#denog16 — Public Fediverse posts
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#Denog16 Nachtrag
#ipv6excusesGrößtes #Hotel in #de und dann sowas:
"Ich kann Ihren Wunsch durchaus nachvollziehen, kann Ihnen da aber leider nicht entgegenkommen.
Unser allgemein zugängliches und kostenfreies WLAN bietet in der jetzigen Konfiguration keine Möglichkeit, IPv6 Adressen bereit zu stellen.
Im Verhältnis zu der gegen Null gehenden Nachfrage nach IPv6, ist der Konfigurations– und Wartungsaufwand dafür einfach zu hoch.
Mit der Bitte um Verständnis verbleibt … "
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#Submarine cables - lifelines of countries and continents
by Moritz Frenzel at #denog16
"In recent years, we’ve heard a bit more about submarine cables, mostly related to fiber cuts. Given that they’re lifelines of countries or even continents, they are important, yet we know little about them. So, what’s the rationale behind the large selection of submarine cables, often on the same route? Is it just about resiliency..."
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So on my way back home from my first #denog. I watched a lot of videos from past conferences and they are always of high quality. Being there in person was a really cool experience. So many highly qualified and open-minded people. Had a lot of cool conversations with people I didn't know before, but also met a lot of people I've only met online. Thank you @denog for organising such a great conference!
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The program committee (as represented by Tim and Patrick) takes a bow and thanks the orga team, presenters, submitters, visitors, tech and AV teams, and the community.
We are a wrap at DENOG'16 coming from the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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We're running out of conference time, but we are going out with a bang with Nicolai Leymann of DT, showing off the resolver platform Carrier Scale DNS - DNS@DT.
The afternoon was super productive at Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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We are seeing an old-timer contributor to DENOG community Tim Kleefass give an update on the IXP scene in Germany.
This update was provided at the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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I also had the pleasure of presenting my work on AS8298, retiring all backbone ptp links and going fully link-local on OSPF for IPv4 and iPv6.
I also showed off @civiloid 's machines at the IPng lab when doing 1250Gbps and 923Mpps of traffic on a single VPP machine.
Full report on go.ipng.ch/denog16 and proudly presented at the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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@IPngNetworks masterful talk. Be sure to catch it when the video is published!
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The Mr. Realtime, @IPngNetworks , of #DENOG16 is giving a talk right now on a nifty design with #VPP, 1Tbps+ forwarding with only one IP per router! So he won't be tooting this one.
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We are after lunch - which was great by the way - and continuing with the last segment of the conference. Fiona Weber of WDZ shares with us Modern Metro Networks: Everything, Everywhere, all at Once
The DENOG'16 meeting in Estrel Conference Center is still going strong in Berlin, Germany.
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To my great surprise, I managed to meet everyone I needed to meet at #DENOG16. Socially, many as well.
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We descend into the trenches with Christoph Petrausch of DeepL, who tells the story of a mass renumbering without changing server IPs - From shared broadcast domain into fully routed network without renumbering
It's this type of cool project that draws me to DENOG'16, held at the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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I am now so close to the stage that I have to use a different lens :) at the DENOG'16 conference in Berlin, Germany.
Right in front of me, Vaibhav Bajpai of the Hasso Plattner Institute shares his insights on Measuring the State of DNS Privacy: Past, Present and Future.
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After our coffee break, Oliver Knapp affiliated with Nokia, talks about the DDoS mitigation state-of-the-union.
In the audience, we are now downloading state at a high rate of learning at the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany
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From arguably our furthest-away traveler, Takaya Nakagawa of NTT Advanced Technology, a highly technical dissertation on Return loss problems associated with faster optical networks.
We're listening in at the Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
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We are in the second day of the DENOG'16 in Berlin, Germany.
Nicola von Thadden @nicoduck of Pfalzkom is at the tail end of his talk about SIP Interworking between voice carriers.
We're going to have a wonderful day here at Estrel Conference Center in Berlin, Germany.
