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RECENT ACTIVITIES

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Workshop participants at the Network Monitoring and Management workshop held in Ekiti, NigeriaLinux System Administration workshop group picture from SANOG 33 held in Thimphu, BhutanStudents working on a lab in the Linux System Administration workshop at SANOG 33 held in Thimphu, BhutanGroup picture of the NSRC-GARNET Campus Network Design and Operations workshop held on the GIMPA campus in Accra, Ghana
BKNIX Workshop
May 17-19, 2023: Bangkok, Thailand

As part of the BKNIX Peering Forum NSRC led a BGP Deployment Operations Workshop.

BKNIX Peering Forum
May 16, 2023: Bangkok, Thailand

Greg Shepherd provided an update on Route Views during the ThaiNOG session on May 16 as part of the BKNIX Peering Forum.

Internet2 TechEx
Dec 2022: Atlanta, Georgia

TechEx NSRC Fellows, Khoudia Gueye from Senegal and Max Larson Henry from Haiti, spoke briefly about their goals in attending the 2022 Internet2 Technology Exchange.

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.

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What's Next for NSRC

  • Greg Shephard will provide a Route Views presentation on June 14 at NANOG 88 in Seattle, Washington. Philip Smith will present a BGP Tutorial. Hans Kuhn will also be in attendance.
  • NSRC personnel will work with GARNET and University of Health and Allied Sciences in Ho, Volta Region, Ghana from June 19-24 to teach a Campus Network Design and Operations workshop as well as provide direct engineering assistance.

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