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Nathalie was the Routing Security Programme Manager at RIPE NCC until 2023. She is chair of NLNOG.
• 9 min read
Organising a Network Operator Group event is challenging at the best of times. After all, we're technical people, not event organisers. But organising a "hybrid" NOG meeting during a global pandemic has been our biggest challenge yet. In this article, we explain why we did it, how it went, and what…
• 4 min read
Route Origin Validation (ROV) is a mechanism by which route advertisements can be authenticated as originating from an expected autonomous system (AS). With the RIPE NCC all set to perform ROV on AS3333, Nathalie Trenaman talks about why we've held back so far, and why we're now ready to get on wit…
• 7 min read
We kicked off our RPKI Resiliency Project last May. In this update, find out how the project has progressed since then and what's coming up in the year ahead.
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Nathalie Trenaman looks at the past, the present and (most importantly) the future of the RIPE NCC RPKI Validator.
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We're celebrating reaching 10,000 generated Certificate Authorities. This is a big milestone for RPKI and proof that more operators are seeing the need for routing security.
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How can you quickly figure out if a network you are using is dropping invalid Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) BGP announcements? You can do so by opening up a browser and visiting our RPKI test web page.
• 8 min read
Together with SURFnet we met with Harold van Ham and David Schrok, both active in the IPv6 team at the University of Applied Sciences in Breda and talked to them about the steps they took to deploy IPv6 in their network.
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An IPv6 week is an opportunity to raise awareness and stimulate IPv6 deployment on a national level. It brings a wide variety of stakeholders, knowledge and experience to a country where deployment of IPv6 is low. One of the key factors affecting the success of a national IPv6 week is support from …
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Time flies, especially when you are having fun. This week, we are celebrating the 6th anniversary of the World IPv6 Day in 2011, which was held on the 8th of June.
