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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20040218
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SUMMARY:APRICOT 2004 Workshop
LOCATION:Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia
URL:http://www.apricot2004.net/workshop-desc.asp
DESCRIPTION:APRICOT (Asia Pacific Regional INTERNET Conference on Operation
 al Technologies) is a forum that facilitates knowledge sharing among Intern
 et builders in the Asia Pacific region\, with peers and leaders from the In
 ternet community worldwide.\n\nAPRICOT was first held in 1996\, and is now 
 the major annual Internet operations conference of this region. It is also 
 the only such conference which operates on a non-profit basis for the benef
 it of Internet development in the Asia Pacific.\n\nA recently added feature
  of APRICOT\, building on a very successful pilot at APRICOT 2001\, is to o
 ffer attendees the opportunity of attending hands on workshops in major tec
 hnology areas pertinent to the ISP industry. \n\nTopics On Offer\n\n1. Rout
 ing Workshop\nIntroduction to OSPF and BGP\, Introduction to BGP policy\, R
 outer Configuration Essentials\, BGP Route Reflectors\, Policy Routing. Par
 ticipants should bring their own laptop if they have one.\n\n2. BGP Multiho
 ming Workshop\nIntroduction to BGP\, BGP Multihoming basics\, More advanced
  multihoming practices\, Case Study. Participants should bring their own la
 ptop if they have one.\n\n3. DNS Workshop\nSystem fundamentals\, Basic DNS 
 (Server\, Client\, Dynamic Update\, Upgrading\, Adding Zones\, Using Slaves
 )\, Advanced DNS (IPv6\, DNSSEC\, AD integration). Participants may bring t
 heir own Linux/BSD based laptop if they have one.\n\n4. ISP Security Worksh
 op\nIntroduction to network security\, System Security\, Network Security\,
  Dealing with DOS attacks.\n\n5. Network Management Workshop\nEvolution of 
 Internet infrastructure\, structure of the Internet\, IP routing\, Multi-Pr
 ovider Issues\, Peering\, Capacity Management and Planning\, Business and P
 ricing Models\, Network Operations Management\, Security\, DNS\, IP Address
  Registries. Participants may bring their own Linux/BSD based laptop if the
 y have one.\n\n6. IPv6 Routing Workshop\nSimilar to the Routing Workshop\, 
 but using IPv6. Topics include Introduction to IGPs and BGP\, Introduction 
 to BGP policy\, Router Configuration Essentials\, and BGP Route Reflectors.
  Participants should bring their own laptop if they have one.\n\nMore: http
 s://nsrc.org/calendar/helpfiles/workshop_info_main.php?id=20
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