. Traffic Engineering Panel. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator; Jim Boyle, Level 3, Danielle Awduche, UUNET; Brenda Friborg, Intermedia. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Gilmore, Patrick Panel: XSP Security Vulnerabilities, Martin Hannigan, Versign, moderator. Patrick Gilmore, Akamai Technologies, Aaron Hughes, Terremark/NOTA, Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, Chris Morrow, UUNET, Richard Steenbergen, nLayer Communications. NANOG 34, May 2005. Inter-Provider Cooperation for MEDs and Best-Exit Routing, by Patrick Gilmore, PGExpress, and Avi Freedman, AboveNet.
Girish, Muckai Dynamic Service Provisioning in Converged Network Infrastructure, by Muckai Girish, Atoga. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Goel, Ashish Routers with Small Buffers, by Yashar Ganjali, Guido Appenzeller, Ashish Goel, Tim Roughgarden, and Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Golding, Dan Coordinating NANOG: Input From the Community. Paul Vixie, ISC, Martin Hannigan, VeriSign, Betty Burke, Merit, Steve Feldman, CNET, Dan Golding, The Burton Group. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Peering Evolution, by Daniel Golding, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 27, February 2003. Routing Policy Implementation Guide (Tutorial), by Dan Golding, Sockeye. NANOG 24, February 2002. Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002. Panel: Florida Exchanges Facing South: NOTA and the MIX, moderated by Bill Manning, ISI; Dan Golding, Netrail; Christian Kuhtz, BellSouth. NANOG 21, February 2001. Crafting Confederations (Tutorial), by Dan Golding, NetRail, and Miguel Dimayuga, Earthlink. NANOG 19, June 2000. Tier 2 - 5 Peering BOF, moderated by Daniel Golding and Nathan Estes, NetRail. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Gottsponer, Roger How to Secure Your Job: Implement MPLS VPNs, by Roger Gottsponer, Nextra. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Greenberg, Albert Research Forum: How to Compute Accurate Traffic Matrices for Your Network in Seconds, by Yin Zhang, Matthew Roughan, Albert Greenberg, David Donoho, Nick Duffield, Carsten Lund, and Quynh Nguyen, AT&T Research; David Donoho, Stanford Univ. NANOG 29, October 2003. IP Network Traffic Engineering, by Albert Greenberg, AT&T Labs - Research. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Greene, Barry Raveendran Tutorial: ISP Security 101 Primer. Level: Introductory/Intermediate. Barry Greene/Roland Dobbins, Cisco. NANOG 36, February 2006. A Look at the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), by Dave Meyer, Cisco. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF V, moderated by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Merike Kaeo. NANOG 30, February 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF IV, Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Merike Kaeo, moderators. NANOG 29, October 2003. CIDR Police - Please Pull Over and Show Us Your BGP Announcements, by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Hank Nussbacher, Riverhead Networks. NANOG 27, February 2003. ISP Security BOF. Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco; Merike Kaeo, merike.com, moderators. ISP Security - Real World Techniques II, by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Kevin Houle, CERT. NANOG 26, October 2002. BGP Security Update, by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco. NANOG 25, June 2002. ISP Security: Real World Techniques (Tutorial), by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco; and Chris Morrow and Brian W. Gemberling, UUNET. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Griffin, Tim Happy Packets - Initial Results, by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, Intel Research; Zhuoqing Mao, University of Michigan. Eric Purpus, University of Oregon; Dan Stutzbach, University of Oregon. NANOG 31, May 2004. BGP Wedgies -- Bad Routing Policy Interactions that Cannot Be Debugged.Tim Griffin, Intel Research, author; Randy Bush, presenter. NANOG 31, May 2004. Hot Potatoes Heat Up BGP Routing, by Renata Teixeira, UCSD; Aman Shaikh, AT&T; Tim Griffin, Intel; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T. NANOG 30, February 2004. Route Flap Damping: Harmful? by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, AT&T Research; and Zhuoqing Morley Mao; UC Berkeley. NANOG 26, October 2002. Does BGP Solve the Shortest-Paths Problem? by Timothy Griffin, Bell Labs. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Gross, Scott Moonv6 Update, by Scott Gross, MCI. NANOG 34, May 2005. Modern L2 VPNs—Implementing Network Convergence, by Scott Gross, MCI. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. H
Haeuser, Tony Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Hagino, Itojun IAB Concerns About Permanent Deployment of Edge-Based Filtering, by Itojun Hagino, IETF Internet Architecture Board. NANOG 30, February 2004. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, moderated by Celeste Anderson, LAAP/Pacific Wave. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Itojun Hagino, DIX-IE; Mike Hughes, LINX; Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 30, February 2004. Commercial IPv6 Deployment by ISPs in Japan, by J. Hagino, IIJ/KAME. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Hain, Tony IPv6 Deployment Concepts, by Tony Hain, Cisco. Tutorial, NANOG 27, February 2003. IPv6 Basics (Tutorial), by Tony Hain, Cisco. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Hannan, Alan Traffic Engineering Panel: Perspectives From Network Operators. Alan Hannan, GlobalCenter; Andrew Partan, Verio; Hank Kilmer, Intermedia; Communications; Curtis Villamizar, Avici. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. MPLS BOF - Vendors, Deployment, and Practice. Alan Hannan, GlobalCenter, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Deploying a Greenfield Network using POS and MPLS, by Alan Hannan, GlobalCenter. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Hannigan, Martin Panel: XSP Security Vulnerabilities, Martin Hannigan, Versign, moderator. Patrick Gilmore, Akamai Technologies, Aaron Hughes, Terremark/NOTA, Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, Chris Morrow, UUNET, Richard Steenbergen, nLayer Communications. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Hardaker, Wes Integrated Security for SNMP-Based Management, by Wes Hardaker, Sparta. NANOG 31, May 2004. Designing a Testbed for Evaluating DDoS Defense Research, by Wes Hardaker, NAI Labs. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Hardie, Ted Bellwether: Surrogate Services for Popular Content, by Ted Hardie and Duane Wessels, Equinix. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Hares, Sue Dynamic AS Renumbering—Research & Results on New BGP Mechanisms (Research Forum), by Sue Hares, NextHop, and Patrick Bose, Lockheed Martin. NANOG 35, October 2005. VPN Isolation - Limits and Links, by Sue Hares, NextHop. NANOG 31, May 2004. Anniversary Retrospective: Where We've Been & Where We're Headed. Sue Hares, NextHop, Moderator; Paul Francis, Cornell Univ. Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Dino Farinacci, Procket. NANOG 30, February 2004. BGP Attack Trees - Real World Examples, by Sue Hares, NextHop; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; and Mike Lloyd, RouteScience. NANOG 28, June 2003. Panel: Persistent Route Oscillation - Issues and Solutions.Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Enke Chen, Redback; John Scudder, Cisco. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002. A Look at the Global Communities Draft, by Sue Hares,Merit. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Hartani, Riad Panel: Core Network Design and Vendor Prophecies, Danny McPherson, TCB, moderator; Eric Brendel, Chiaro; Riad Hartani, Caspia; Dave Ward, Cisco; Puneet Agarwal, Pluris; Scott Poretsky, Avici; and Dave O'Leary, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Haskins, Robert Mail Metering, or How to Block Outbound Spam, by Robert Haskins, ZipLink. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Hatfield, Dale Panel: Meet the Regulators, moderated by Robert Cannon, FCC. P.J. Aduskevicz, ATT/FCC; Interoperability Council (NRIC); Dale Hatfield, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology; Rebecca Dorch, FCC Office of Engineering and Technology. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Heasley, John Route Views Update, by John Heasley. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Watching Your Router Configurations and Detecting Those Exciting Little Changes. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Henry Kilmer, Terrapin Communications; John Heasley, Verio; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Heddaya, Solom Content-Friendly Caching: A Content Hoster's Guide to the HTTP/1.x Specifications, by Solom Heddaya, InfoLibria. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999.
Hein, Trent Setting Up a Local Exchange in Denver: Why Haven't More Providers Joined? by Trent Hein, XOR. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Horneffer, Martin IGP Tuning in an MPLS Network, by Martin Horneffer, T-Com. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Houle, Kevin ISP Security - Real World Techniques II, by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Kevin Houle, CERT. NANOG 26, October 2002. Trends in Denial of Service Attack Technology, by Kevin Houle, CERT. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Housley, Russ It's a Surprise, by Bill Fenner, AT&T Research; Rob Thomas, Cisco/Team Cymru; Russ Housley, Vigil Security; Steve Bellovin, AT&T Research; Jose Nazario, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Huston, Geoff Won't Get.Fooled Again?, by Geoff Huston, APNIC. NANOG 35, October 2005. AS Numbers, by Geoff Huston, APNIC. NANOG 35, October 2005. BGP—The Movie,Geoff Huston and George Michaelson, APNIC, authors; Philip Smith, Cisco, presenter. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Howell, Paul Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Hubbard, Kim ARIN Update, by Kim Hubbard, ARIN. NANOG 15, January 1999. ARIN Update, by Kim Hubbard, ARIN. NANOG 14, November 1998. ARIN Update, by Kim Hubbard, ARIN. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Huegen, Craig Network-based Denial of Service Attacks, by Craig Huegen, Cisco. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Hughes, Aaron Panel: XSP Security Vulnerabilities, Martin Hannigan, Versign, moderator. Patrick Gilmore, Akamai Technologies, Aaron Hughes, Terremark/NOTA, Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, Chris Morrow, UUNET, Richard Steenbergen, nLayer Communications. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Hughes, Mike Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, moderated by Celeste Anderson, LAAP/Pacific Wave. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Itojun Hagino, DIX-IE; Mike Hughes, LINX; Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 30, February 2004. Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003. Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002. NAP Update, Part II: Meet the Operators (BOF). Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. NANOG 24, February 2002. Panel: Evolution of IXP Architecture. Steve Feldman, Sigma Networks, moderator. Paul Vixie, PAIX/MFN; Bill St. Arnaud, CANARIE; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Mike Hughes, LINX. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Hui, Joseph OSPF for a Broadband Wireless Campus Backbone, by Joseph Hui, Arizona State University. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Humphrey, Doug Panel: 10 Years of Corporate Change in the NANOG & IP Backbone Community. by Martin Levy, moderator; John Curran, XO Communications; Doug Humphrey, Joss Institute. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Hutchins, Ron Updates from the Internet2 GigaPoPs, by Ron Hutchins, Southern CrossRoads, Atlanta GigaPoP; Dave Meyer, Oregon GigaPoP; Mark Johnson, North Carolina Networking Initiative; Stan Barber, Texas GigaPoP. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Hutzler, Carl The Relationship Between Network Security and Spam, by Carl Hutzler and Ron da Silva, AOL Time Warner. NANOG 29, October 2003. I
Ikeda, Yoshikazi Exchange Point Updates: 1) Japan Internet Exchange (JPIX), by Yoshikazu Ikeda & Toshiki Ueda, JPIX 2) Brazilian Internet Exchange (BIX), by Reinaldo Penno Filo, Nortel/Shasta IP Services 3) Ames Exchanges, by Lance Tatman, NASA Ames Research Center 4) AADS, by Andrew Schmidt, Ameritech 5) PAIX.Net, by Paul Vixie, Internet Software Consortium 6) Equinix, by Bill Norton, Equinix 7) London Internet Exchange (LINX), by Keith Mitchell, LINX. NANOG 18, February 2000.
Imhoff, Brent BGP Testing: Why Be so Negative? by Brent Imhoff, Wiltel, and Scott Poretsky, Quarry. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Ishibashi, Keisuke DNS Anomalies and Their Impact on DNS Cache Servers, by Chika Yoshimura, NTT Communcations; Katsuyasu Toyama, Keisuke Ishibashi, Tsuyoshi Toyono, NTT Labs; Masahiro Ishino, NTT Communcations; and Kazunori Fujiwara, JPRS. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Ishiguru, Kunihiro Research Forum: A Distributed Control Plane Architecture to Support Millisecond Routing Convergence, by Hormuzd Khosravi, Intel, and Kunihiro Ishiguro, IP Infusion. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Ishino, Masahiro DNS Anomalies and Their Impact on DNS Cache Servers, by Chika Yoshimura, NTT Communcations; Katsuyasu Toyama, Keisuke Ishibashi, Tsuyoshi Toyono, NTT Labs; Masahiro Ishino, NTT Communcations; and Kazunori Fujiwara, JPRS. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Ishiguru, Kunihiro DNS Anomalies and Their Impact on DNS Cache Servers, by Chika Yoshimura, NTT Communcations; Katsuyasu Toyama, Keisuke Ishibashi, Tsuyoshi Toyono, NTT Labs; Masahiro Ishino, NTT Communcations; and Kazunori Fujiwara, JPRS. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Israel, Dave Experiences with Large-scale Network Consolidation (Or, How I Spent My Summer Vacation), by Dave Israel & William Charnock, Allegiance Telecom. NANOG 27, February 2003. J
Jacobson, Van Making Sense of BGP, by Tina Wong, Van Jacobson, Cengiz Alaettinoglu, Packet Design. NANOG 30, February 2004. Towards Millisecond IGP Convergence, by Cengiz Alaettinoglu, Van Jacobson, & Haobo Yu, Packet Design. NANOG 20, October 2000. Differentiated Services Panel, moderated Kathleen Nichols, Bay Networks. "Priority Service for Internet Traffic," by Van Jacobsen, Berkeley National Laboratory; "Differentiated Services: The Managed Expectations Internet," by Fred Baker, Cisco; Diff Serv and QoS Support in Microsoft Hosts, by Peter Ford, Microsoft. NANOG 13, June 1998. Notes on Using RED (Random Early Detection) for Queue Management and Congestion Avoidance, by Van Jacobson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Jahanian, Farnam Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Jamisson, John Panel: Academic NGI Networking: What's the Difference Between Internet2, Abilene, and the vBNS? Paul Love, Internet2, moderator. John Jamison, MCI/vBNS, Guy Almes, Internet2/Abilene. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Jamoussi, Bilel Multiprotocol Label Switching: Progress in the IETF from an ISP Perspective. Curtis Villamizar, ANS, moderator. Tony Li, Juniper Networks, Yakov Rekhter, Cisco, Vijay Srinivasan, Torrent, Bilel Jamoussi, Nortel. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Jiang, Y. John Security Attacks and Detection on OC-12 & Above Backbones, by Y. John Jiang, Cable & Wireless. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Jimmerson, Richard Tutorial: Internet Number Resource Management and Administration, by Ray Plzak/Richard Jimmerson, ARIN. Level: Introductory. NANOG 32, October 2004. ARIN Open Mike Session, moderated by Richard Jimmerson, ARIN. NANOG 23, October 2001. ARIN Policies and Guidelines (Tutorial), by Richard Jimmerson, ARIN. NANOG 22, May 2001. ARIN Update, by Richard Jimmerson, ARIN. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Johnson, Erik Industry Plans for Wireless Technologies, Erik Johnson, Lucent. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Johnson, Jeremy Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Johnson, Mark Updates from the Internet2 GigaPoPs, by Ron Hutchins, Southern CrossRoads, Atlanta GigaPoP; Dave Meyer, Oregon GigaPoP; Mark Johnson, North Carolina Networking Initiative; Stan Barber, Texas GigaPoP. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Jones, George Panel: Simple Router Security, What Every ISP Router Engineer Should Know and Practice. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Rob Thomas, Cisco/Team Cymru; Neal Ziring, NSA; George Jones, MITRE. NANOG 29, October 2003. K
Kaeo, Merike ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VII, moderated by Merike Kaeo, Double Shot Security, and Roland Dobbins, Cisco. NANOG 32, October 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VI, moderated by Danny McPherson, Arbor, and Merike Kaeo, Double Shot Security. NANOG 31, May 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF V, moderated by Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Merike Kaeo. NANOG 30, February 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF IV, Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco, and Merike Kaeo, moderators. NANOG 29, October 2003. Tutorial: Implementing a Secure Network Infrastructure (Parts 1-3). Level: Introductory, by Merike Kaeo, Merike, Inc. NANOG 29, October 2003. ISP Security BOF. Barry Raveendran Greene, Cisco; Merike Kaeo, merike.com, moderators.
Kalra, Sanjay Carrier Class Availability for IP Networks, by Sanjay Kalra, Juniper. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Kaplan, Hadriel Securing Carrier VoIP: Session Border Control, by Hadriel Kaplan, Acme Packet. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Karagiannis, Thomas Should Internet Service Providers Fear Peer-Assisted Content?, by Thomas Karagiannis, UC Riverside; Pablo Rodriguez, Microsoft Research; and Konstantina Papagiannaki, Intel Research. NANOG 35, October 2005. BLINC: Multilevel Traffic Classification in the Dark, by Thomas Karagiannis, UC Riverside; Konstantina Papagiannaki, Intel Research; and Michalis Faloutsos, UC Riverside. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Karir, Manish BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. BOF: BGP Analysis Tools BOF, moderated by Lixia Zhang and Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State Univ., and Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Karn, Phil End-to-end, Spam, and DoS: Threats to the Model That Made the Internet Great, by Phil Karn, QUALCOMM. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Kato, Akira Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003. Operational Experience with IPv6 Migration, by Akira Kato, ISI. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Katz, Dave Why are we Scared of SPF? IGP Scaling and Stability, by Dave Katz, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002. OSPF and IS-IS: A Comparative Anatomy, by Dave Katz, Juniper. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Katz, R.H. Root Cause Analysis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Matthew C. Caesar, L. Subramanian, and R.H. Katz, UC Berkeley. NANOG 30, February 2004. Listen and Whisper: Security Mechanisms for BGP, by L. Subramanian, V. Roth, I. Stoica, S. Shenker, and R.H. Katz, UC Berkeley. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Kern, Ed Traffic Engineering Panel. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator; Jim Boyle, Level 3, Danielle Awduche, UUNET; Brenda Friborg, Intermedia. NANOG 19, June 2000. Traffic Engineering Panel: Perspectives From Network Operators. Alan Hannan, GlobalCenter; Andrew Partan, Verio; Hank Kilmer, Intermedia; Communications; Curtis Villamizar, Avici. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Panel: Technology for Backbone Web Caching, moderated by Peter Danzig, Network Appliance. Ed Kern, DIGEX; James Aviani, Cisco; Shirish Sathaye, Alteon; Bill Maggs, MCI. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Khan, Mujahid Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Multicast/MBGP: Real-Life Experiences in the Field, moderatoed by Dave Meyer, Sprint. Steve Rubin, AboveNet; Dorian Kim, Verio; Doug Pasko, Cable & Wireless; Henry Kilmer & Danielle Deibler, DIGEX; Jian Li, Qwest; Amir Tabdili, Sprint; Mujahid Khan, Sprint. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Khoo, Andrew Tutorial: Deploying Distributed Content Caching in Large IP Networks, by Andrew Khoo and Adrian Chadd, Versatel Telecom. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Implementing IP over Satellite, Tutorial by Andrew Khoo, VersaTel Telecom NL, and Avi Freedman, AboveNet. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Khosravi, Hormuzd Research Forum: A Distributed Control Plane Architecture to Support Millisecond Routing Convergence, by Hormuzd Khosravi, Intel, and Kunihiro Ishiguro, IP Infusion. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Kilmer, Henry Panel: Watching Your Router Configurations and Detecting Those Exciting Little Changes. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Henry Kilmer, Terrapin Communications; John Heasley, Verio; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Traffic Engineering Panel: Perspectives From Network Operators. Alan Hannan, GlobalCenter; Andrew Partan, Verio; Hank Kilmer, Intermedia; Communications; Curtis Villamizar, Avici. Ed Kern, Digex, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Panel: Multicast/MBGP: Real-Life Experiences in the Field, moderatoed by Dave Meyer, Sprint. Steve Rubin, AboveNet; Dorian Kim, Verio; Doug Pasko, Cable & Wireless; Henry Kilmer & Danielle Deibler, DIGEX; Jian Li, Qwest; Amir Tabdili, Sprint; Mujahid Khan, Sprint. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Kit, Alex Global Server Load Balancing, by Dmitri Krioukov, Nortel, and Alex Kit, Winstar Communications. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Kompella, Kareeti MPLS in Perspective, by Kireeti Kompella, Juniper. NANOG 23, October 2001. Panel: Provider-Provisioned VPNs, moderated by Jessica Yu, Cosine; Kireeti Kompella, Juniper; Alvaro Retana, Cisco; and Luyuan Fang, AT&T. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Kosters, Mark Life and Times of J-Root, by Piet Barber, Matt Larson, Mark Kosters, and Pete Toscano, Verisign. NANOG 32, October 2004. VeriSign's Wildcard Record: Effects and Responses, by Mark Kosters and Matt Larson, VeriSign, and Suzanne Woolf, ISC. NANOG 29, October 2003. Enhancing the Internet's Administrative Look-up Service, by Mark Kosters and Andrew Newton, VeriSign Applied Research. NANOG 23, October 2001. NSI Registry Root/gTLD Update, by Arisotle Balogh & Mark Kosters, Network Solutions. NANOG 18, February 2000. ARIN Update, by Nate Davis, ARIN. InterNIC Update, by Mark Kosters, InterNIC. NANOG 15, January 1999. InterNIC Update, by Mark Kosters, InterNIC. NANOG 14, November 1998. Update from InterNIC Registration Services, by Mark Kosters, InterNIC. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Krioukov, Dmitri Global Server Load Balancing, by Dmitri Krioukov, Nortel, and Alex Kit, Winstar Communications. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Krishnamurthy, Subramanian Beyond 10 Gigabit Ethernet, by Subramanian Krishnamurthy, Force10. NANOG 34, May 2005.
Krishnaswamy, Suresh DNSSEC Deployment: Big Steps Forward; Several Steps to Go, by Rob Austein, ISC, Steve Crocker, Shinkuro, Suresh Krishnaswamy and Russ Mundy, SPARTA. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Kristoff, John Mitigating Superfluous Multicast Data Traffic and Control State, by John Kristoff, Northwestern Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005. Botnets, by John Kristoff, Northwestern University. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Kruckenberg, Pete Internet Exchange Operator Panel, Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator. Jay Adelson, Equinix; Celeste Anderson, LAAP; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; John Brown, IXNM; Akira Kato, NXPIXP/JPIX/JPNAP; Pete Kruckenberg, CommIX; Stephen Stuart, PAIX; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX. NANOG 27, February 2003. Managing Filters and Traffic Shaping in Complex Networks, by Pete Kruckenberg, inQuo. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Kuan, Chia-Cee A Fine-Grained View of High-Performance Networking, by Steve Casner, Cengiz Alaettinoglu, and Chia-Chee Kuan, Packet Design. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Kuhtz, Christian Panel: Florida Exchanges Facing South: NOTA and the MIX, moderated by Bill Manning, ISI; Dan Golding, Netrail; Christian Kuhtz, BellSouth. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Kvittem, Olav Scaling Network Management Tools, by Olav Kvittem, UNINETT. NANOG 29, October 2003. L
Labovitz, Craig Infrastructure Security Survey Overview, by Craig Labovitz and Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 35, October 2005. Shining Light on Dark Internet Address Space, by Craig Labovitz and Abha Ahuja, Merit Network/Arbor Networks (Presented by Rob Malan, Arbor Networks.) NANOG 23, October 2001. Internet Measurement BOF: Presenting a New Network Pathology Study, by Avi Freedman, Akamai, and Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research. NANOG 18, February 2000. The Problem with BGP Convergence, Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research/Merit, and Abha Ahuja, Internap/Merit. NANOG 18, February 2000. Analysis and Experimental Measurements of Internet BGP Convergence Latencies, by Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research/Merit, and Abha Ahuja, Merit. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Update on the RADB Internet Routing Registry Service, by Craig Labovitz, Microsoft Research. Network Failure Analysis, by Craig Labovitz, Merit. NANOG 15, January 1999. IPMA Probe Machines, by Craig Labovitz, Merit. NANOG 13, June 1998. Demo: Tools From the Internet Performance Measurement and Analysis Project, by Craig Labovitz, University of Michigan/Merit. NANOG 13, June 1998. Lad, Mohit BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. BOF: BGP Analysis Tools BOF, moderated by Lixia Zhang and Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State Univ., and Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 34, May 2005. LinkRank: A Tool for Diagnosis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 32, October 2004. Lakhina, Anukool Mining Anomalies in Network-Wide Flow Data, by Anukool Lakhina and Mark Crovella, Boston University; and Christophe Diot, Thomson Paris Research Lab. NANOG 35, October 2005. Lange, Andrew IP Traffic Management: Measurement, Analysis, and Optimization (Tutorial part 2), by Josh Wepmen, Ixia; Joe Abley, MFN; Andrew Lange, CW; and Matthew Meyer, Global Crossing. NANOG 25, June 2002. Larson, Matt Life and Times of J-Root, by Piet Barber, Matt Larson, Mark Kosters, and Pete Toscano, Verisign. NANOG 32, October 2004. VeriSign's Wildcard Record: Effects and Responses, by Mark Kosters and Matt Larson, VeriSign, and Suzanne Woolf, ISC. NANOG 29, October 2003. .com/net/org Registry Update, by Matt Larson, VeriSign. NANOG 24, February 2002. Larson, Scott Overview of FBI Computer Investigations, by Scott Larson, FBI, and Stephen Schmidt, American Information Systems/FBI. NANOG 13, June 1998. Lear, Eliot Research Forum: NETCONF Protocol Update, by Eliot Lear, Cisco. NANOG 30, February 2004. Le Borgne, Yves The HOW-TO Guide to Building Your Own Fiber Network: An ISP Perspective, by Yves Le Borgne, RISQ, and Robert Proulx, IMS Expert Conseils. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. Levy, Martin Panel: 10 Years of Corporate Change in the NANOG & IP Backbone Community. by Martin Levy, moderator; John Curran, XO Communications; Doug Humphrey, Joss Institute. NANOG 30, February 2004. Lewis, Ed Network Augmentation Panel: Experiences in Adding IPv6 Services & Support to Existing IPv4 Networks. Bill Manning, moderator; Rob Rockell, Sprint; Brent Sweeny, Internet2 NOC; Ed Lewis, ARIN. NANOG 31, May 2004. Progress With the DNS Security Extensions, by Edward Lewis, TISlabs. NANOG 22, May 2001. DNS Security Extensions, by Edward Lewis, TISlabs. NANOG 19, June 2000. Li, Jian Panel: Multicast/MBGP: Real-Life Experiences in the Field, moderatoed by Dave Meyer, Sprint; Steve Rubin, AboveNet; Dorian Kim, Verio; Doug Pasko, Cable & Wireless; Henry Kilmer & Danielle Deibler, DIGEX; Jian Li, Qwest; Amir Tabdili, Sprint; Mujahid Khan, Sprint. NANOG 14, November 1998. Li, Tony Panel: Global Routing System Scaling Issues, moderated by Cathy Wittbrodt, iVMG; Bill Woodcock, Zocalo; Tony Li, Procket Networks; Abha Ahuja, Arbor Networks; Vijay Gill, MFN; and Enke Chen, Redback. NANOG 21, February 2001. Multiprotocol Label Switching: Progress in the IETF from an ISP Perspective. Curtis Villamizar, ANS, moderator. Tony Li, Juniper Networks, Yakov Rekhter, Cisco, Vijay Srinivasan, Torrent, Bilel Jamoussi, Nortel. NANOG 15, January 1999. Liljenstolpe, Chris An Approach to IP Network Traffic Engineering, by Chris Liljenstolpe, Cable & Wireless. NANOG 24, February 2002. Linton, Jeb New Directions in Peering for Tier-2 and Content Providers, by Jeb Linton, EarthLink. NANOG 24, February 2002. Listman, Ginny Using the New ARIN WHOIS Server, by Ginny Listman, ARIN. NANOG 25, June 2002. Lloyd, Mike BGP Attack Trees - Real World Examples, by Sue Hares, NextHop; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; and Mike Lloyd, RouteScience. NANOG 28, June 2003. Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002. Lockwood, Dan Packets and Photons: The Emerging Two-Layer Network (Tutorial), by Dan Lockwood, Juniper. NANOG 23, October 2001. Loomis, Mike Tutorial: MPLS-Based Layer 2 VPNs. Level: Intermediate. Florin Balus and Mike Loomis, Nortel. NANOG 30, February 2004. Lothberg, Peter A View of the Future: The IP-Only Internet, by Peter Lothberg, Stupi LLC. NANOG 22, May 2001. Interconnecting Boxes in a High-performance ISP Network, by Peter Lothberg, Sprint. NANOG 19, June 2000. US-Sprint Optical Internet Design, by Peter Lothberg, Sprint. NANOG 16, May 1999. Love, Paul Panel: Academic NGI Networking: What's the Difference Between Internet2, Abilene, and the vBNS? Paul Love, Internet2, moderator. John Jamison, MCI/vBNS, Guy Almes, Internet2/Abilene. NANOG 15, January 1999. Lund, Carsten Research Forum: How to Compute Accurate Traffic Matrices for Your Network in Seconds, by Yin Zhang, Matthew Roughan, Albert Greenberg, David Donoho, Nick Duffield, Carsten Lund, and Quynh Nguyen, AT&T Research; David Donoho, Stanford Univ. NANOG 29, October 2003. Luster, Jonas M. NOBAD: Network-Oriented Basic Anomaly Detection, by Jonas M. Luster, d-fensive.com. NANOG 23, October 2001. Lynch, Lucy BOF: How to Be a Local NANOG Host. Lucy Lynch, University of Oregon, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. M Ma, Kwan-Liu Research Forum: Performing BGP Experiments on a Semi-Realistic Internet Environment, by Guido Appenzeller, Stanford University; Ke Zhang, Soon-Tee Teoh, Shih-Ming Tseng, Chen-Nee Chuah, Kwan-Liu Ma, and Felix Wu, University of California, Davis. NANOG 32, October 2004. MacFaden, Mike Understanding Standards Track IETF MIBs (Tutorial), by Mike MacFaden, Riverstone, and Chris Elliott, Cisco. NANOG 21, February 2001. Maennel, Olaf Network-Wide Inter-Domain Routing Policies: Design and Realization, by Olaf Maennel, Anja Feldmann (speaker) and Christian Reiser, Technical University Munich; Ruediger Volk and Hagen Boehm, Deutsche Telekom. NANOG 34, May 2005. Identifying Problematic Inter-domain Routing Issues, by Olaf Maennel and Anja Feldmann, Saarland University, Saarbruecken, Germany. NANOG 24, February 2002. Magee, Ambrose Introduction to RPSL (Tutorial), by Ambrose Magee, Ericsson. NANOG 25, June 2002. Maggs, Bill Panel: Technology for Backbone Web Caching, moderated by Peter Danzig, Network Appliance. Ed Kern, DIGEX; James Aviani, Cisco; Shirish Sathaye, Alteon; Bill Maggs, MCI. NANOG 14, November 1998. Mahajan, Ratul Benefits of Negotiated Interdomain Traffic Engineering, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Thomas Anderson, University of Washington. NANOG 31, May 2004. The Impact of BGP Misconfiguration on Connectivity, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Tom Anderson, Univ. of Washington. NANOG 23, October 2001. Malan, Rob Shining Light on Dark Internet Address Space, by Craig Labovitz and Abha Ahuja, Merit Network/Arbor Networks (Presented by Rob Malan, Arbor Networks.) NANOG 23, October 2001. Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001. Malayter, Chris Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. Panel: XSP Security Vulnerabilities, Martin Hannigan, Versign, moderator. Patrick Gilmore, Akamai Technologies, Aaron Hughes, Terremark/NOTA, Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, Chris Morrow, UUNET, Richard Steenbergen, nLayer Communications. NANOG 34, May 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator; Lane Patterson, Equinix, Henk Steenman, AMS-IX, Yukiyasu Tarui, JPNAP, Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data, Josh Snowhorn, Terremark, Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX (Telehouse). NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Malkin, Gary Dial-in Virtual Private Networking Using Layer 3 Tunneling, by Gary Malkin, Bay Networks. NANOG 13, June 1998. Mankin, Allison Observation and Analysis of BGP Behavior Under Stress, by Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, USC/ISI; Dan Pei, UCLA; Randy Bush, IIJ; Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Allison Mankin, USC/ISI Felix Wu, UC Davis; Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 26, October 2002. BGP Multiple Origin AS (MOAS) Conflicts, by Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Massey and Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; S. Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Dan Pei, Lan Wang, and Lixia Zhang, (speaker) UCLA. NANOG 23, October 2001. Protecting the BGP Routes to Top Level DNS Servers, by Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Pei, UC Davis; Randy Bush; AT&T, Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 25, June 2002. Manning, Bill Network Augmentation Panel: Experiences in Adding IPv6 Services & Support to Existing IPv4 Networks. Bill Manning, moderator; Rob Rockell, Sprint; Brent Sweeny, Internet2 NOC; Ed Lewis, ARIN. NANOG 31, May 2004. Panel: Florida Exchanges Facing South: NOTA and the MIX, moderated by Bill Manning, ISI; Dan Golding, Netrail; Christian Kuhtz, BellSouth. NANOG 21, February 2001. IPv6 Update / ARIN IPv6 Delegation Status, by Bill Manning, ISI, and Michael O'Neill, ARIN. Presentation includes "Penetration Rate of Private Address Space," "Current Use of IPv6 Address Space," and "ARIN IPv6 Delegation Status." NANOG 19, June 2000. A Novel Use of Distributed Directory Service, by Bill Manning, ISI. NANOG 15, January 1999. International Exchange Points: Growth and Trends, by Bill Manning, ISI. NANOG 15, January 1999. Panel: Alternative Interconnects: Technology, Attachment Requirements, and Performance Measurements. Moderated by Bill Manning, ISI. John Meylor, Cisco. Christian Nielsen, Jeremy Porter, Austin Metro Access Point, Dave Siegel, Steve Feldman, MFS, David Thomas, Bill Norton, Equinix. NANOG 14, November 1998. Mao, Zhuoqing Morley Detecting Inconsistent Advertisements from Neighboring ASes, by Nick Feamster, MIT, Z. Morley Mao, University of Michigan; and Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research. NANOG 32, October 2004. Happy Packets - Initial Results, by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, Intel Research; Zhuoqing Mao, University of Michigan. Eric Purpus, University of Oregon; Dan Stutzbach, University of Oregon. NANOG 31, May 2004. Route Flap Damping: Harmful? by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, AT&T Research; and Zhuoqing Morley Mao; UC Berkeley. NANOG 26, October 2002. Marcus, Scott Evolving the Core: Deployment Challenges and the Internet, by Scott Marcus, FCC. NANOG 32, October 2004. IPv4 Address Space Allocation and Usage Trends, by Scott Marcus, Genuity. NANOG 22, May 2001. Martey, Abe Tutorial: Introduction to IS-IS, by Abe Martey, Cisco. NANOG 20, October 2000. Martin, Chris Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002. Massey, Dan BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. BOF: BGP Analysis Tools BOF, moderated by Lixia Zhang and Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State Univ., and Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 34, May 2005. LinkRank: A Tool for Diagnosis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 32, October 2004. Observation and Analysis of BGP Behavior Under Stress, by Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, USC/ISI; Dan Pei, UCLA; Randy Bush, IIJ; Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 26, October 2002. BGP Multiple Origin AS (MOAS) Conflicts, by Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Massey and Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; S. Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Dan Pei, Lan Wang, and Lixia Zhang, (speaker) UCLA. NANOG 23, October 2001. Protecting the BGP Routes to Top Level DNS Servers, by Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Pei, UC Davis; Randy Bush; AT&T, Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 25, June 2002. Mavrogeanes, Rich Multicasting Worked on 9/11, by Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies, Prashant Rajvaidya, UC Santa Barbara, and Rich Mavrogeanes, Vbrick. NANOG 23, October 2001. McAdams, Larry Protection Options for IP over Optical Transport, by Larry McAdams, Cisco. NANOG 18, February 2000. IP over Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing, by Larry McAdams, Cisco. NANOG 16, May 1999. McBride, Mike Tutorial: Deploying Interdomain IP Multicast, by Mike McBride, Cisco. Level: Intermediate. NANOG 28, June 2003. McDowell, Ryan Implications of Securing Backbone Router Infrastructure, by Ryan McDowell, Sprint. NANOG 31, May 2004. McGrath, Dennis Research Forum: Passive Internet Health Monitoring With BGP, by Dennis McGrath, Dartmouth. NANOG 29, October 2003. McPKeown, Nick Routers with Small Buffers, by Yashar Ganjali, Guido Appenzeller, Ashish Goel, Tim Roughgarden, and Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005. McPherson, Danny Infrastructure Security Survey Overview, by Craig Labovitz and Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 35, October 2005. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VIII. Danny McPherson, Arbor, moderator. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: Network-based Layer 2/3 VPN Deployment , by Danny McPherson, Arbor, moderator; Ted Seely, Sprint, Shane Amante, Level(3), Shankar Rao, Qwest. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: BGP Security Requirements—An Overview of Current Work in the IETF, by Tony Tauber, MIT Lincoln Lab, Blaine Christian, KMC Telecom Solutions, Sandy Murphy, Sparta, Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor, by Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, University of Michigan; Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks, Tim Battles, AT&T. NANOG 32, October 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VI, moderated by Danny McPherson, Arbor, and Merike Kaeo, Double Shot Security. NANOG 31, May 2004. BGP: Good MEDs Gone Bad! by Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Tutorial: Customer-Triggered Real-Time Blackholes. Level: Introductory. Chris Morrow, UUNET; Tim Battles, AT&T; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 30, February 2004. Panel: Watching Your Router Configurations and Detecting Those Exciting Little Changes. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Henry Kilmer, Terrapin Communications; John Heasley, Verio; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Core Network Design and Vendor Prophecies, Danny McPherson, TCB, moderator; Eric Brendel, Chiaro; Riad Hartani, Caspia; Dave Ward, Cisco; Puneet Agarwal, Pluris; Scott Poretsky, Avici; and Dave O'Leary, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002. Panel: Service Provider Route Filtering. Danny McPherson, Amber Networks, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Vijay Gill, MFN; Alex Bligh, GXN; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 20, October 2000. Route Filtering Panel. Scott Bradner, Harvard, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Danny McPherson, Qwest; Cathy Wittbrodt, ARIN Advisory Council; John Crain, RIPE NCC. NANOG 18, February 2000. Using MBGP/MSDP/PIM-SM to Multicast the NANOG Meeting, by Danny McPherson, Qwest. NANOG 15, January 1999. Meltzer, Jeff Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002. Menezes, Pascal Inter-City MAN Services Using MPLS, by Pascal, Terabeam. NANOG 23, October 2001. Mentzer, Sean Panel: Operational Experience with IPv6. Bob Fink, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (moderator), Rob Rockell, Sprint, Greg Miller, MCI WorldCom, Bill Maton, Communications Research Centre, Sean Mentzer, Qwest. NANOG 19, June 2000. Meyer, Dave IAB IPv6 Multihoming BOF, Dave Meyer, Cisco, moderator. NANOG 35, October 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. A Look at the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), by Dave Meyer, Cisco. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Tutorial: Build for Success—How to Use Network Design Principles to Differentiate the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Barry Greene and Dave Meyer, Cisco. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Services, Complexity, and the Internet: What Direction? David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Randy Bush, IIJ; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; Lixia Zhang, UCLA; Dave Ward, Cisco; and Thomas Telkamp, Global Crossing. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Routing Table Growth: News at Eleven. Moderated by Dave Meyer, Sprint; Randy Bush (Presented by Bill Woodcock). NANOG 23, October 2001. Multicast Deployment Strategie
Lad, Mohit BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. BOF: BGP Analysis Tools BOF, moderated by Lixia Zhang and Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State Univ., and Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 34, May 2005. LinkRank: A Tool for Diagnosis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 32, October 2004.
Lakhina, Anukool Mining Anomalies in Network-Wide Flow Data, by Anukool Lakhina and Mark Crovella, Boston University; and Christophe Diot, Thomson Paris Research Lab. NANOG 35, October 2005.
Lange, Andrew IP Traffic Management: Measurement, Analysis, and Optimization (Tutorial part 2), by Josh Wepmen, Ixia; Joe Abley, MFN; Andrew Lange, CW; and Matthew Meyer, Global Crossing. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Larson, Matt Life and Times of J-Root, by Piet Barber, Matt Larson, Mark Kosters, and Pete Toscano, Verisign. NANOG 32, October 2004. VeriSign's Wildcard Record: Effects and Responses, by Mark Kosters and Matt Larson, VeriSign, and Suzanne Woolf, ISC. NANOG 29, October 2003. .com/net/org Registry Update, by Matt Larson, VeriSign. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Larson, Scott Overview of FBI Computer Investigations, by Scott Larson, FBI, and Stephen Schmidt, American Information Systems/FBI. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Lear, Eliot Research Forum: NETCONF Protocol Update, by Eliot Lear, Cisco. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Le Borgne, Yves The HOW-TO Guide to Building Your Own Fiber Network: An ISP Perspective, by Yves Le Borgne, RISQ, and Robert Proulx, IMS Expert Conseils. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999.
Levy, Martin Panel: 10 Years of Corporate Change in the NANOG & IP Backbone Community. by Martin Levy, moderator; John Curran, XO Communications; Doug Humphrey, Joss Institute. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Lewis, Ed Network Augmentation Panel: Experiences in Adding IPv6 Services & Support to Existing IPv4 Networks. Bill Manning, moderator; Rob Rockell, Sprint; Brent Sweeny, Internet2 NOC; Ed Lewis, ARIN. NANOG 31, May 2004. Progress With the DNS Security Extensions, by Edward Lewis, TISlabs. NANOG 22, May 2001. DNS Security Extensions, by Edward Lewis, TISlabs. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Li, Jian Panel: Multicast/MBGP: Real-Life Experiences in the Field, moderatoed by Dave Meyer, Sprint; Steve Rubin, AboveNet; Dorian Kim, Verio; Doug Pasko, Cable & Wireless; Henry Kilmer & Danielle Deibler, DIGEX; Jian Li, Qwest; Amir Tabdili, Sprint; Mujahid Khan, Sprint. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Li, Tony Panel: Global Routing System Scaling Issues, moderated by Cathy Wittbrodt, iVMG; Bill Woodcock, Zocalo; Tony Li, Procket Networks; Abha Ahuja, Arbor Networks; Vijay Gill, MFN; and Enke Chen, Redback. NANOG 21, February 2001. Multiprotocol Label Switching: Progress in the IETF from an ISP Perspective. Curtis Villamizar, ANS, moderator. Tony Li, Juniper Networks, Yakov Rekhter, Cisco, Vijay Srinivasan, Torrent, Bilel Jamoussi, Nortel. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Liljenstolpe, Chris An Approach to IP Network Traffic Engineering, by Chris Liljenstolpe, Cable & Wireless. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Linton, Jeb New Directions in Peering for Tier-2 and Content Providers, by Jeb Linton, EarthLink. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Listman, Ginny Using the New ARIN WHOIS Server, by Ginny Listman, ARIN. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Lloyd, Mike BGP Attack Trees - Real World Examples, by Sue Hares, NextHop; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; and Mike Lloyd, RouteScience. NANOG 28, June 2003. Panel: Smart Routing Technologies. Sue Hares, NextHop, moderator; Jeremy Johnson, netVmg; Aaron Britt, Opnix; Robert Bays, Proficient; Mike Lloyd, RouteScience; Daniel Golding and Brandon Ross, Sockeye. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Lockwood, Dan Packets and Photons: The Emerging Two-Layer Network (Tutorial), by Dan Lockwood, Juniper. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Loomis, Mike Tutorial: MPLS-Based Layer 2 VPNs. Level: Intermediate. Florin Balus and Mike Loomis, Nortel. NANOG 30, February 2004.
Lothberg, Peter A View of the Future: The IP-Only Internet, by Peter Lothberg, Stupi LLC. NANOG 22, May 2001. Interconnecting Boxes in a High-performance ISP Network, by Peter Lothberg, Sprint. NANOG 19, June 2000. US-Sprint Optical Internet Design, by Peter Lothberg, Sprint. NANOG 16, May 1999.
Love, Paul Panel: Academic NGI Networking: What's the Difference Between Internet2, Abilene, and the vBNS? Paul Love, Internet2, moderator. John Jamison, MCI/vBNS, Guy Almes, Internet2/Abilene. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Lund, Carsten Research Forum: How to Compute Accurate Traffic Matrices for Your Network in Seconds, by Yin Zhang, Matthew Roughan, Albert Greenberg, David Donoho, Nick Duffield, Carsten Lund, and Quynh Nguyen, AT&T Research; David Donoho, Stanford Univ. NANOG 29, October 2003.
Luster, Jonas M. NOBAD: Network-Oriented Basic Anomaly Detection, by Jonas M. Luster, d-fensive.com. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Lynch, Lucy BOF: How to Be a Local NANOG Host. Lucy Lynch, University of Oregon, moderator. NANOG 17, Oct. 1999. M
Ma, Kwan-Liu Research Forum: Performing BGP Experiments on a Semi-Realistic Internet Environment, by Guido Appenzeller, Stanford University; Ke Zhang, Soon-Tee Teoh, Shih-Ming Tseng, Chen-Nee Chuah, Kwan-Liu Ma, and Felix Wu, University of California, Davis. NANOG 32, October 2004.
MacFaden, Mike Understanding Standards Track IETF MIBs (Tutorial), by Mike MacFaden, Riverstone, and Chris Elliott, Cisco. NANOG 21, February 2001.
Maennel, Olaf Network-Wide Inter-Domain Routing Policies: Design and Realization, by Olaf Maennel, Anja Feldmann (speaker) and Christian Reiser, Technical University Munich; Ruediger Volk and Hagen Boehm, Deutsche Telekom. NANOG 34, May 2005. Identifying Problematic Inter-domain Routing Issues, by Olaf Maennel and Anja Feldmann, Saarland University, Saarbruecken, Germany. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Magee, Ambrose Introduction to RPSL (Tutorial), by Ambrose Magee, Ericsson. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Maggs, Bill Panel: Technology for Backbone Web Caching, moderated by Peter Danzig, Network Appliance. Ed Kern, DIGEX; James Aviani, Cisco; Shirish Sathaye, Alteon; Bill Maggs, MCI. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Mahajan, Ratul Benefits of Negotiated Interdomain Traffic Engineering, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Thomas Anderson, University of Washington. NANOG 31, May 2004. The Impact of BGP Misconfiguration on Connectivity, by Ratul Mahajan, David Wetherall, and Tom Anderson, Univ. of Washington. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Malan, Rob Shining Light on Dark Internet Address Space, by Craig Labovitz and Abha Ahuja, Merit Network/Arbor Networks (Presented by Rob Malan, Arbor Networks.) NANOG 23, October 2001. Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Shining Light on Dark Internet Address Space, by Craig Labovitz and Abha Ahuja, Merit Network/Arbor Networks (Presented by Rob Malan, Arbor Networks.) NANOG 23, October 2001. Observations and Experiences Tracking Denial-Of-Service Attacks Across a Large Regional ISP, by Rob Malan, Farnam Jahanian, Jon Arnold, and Matthew Smart, Univ. of Michigan; Paul Howell, Russell Dwarshuis, Jeff Ogden, Jon Poland, Merit. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Malayter, Chris Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. Panel: XSP Security Vulnerabilities, Martin Hannigan, Versign, moderator. Patrick Gilmore, Akamai Technologies, Aaron Hughes, Terremark/NOTA, Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, Chris Morrow, UUNET, Richard Steenbergen, nLayer Communications. NANOG 34, May 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator; Lane Patterson, Equinix, Henk Steenman, AMS-IX, Yukiyasu Tarui, JPNAP, Christopher Quesada, Switch and Data, Josh Snowhorn, Terremark, Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX (Telehouse). NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005.
Malkin, Gary Dial-in Virtual Private Networking Using Layer 3 Tunneling, by Gary Malkin, Bay Networks. NANOG 13, June 1998.
Mankin, Allison Observation and Analysis of BGP Behavior Under Stress, by Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, USC/ISI; Dan Pei, UCLA; Randy Bush, IIJ; Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Allison Mankin, USC/ISI Felix Wu, UC Davis; Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 26, October 2002. BGP Multiple Origin AS (MOAS) Conflicts, by Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Massey and Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; S. Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Dan Pei, Lan Wang, and Lixia Zhang, (speaker) UCLA. NANOG 23, October 2001. Protecting the BGP Routes to Top Level DNS Servers, by Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Pei, UC Davis; Randy Bush; AT&T, Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Manning, Bill Network Augmentation Panel: Experiences in Adding IPv6 Services & Support to Existing IPv4 Networks. Bill Manning, moderator; Rob Rockell, Sprint; Brent Sweeny, Internet2 NOC; Ed Lewis, ARIN. NANOG 31, May 2004. Panel: Florida Exchanges Facing South: NOTA and the MIX, moderated by Bill Manning, ISI; Dan Golding, Netrail; Christian Kuhtz, BellSouth. NANOG 21, February 2001. IPv6 Update / ARIN IPv6 Delegation Status, by Bill Manning, ISI, and Michael O'Neill, ARIN. Presentation includes "Penetration Rate of Private Address Space," "Current Use of IPv6 Address Space," and "ARIN IPv6 Delegation Status." NANOG 19, June 2000. A Novel Use of Distributed Directory Service, by Bill Manning, ISI. NANOG 15, January 1999. International Exchange Points: Growth and Trends, by Bill Manning, ISI. NANOG 15, January 1999. Panel: Alternative Interconnects: Technology, Attachment Requirements, and Performance Measurements. Moderated by Bill Manning, ISI. John Meylor, Cisco. Christian Nielsen, Jeremy Porter, Austin Metro Access Point, Dave Siegel, Steve Feldman, MFS, David Thomas, Bill Norton, Equinix. NANOG 14, November 1998.
Mao, Zhuoqing Morley Detecting Inconsistent Advertisements from Neighboring ASes, by Nick Feamster, MIT, Z. Morley Mao, University of Michigan; and Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research. NANOG 32, October 2004. Happy Packets - Initial Results, by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, Intel Research; Zhuoqing Mao, University of Michigan. Eric Purpus, University of Oregon; Dan Stutzbach, University of Oregon. NANOG 31, May 2004. Route Flap Damping: Harmful? by Randy Bush, IIJ; Tim Griffin, AT&T Research; and Zhuoqing Morley Mao; UC Berkeley. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Marcus, Scott Evolving the Core: Deployment Challenges and the Internet, by Scott Marcus, FCC. NANOG 32, October 2004. IPv4 Address Space Allocation and Usage Trends, by Scott Marcus, Genuity. NANOG 22, May 2001.
Martey, Abe Tutorial: Introduction to IS-IS, by Abe Martey, Cisco. NANOG 20, October 2000.
Martin, Chris Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002.
Massey, Dan BGP Data Analysis BOF, by Mohit Lad, Lixia Zhang, and Yiguo Wu, UCLA; Nick Feamster, MIT; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 35, October 2005. BOF: BGP Analysis Tools BOF, moderated by Lixia Zhang and Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State Univ., and Manish Karir, Merit. NANOG 34, May 2005. LinkRank: A Tool for Diagnosis of BGP Routing Dynamics, by Mohit Lad, UCLA; Dan Massey, Colorado State University; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 32, October 2004. Observation and Analysis of BGP Behavior Under Stress, by Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, USC/ISI; Dan Pei, UCLA; Randy Bush, IIJ; Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 26, October 2002. BGP Multiple Origin AS (MOAS) Conflicts, by Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Massey and Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; S. Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Dan Pei, Lan Wang, and Lixia Zhang, (speaker) UCLA. NANOG 23, October 2001. Protecting the BGP Routes to Top Level DNS Servers, by Daniel Massey, USC/ISI; Lan Wang, UCLA; Xiaoliang Zhao, NCSU; Dan Pei, UC Davis; Randy Bush; AT&T, Allison Mankin, USC/ISI; Felix Wu, UC Davis; and Lixia Zhang, UCLA. NANOG 25, June 2002.
Mavrogeanes, Rich Multicasting Worked on 9/11, by Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies, Prashant Rajvaidya, UC Santa Barbara, and Rich Mavrogeanes, Vbrick. NANOG 23, October 2001.
McAdams, Larry Protection Options for IP over Optical Transport, by Larry McAdams, Cisco. NANOG 18, February 2000. IP over Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing, by Larry McAdams, Cisco. NANOG 16, May 1999.
McBride, Mike Tutorial: Deploying Interdomain IP Multicast, by Mike McBride, Cisco. Level: Intermediate. NANOG 28, June 2003.
McDowell, Ryan Implications of Securing Backbone Router Infrastructure, by Ryan McDowell, Sprint. NANOG 31, May 2004.
McGrath, Dennis Research Forum: Passive Internet Health Monitoring With BGP, by Dennis McGrath, Dartmouth. NANOG 29, October 2003.
McPKeown, Nick Routers with Small Buffers, by Yashar Ganjali, Guido Appenzeller, Ashish Goel, Tim Roughgarden, and Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ. NANOG 35, October 2005.
McPherson, Danny Infrastructure Security Survey Overview, by Craig Labovitz and Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 35, October 2005. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VIII. Danny McPherson, Arbor, moderator. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: Network-based Layer 2/3 VPN Deployment , by Danny McPherson, Arbor, moderator; Ted Seely, Sprint, Shane Amante, Level(3), Shankar Rao, Qwest. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: BGP Security Requirements—An Overview of Current Work in the IETF, by Tony Tauber, MIT Lincoln Lab, Blaine Christian, KMC Telecom Solutions, Sandy Murphy, Sparta, Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor, by Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, University of Michigan; Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks, Tim Battles, AT&T. NANOG 32, October 2004. ISP Security and NSP-SEC BOF VI, moderated by Danny McPherson, Arbor, and Merike Kaeo, Double Shot Security. NANOG 31, May 2004. BGP: Good MEDs Gone Bad! by Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Tutorial: Customer-Triggered Real-Time Blackholes. Level: Introductory. Chris Morrow, UUNET; Tim Battles, AT&T; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 30, February 2004. Panel: Watching Your Router Configurations and Detecting Those Exciting Little Changes. Randy Bush, IIJ, moderator; Henry Kilmer, Terrapin Communications; John Heasley, Verio; Danny McPherson, Arbor. NANOG 29, October 2003. Panel: Core Network Design and Vendor Prophecies, Danny McPherson, TCB, moderator; Eric Brendel, Chiaro; Riad Hartani, Caspia; Dave Ward, Cisco; Puneet Agarwal, Pluris; Scott Poretsky, Avici; and Dave O'Leary, Juniper. NANOG 25, June 2002. Panel: Service Provider Route Filtering. Danny McPherson, Amber Networks, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Vijay Gill, MFN; Alex Bligh, GXN; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 20, October 2000. Route Filtering Panel. Scott Bradner, Harvard, moderator. Randy Bush, Verio; Danny McPherson, Qwest; Cathy Wittbrodt, ARIN Advisory Council; John Crain, RIPE NCC. NANOG 18, February 2000. Using MBGP/MSDP/PIM-SM to Multicast the NANOG Meeting, by Danny McPherson, Qwest. NANOG 15, January 1999.
Meltzer, Jeff Panel: Updates From the NAPs. Mike Hughes, LINX, moderator; Paul Vixie, PAIX; Lane Patterson, Equinix; Tom Bechly, MAE Services; Akio Sugeno, NYIIX/LAIIX/6IIX; Avi Freedman, Jeff Meltzer, MetroIX; Tony Haeuser, SBC NAPs; Matthew Brooks, NOTA; Albert Crews, Bellsouth MIX. NANOG 24, February 2002.
Menezes, Pascal Inter-City MAN Services Using MPLS, by Pascal, Terabeam. NANOG 23, October 2001.
Mentzer, Sean Panel: Operational Experience with IPv6. Bob Fink, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (moderator), Rob Rockell, Sprint, Greg Miller, MCI WorldCom, Bill Maton, Communications Research Centre, Sean Mentzer, Qwest. NANOG 19, June 2000.
Meyer, Dave IAB IPv6 Multihoming BOF, Dave Meyer, Cisco, moderator. NANOG 35, October 2005. Internet Exchange Operator Panel. Chris Malayter, TDS Telecom, moderator. Mike Hughes, LINX, Dave Meyer, OregonIX, Tom Bechly, MCI/MAE, Troy Davis, SIX, Celeste Anderson, Pacific Wave. NANOG 34, May 2005. A Look at the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), by Dave Meyer, Cisco. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Tutorial: Build for Success—How to Use Network Design Principles to Differentiate the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Barry Greene and Dave Meyer, Cisco. NANOG 33, Jan.-Feb. 2005. Panel: Trends in Measurement and Monitoring of Internet Backbones. David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Chris Martin, Verizon; Christophe Diot, Sprintlabs; Jennifer Rexford, AT&T Research; Mujahid Khan, Sprint; Tony Tauber, Genuity. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Services, Complexity, and the Internet: What Direction? David Meyer, Sprint/Univ. of Oregon, moderator; Randy Bush, IIJ; Vijay Gill, AOL Time Warner; Lixia Zhang, UCLA; Dave Ward, Cisco; and Thomas Telkamp, Global Crossing. NANOG 26, October 2002. Panel: Routing Table Growth: News at Eleven. Moderated by Dave Meyer, Sprint; Randy Bush (Presented by Bill Woodcock). NANOG 23, October 2001. Multicast Deployment Strategie