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Milad Afshari is from Iran and has a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Systems Networking. He has over 8 years’ experience in the network engineering field and has been working for ISPs in Iran. Currently, he works for one of the mobile network operators MTN-Irancell as an Enterprise Network Planning Manager. Furthermore, he has also worked as a network/technical consultant for ISPs and LIRs. Milad is also a member of PC teams in different communities, for instance, he is the co-founder and PC chair of IRNOG for 5 years and has been a member of the MENOG and RIPE PC team as well.
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The 7th IRNOG meeting saw the local community continuing its efforts to expand beyond the capital. With a diverse lineup of talks on topics from IPv6 and MPTCP to network security and AI-driven automation, IRNOG 7 reflected the NOG's growing national presence and its role in fostering collaboration…
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The fourth IRNOG meeting was held on 3 February 2022 at the Conference Center of the Industrial Management Organisation in Tehran, Iran. It brought together about 200 experts to exchange views and share experiences.
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IRNOG is one of the youngest network operators groups. We organised our first meeting earlier this year and we are looking forward to work with other NOGs worldwide.
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The report, as always, is excellent and very accurate, particularly with the visualizations, which greatly help in organizing the data. However, one issue that still raises questions for me as an active member of the MENOG community is why, over the past few years, the reports have focused solely on Arab countries, excluding other Middle Eastern nations, including Iran. This kind of categorization makes us feel less connected to the community. While it’s true that Iran is included in CAPIF reports, we must not forget that with over 70 million internet users and substantial internet traffic capacity, Iran should not be overlooked in Middle East reports.
It was really helpful; thanks for sharing this information. While Iran and Turkey were mentioned in the Routing Incidents statistics, it would have been even better to see insights and data on these countries in other areas, such as ROA, ROV, and IPv6 adoption. Considering that Iran and Turkey are significant parts of the Middle East, including these details would provide a more comprehensive view of the region’s Internet landscape...
Thanks for the great information! I'm just curious to know how you found out that RIPE NCC is responsible for allocations in 164 countries around the globe? Based on what I see on the NCC website, the number of countries in its service region is 76.
Great job!
“As an attendee, it was one of the most useful irnog conferences, congratulations...”
Thanks for your participation dear Hassan!
“Unfortunately, I was absent. I wish you success from a long distance ;-)”
Thanks dear Omid!
Good job! and thanks for useful information.
Good job! It was a great course.
“Excellent, well done, congratulations! I hope we'll sone receive the notification about next IRNOG meeting ;)”
Thanks dear Jan,hope to see you in the next IRNOG meeting ;)
“Congratulations friends . I hope success for IRNOG”
Thanks Dear Omid,Of Course we couldn't have done it without you.
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