The NSRC cultivates collaboration among a community of peers to build and improve a global Internet that benefits all parties. We facilitate the growth of sustainable Internet infrastructure via technical training and engineering assistance to enrich the network of networks. Our goal is to connect people.
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Sep: Oregon Tribal Broadband Boot Camp, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
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Aug: PACNOG30, Suva, Fiji
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May: THNIC Routing Infrastructure and Security Operations Workshop, Bangkok, Thailand
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May: BKNIX Peering Forum, Bangkok, Thailand
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May: LACTLD, DNS Operations Workshop, Virtual
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May: St Kitts & Nevis IXP Workshop, Basseterre, St. Kitts
NEWS
NSRC is partially sponsored by the International Research Network Connections (IRNC) program in the National Science Foundation's Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (OAC) via NSF grant award# 2029309.
Google has supported the NSRC with 5 million in funding and more in donations of hardware. Read More.
The NSRC has received in-kind donations including networking equipment from Facebook, ICANN and APIA. Read More.
RECENT ACTIVITIES
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Oregon Tribal Broadband Bootcamp
Aug 8-11, 2022: University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
The UO hosted the third Tribal Broadband Bootcamp for engineers and technicians representing native tribes in the Pacific Northwest. Hosts included Chief Jason Younker, NSRC, Link Oregon and the Internet Society. News coverage included KVAL, KGW, OPB and the University's own Around the O.
PACNOG37 Annual Meeting
Aug 8-12, 2022: Suva, Fiji
The Pacific Network Operators Group met at the Pacific-Japan ICT Centre. NSRC Engineer and Trainer Philip Smith co-taught a Routing Infrastructure and Security Operations Workshop with Edwin Sandys from the University of the South Pacific.
SANOG37 Network Monitoring and Management 2.0 Tutorial
July 12-13, 2021: Sri Lanka
NSRC Assistant Director Hervey Allen presented a tutorial covering core network monitoring and management concepts including newer more scaleable tools and techniques and what is meant by “observing” vs. monitoring. 100 participants were introduced to Prometheus, Grafana, Elastiflow and Kibana.
A FEW WORDS WITH ...
Paul Robertson, President of the Tohono O’odham Community College, speaks to the nature of Cyberinfrastructure as a strategic asset for geographically isolated tribal colleges.BLOG
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Tech Training Workshops in a Pandemic World
During 2020-2021 NSRC training activities were done remotely by NSRC staff and contractors, but in some cases, such as mnNOG3, these events have involved a mix of local on-the-ground participation with remote assistance in a hybrid teaching environment...
ARCHIVED MATERIALS
Our repository of historical, web and network-related materials maintained by the NSRC since 1989. View our Archived Materials.
