PPT-The History of Internet Peering

William B Norton Wbn at DrPeeringnet CellPhone amp The Peering Problematic Belgium Neutral Internet Exchange NBIX Meeting March 17 2011 Brussels Belgium William B Norton NSFNET NANOG Chair. Internet’s . Frontier:. A First Look at ISP Interconnectivity in Africa. Arpit Gupta. Georgia Tech. Matt Calder (USC), Nick Feamster (Georgia Tech), Marshini Chetty (Maryland), . Enrico Calandro (Research ICT Africa), Ethan Katz-Bassett (USC). William B. Norton. Executive Director, . DrPeering.net. 30-31 August 2010. Frankfurt, Germany. wbn@DrPeering.net. 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY 1st . DE. -. CIX CUSTOMER. SUMMIT. AS12345. Peering Inclination (Open, Selective, Restrictive). William B. Norton. Executive . Director. DrPeering. International. 11-12 August . 2010 09:00-10:30. Nairobi, Kenya. Sarova. . Panafric. Hotel Nairobi. wbn@DrPeering.net. African Peering and Interconnection Forum: Unlocking Africa’s Regional Interconnection. Interdomain. Network . F. ormation, Dynamics & Economics . Aemen. . Lodhi. . (Georgia Tech). 1. Workshop on Internet Topology & Economics (WITE’12). Outline. Agent-based modeling for AS-level Internet. Barry Macharia. Technical Manager. barry@tespok.co.ke. AFNOG . PRESENTATION . . Agenda. Introduction. Members at KIXP. Services at KIXP. Peering Policies at KIXP. Achievements of KIXP. Migration. Challenges. Paper written by:. Amogh. . Dhamdhere. , Constantine . Dovrolis. School of Computer Science, Georgia Tech. Slides are prepared by:. Talha. OZ. Overview. Goal. Motivation. Datasets and . Methodology. Osama I. Al-Dosary dosary@solyton.com. 1. Agenda. Introduction to . IXPs. and Peering. Short Term Benefits. Reducing Internet Cost. Improving Internet Service Quality. Long Term Benefits. National Internet Security and Resiliency. William B. . Norton. 11-12 August 2010. Nairobi, Kenya. Sarova Panafric Hotel Nairobi. African Peering and Interconnection Forum: Unlocking Africa’s Regional Interconnection. Internet Researcher. 90% externally focused. Peering. Landscape 2001-. 2017. @ CHI-NOG7. Phil . Matte. Peering. . Facilitator. AMS-IX, . USA. May 18, 2017. I’ve been heavily involved in the Internet Peering landscape (what I call. …. “The Party”), since 2001 when after 14 years, I left the world of selling PBXs. I started with PAIX and began an immediate immersion into drinking from the proverbial fire hose. I loved it then and I have a passion for it now. I learn new things every single day from my colleagues, but even more from the “. Amogh. . Dhamdhere. (. CAIDA/UCSD. ). Constantine . Dovrolis. (. Georgia Tech. ). 12/2/2010. 1. The Internet Ecosystem. More than 30,000 autonomous networks independently operated and managed. The “. Paper written by:. Amogh. . Dhamdhere. , Constantine . Dovrolis. School of Computer Science, Georgia Tech. Slides are prepared by:. Talha. OZ. Overview. Goal. Motivation. Datasets and . Methodology. What is the . internet. ?. What is the . World Wide Web. ?. What is the difference between the internet and the World Wide Web?. What is the Internet?. The Internet connects millions of computers together globally, forming a network in which any computer can communicate with any other computer as long as they are both connected to the Internet. (. Aemen. . Lodhi. . (Georgia Tech). Amogh. . Dhamdhere. . (CAIDA). Constantine . Dovrolis. . (Georgia Tech). 1. 2. nd. Workshop on Internet Economics (WIE’11). Outline. Motivation. Objective. The model: GENESIS. Peering Economics 101. Peering Economics Topics. Why is Peering Never Free?. When is Peering Worth the Investment?. What type of peering should I do?. Why do I need a peering strategy?. Why should I be a good neighbor?.