SANOG XII
6-14 August, 2008, Kathmandu, Nepal
Last updated 9 August 2008

Call for Papers

Workshops Schedule
Tutorials Schedule
Conference Schedule
SA Regional R&E Meeting Schedule

Workshops 6-10 August, 2008

Track 1: Routing, IPv6 Deployment and Applications
Instructors: Philip Smith, Merike Kaeo

Track 2: Multicast Design and Deployment Workshop
Instructors: Greg Shepard, Srinivasa Irigi, Luly Motomura

Track 3: VOIP Design and Deployment
Instructors: Jonny Martin, Vicky Shrestha et al.

Tutorials: 11-12 August 2008

11 August 2008
9:00 - 17:30

Track 1: Routing,
AM : IPv4 and IPv6 BGP Multihoming Techniques, Troubleshooting BGP by Philip Smith

Track 1: Network Operations
AM : Tutorial on Network Operations Practices, by Steve Gibbard
PM: Infrastructure Security Best Practice : Merike Kaeo

Track 3: Access :
AM: Metro Ethernet Networks by Paresh Khatri
PM: Building Optical Networks by Jonny Martin

Track 4: Campus and R&E Networks - I :
Campus Network design issues, Integration with R&E Networks by Steve Huter, Dale Smith, Hervey Allen, NSRC

17:30 - 18:30 : BoF

BOF 1 : ISOC BoF : A meeting for ISOC Nepal members and interested Parties
BOF 2 : JUNOS BoF : JunOS Primer

12 August 2008
9:00 - 17:30

Track 1: Routing,
Routing and HA Availability , Anand Verma

Track 2: Security:
Infrastructure and Service Provider Security by Merike Kaeo, APNIC Staff

Track 3: Access
MPLS Delpoyment & Best Practices and Ethernet OAM Tutorial by Santanu Dasgupta, Kasu Venkat Reddy

Track 4: Campus and R&E Networks - II
Campus Network design issues, Integration with R&E Networks by Steve Huter, Dale Smith, Hervey Allen, NSRC

18:00 Onwards : SANOG Social Event at Rum Doodle Restaurant and Bar, sponsored by Netnod

Conference : 13-14 August 2008

13 August 2008

9:00- 10:30 : Opening Plenary:

• Peering and Nework Deployment at 10G - Nigel Titley, Easynet, UK
• Building Wireless Networks in the Nepali Mountians the open-source way - Dr. Mahabir Pun, Nepal Wireless Networking Project
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11:00 - 12:30 Session I: Operations :

• Network Infrastructure for Critical DNS - Steve Gibbard,
• DNSSec is 6 Minutes - Peter Losher, ISC
• TLD.CZ and FRED Development - Tomas Marsalek,
• How to craft the Internet beyond IPv4 and two-byte ASNs: Sinivas Chendi

14:00 - 15:30 Session II : Operations

• Interconnecting Villages: Cost Effective Internet Access with WiFi - Jim Forster
• Notice on IPv6 address architecture - Yoshinobu Matsuzaki
• RIPE NCC Information Services and Analysing Internet Events - Mark Dranse
• A Case Study on e-Learning System Workload Characterization and User Behavior - Sulochana

16:00 - 17- 30 Session III : Updates

• Deaggregation Report - Philip Smith
• NIX.CZ Update - Tomas Marsalek
• APNIC Update - Kapil Chawla
• BDIX Update - Sumon Sabir
• NPIX Update - Binay Bohra
• NIXI Update -
• ISOC Update - Rajnesh D. Singh

19:00 onwards SANOG Dinner @ Radisson

14 August 2008

9:00- 10:30 Plenary II : Regional Cable and Inter-connectivity
Impacts of SWM cable systems on Bangladesh, Sumon Ahmed Sabir, BDCOM
Experiences of expanding and peering in Europe, Jichen Thinley, Bhutan Telecom
Updates on Regional Cable Systems - Yves Poppe
Moderator: TBD

11:00- 12:30 Session IV : OPM Showcase and Closing
APNIC Open Policy Meeting Showcase - Kapil Chawla, APNIC
The Czech Arbitration Court as a new UDRP provider - Marketa Svecova

South Asian Regional R&E Meeting

14:00-15:30 Session V : South Asian Regional Researh and Education Networks Meeting A

• Welcome and Brief of the Meeting - Jim Williams
• Nepal Research and Education Network Presentation - Prashant Manandhar
• LEARN - Sri Lanka Presentation - Nimal Ratnayake
• ERNET Presentation - Dipak Singh,
• PERN Presentation
• Bhutan Presentation
• Bangladesh Presentation
• GEANT2 Presentation
• Internet2 Presentation

16:00 - 17:30 Session VI : South Asian Regional Researh and Education Networks Meeting B

• 4:30-5:15 Areas of South Asia regional cooperation - Wide-ranging discussion of regional SA cooperation in a variety of areas (training, NOC operations). How can the countries of SA work together to enhance NREN development and what can the SA-SIG assist? What are the next specific activities that should be undertaken?
• 5:15-6:00 South Asia applications discussions. Applications discussion (what are the applications that are both most valuable to SA NRENs and how each SA country can contribute to the application mix) and how we (members of the SA-SIG) can work to facilitate these applications both within SA and between the US-SA. What are the next specific activities that should be undertaken?

19:00 onwards SAREN-M Dinner hosted by Network Startup Resrouce Center (NSRC) and Nepal Research and Education Network (NREN).