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APNIC Status Report 2003: IPv4/IPv6 Allocations, Training, and Member Services Developments

The 2003 APNIC Status Report outlines key developments in IPv4 and IPv6 allocations, member services, and training initiatives. Highlights include the release of MyAPNIC version 1.1, increased support through a fellowship fund, and significant collaborations with regional partners like JPNIC and APJII. The report details ongoing technical service enhancements, including database cleanup and allocation management improvements. It also discusses the successful trials of real-time reporting and multicast services at the APNIC meetings, essential for fostering the Asia-Pacific internet community.

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APNIC Status Report 2003: IPv4/IPv6 Allocations, Training, and Member Services Developments

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  1. AP* Retreat MeetingAPNIC Status Report Paul Wilson Director General

  2. RIR Allocations per Year – IPv4

  3. RIR Allocations per Year – IPv6

  4. Developments in 2003 • Member Services • Training • Meetings • Communications • Policy • Technical Services • Staffing • Financial

  5. Member Services • Helpdesk • Phone hotline - increasing use • Presence at APNIC and other meetings • MyAPNIC • Version 1.1 released • Demonstration later • “Corporate contact” project • Exchange and training visits • Toshihiro Hosaka, JPNIC • Adi Kusuma, APJII • Kien Tran, VNNIC

  6. Training • Updated Training courses • Internet Resource Management I • Internet Resource Management II • DNS • Collaborations • Outsource contract with AIT, TH • Discussions with SOI-Asia, JP • ALIRE/intERlab ? • Future developments • Routing

  7. Translation • APNIC brochure and documents • CN, ID, JP, KR, TH, VN…

  8. Meetings • Simultaneous interpretation • Now a regular service • Multicast • Trial at APNIC 15 (Taiwan, March) • Now a regular service • Real-time reporting • Trial at APNIC 16 • Broadcast via web and Jabber • Other activities • Onsite Notice Board (ONB) • Helpdesk, etc etc

  9. Meetings – Fellowship fund • First at APNIC 16 • 12 APNIC fellows supported • Sponsorship contribution • 15% of sponsorships • USD 7,000 • World Bank infoDev program • infoDev Conference Scholarship Fund (iCSF) • USD 15,000 grant

  10. Outreach • Meetings • SANOG II • Colombo, July 2003 • Helpdesk, training, presentations • JPNIC OPM • APJII OPM • IETF, RIRs, ICANN, WSIS, ITU… • Memorandum of Understanding • Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association (PITA) • South Asia Network Operations Group (SANOG)

  11. Technical Services • ERX • Steady progress, ongoing to 2004 • Database cleanup • Unreferenced and unprotected objects • Whois software updates • MyAPNIC development • Version 1.1 launched • Demo later • Internal systems • Allocation Manager developments • RT improvements • Meeting management redesign • Including APRICOT support

  12. Rootserver project • Anycast mirror servers • Agreement with “F” (ISC) • Discussions with 3 other operators • Deployed servers • HK live (January) • KR in test now • CN prepared (August) • More (3+) under discussion • Try… • traceroute f.root-servers.net

  13. APNIC Secretariat Staff 2003: 4 2002: 4 2001: 7 2000: 11 1999:3

  14. New arrivals…

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