2001
- 2001 third quarter
- "The Unreliable Internet" and multihoming
- Multihoming scalability
- 9/11 network impact
- 1500+ byte MTU for exchange points
- Slowing down worms
- 2001 fourth quarter
- Net still growing
- Impact of Code Red and Nimda
- Analysis of 9/11 impact on the net
- Routers vulnerable to denial of service? and BGP MD5
- Verio route filtering policy + NAT&DNS failover
2002
- 2002 first quarter
- Radware Peerdirector
- Wide scale SNMP vulnerabilities
- TCP high performance and maximum usable bandwidth
- BGP and geography
- 2002 second quarter
- April fools day RFCs
- Telephony best practices for IP
- Packet reordering
- Ownership of address space
- 2002 third quarter
- Future Communications Software
- Wind River
- Alcatel
- Nortel Networks
- Charlotte's Networks
- Enterasys Networks
- Riverstone Networks
- Extreme Networks
- Foundry Networks
- Juniper Networks
- Cisco Systems
- Multi-Threaded Routing Toolkit
- NextHop Technologies
- IP Infusion
- GNU Zebra
- 2002 fourth quarter
- Large AT&T outage / no more IGPs
- RIAA sues transit networks to have Chinese site blocked
- An Examination of the Internet's BGP Table Behaviour in 2001
- BGP misconfiguration study
- Bogon route filtering
- White House National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace draft
- Traffic optimizing products
- Large scale Worldcom outage
- DoS on root nameservers
2003
- 2003 first quarter
- Root server DoS revisited
- MS SQL "slammer" or "sapphire" worm
- BIRD Internet Routing Daemon
- Data Connection
- BST: BGP Scalable Transport
- RIPE MS SQL worm analysis
- 2003 second quarter
- RIPE DDoS
- Bogon filtering
- Path MTU Discovery problems
- IPv6 debate, better routing?
- DoD to transition to IPv6 in 5 years starting october 2003
- 2003 third quarter
- Jeff Doyle on the need for IPv6
- SANS BGP security paper
- Worm impact on BGP
- Interdomain Routing Validation (IRV)
- What is wrong with this picture (DOS and worms)
- Power problems
- Worms
- RIPE 46 Intro
- RIPE 46 Monday - EOF
- RIPE 46 Tuesday - EOF, geo aggregation, security BOF
- RIPE 46 Wednesday - Routing, IPv6
- IPv4 Address Lifetime Expectancy Revisited
- 2003 fourth quarter
- DNS and routing of IPv6 micro allocations
- NetworkWorldFusion on fortifying BGP and IPv6 being cheap and easy
- no ip unreachables
2004
- 2004 first quarter
- IPv6 documentation prefix and IPv6 site/host list
- New miminum allocation size at RIPE
- Clearing the DF bit
- Apple Safari IPv6 hack
- BGP on Cisco 2500
- 2004 second quarter
- BGP TTL "hack"
- TCP vulnerability puts BGP at risk
- Update - BGP/TCP countermeasures
- IPv6 MD5 and Apple BGP
- BGP TCP vulnerability - Update
- TCP hype to rest: the real story
- 2004 third quarter
- IPv6 DNS delegation progress
- 'BGP' translated into Japanese
- 2004 fourth quarter
2005
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