2014 THE ASIA PACIFIC’S PREMIER SUMMIT

PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA 18–28 February 2014

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APIA Welcome Message 4

APNIC Welcome Message 5

Conference Highlights 6

Venue Layout 8

Conference Timetable 11

List of Speakers 16

Sponsors 17

What next? 18 2014 APRICOT’s backup venue, in times of Network Management, MPLS, and Security. emergency, has traditionally been in Kuala The second week of the APRICOT summit Lumpur, Malaysia; it is centrally located includes tutorials and conference sessions, in our region, easy to travel to for most, with keynotes from Professor Kanchana and has a large number of suitable venues Kanchanasut, Dr and Pindar to hold our conference. APNIC, who now Wong. operates the Secretariat on behalf of APIA, agreed to take on the challenge of The APIA Board would like to thank the Welcome Message relocating an almost completely prepared tremendous support which True and conference from Bangkok to Petaling Jaya (a NECTEC have provided to APRICOT in the months of preparation work during 2013. Dear APRICOT Delegate, satellite city of Kuala Lumpur). The Board would also like to thank APNIC As you will no doubt be aware, APRICOT Preparing the venues and infrastructure for for their considerable efforts in moving 2014 was originally intended to be held in a 500+ person conference as diverse and the conference. And the Board would like Bangkok. But with the escalating political varied as ours is no small undertaking and to thank the many volunteers from the protests in Bangkok during December the team, superbly led by Molly Cheam, has community in the APRICOT Management, 2013 and January 2014, and the Thai performed many miracles to make APRICOT Programme, Fellowship and Technical Government’s declaration of a state of 2014 a reality. The team includes staff Committees who have freely given their emergency for the city of Bangkok in mid- at APNIC as well as the many volunteers time and expertise to help create the January, it was with a very heavy heart who contribute their time and talents to APRICOT experience. that the APIA Board accepted the advice APRICOT year in year out. The APIA Board I hope all APRICOT 2014 delegates have an of our hosts, True and NECTEC, to relocate greatly appreciates all contributions made enjoyable conference and most importantly APRICOT 2014. The APIA Board are sorely towards the preparations and success of are able to share their experiences with disappointed at the lost opportunity for this event. the Internet industry in Thailand, as this fellow delegates and with colleagues who was to be our first return to Thailand since I would like to welcome all participants to were unable to participate this year. APRICOT 2002. The Board very much hopes APRICOT 2014. The regular programme of to bring the conference back to Thailand in workshops continues, with 5 workshops Philip Smith, more positive circumstances in the future. on offer covering Routing, Advanced BGP, Chairman APIA Board handle this coming explosion in devices organization willing to play an active role in will be interesting to watch. IPv6 was the future of Internet co-operation in the effectively made for the IoT, and the IoT Asia-Pacific and beyond? will be seriously constrained without it. Will operators accelerate the transition to Following the tradition of recent years, there IPv6; will they continue to increase network will be an i-Governance session at APRICOT complexity by relying on Carrier Grade NAT 2014 on Wednesday, where some of these (CGN); or will they do both, in a balanced questions will be discussed with a diverse and dual-stack approach? distinguished panel. I strongly encourage you to attend this session and take an active role Welcome Message You’ll hear plenty about the transition to – not only do we want to hear your views, but IPv6 during the week at APRICOT 2014, and your voice has an equal impact in our shared It gives me great pleasure to welcome you in particular Wednesday’s plenary session multistakeholder model. to Petaling Jaya and APRICOT 2014. I believe the “Anatomy of CGN” should spark some this year is set to be an important one in the healthy debate. Also on the agenda during As usual, those who could not physically join Internet’s history and it is exciting to really the conference are DNSSEC, increasingly us here in Petaling Jaya can still participate begin the year in earnest at APRICOT 2014. coming into focus in today’s security in APRICOT 2014 through a variety of online environment; and IP address policies, with channels. You can enhance your conference Many commentators have declared 2014 several new proposals up for discussion experience by getting involved in the event to the be year in which the “Internet of during the APNIC policy sessions. online too, via the APRICOT website or on Things” (IoT) will become reality, with social media, and I encourage you to use Internet-connected cars, TVs, toasters, Alongside the latest technology and policy the #apricot2014 hashtag on all your social tennis racquets and more entering our lives. content, APRICOT 2014 will also address the media posts to add to the discussion. Predictions vary wildly as to the number of future of Internet co-operation, following devices connected to the Internet by 2020: the Montevideo Statement, the IGF in Bali, I do hope to meet with as many of you anywhere between 26 billion and a huge and the ongoing discussions on /1net. How as possible during the week and hear 200 billion devices! the debate around Internet co-operation your thoughts on what’s going on in your evolves in 2014 will be largely up to you, organization. Enjoy APRICOT 2014 and the While the numbers are debatable (and the participants in the Internet community. warm hospitality of our Malaysian hosts. sometimes entertaining), the serious What are your views on how the Internet underlying fact is a vastly increasing should develop in future? How do you Paul Wilson amount of devices are connecting to the believe IP addresses should be managed? Director-General, APNIC Internet and, as we all know, demanding Where should the global community discuss IP addresses. How network operators and address these issues? Are you and your 2014 Conference Highlights

Anatomy of a CGN Hear about the latest updates on CGN from network operators and scientists who are testing and monitoring CGN use. Be prepared for a robust discussion 09:00-10:30 among panellists and audience participants. Wednesday, 26 February 2014 Grand Caymans, Level 10

APIPv6TF and IPv6 Readiness This is a collaborative BoF, held together for the first time at APRICOT 2014. Measurement BoF Participants will get an update from various economies on their v6 deployment and measurement methods and outcomes. 16:00-19:00 Wednesday, 26 February Grand Caymans, Level 10

IPv6 Tutorials

NEW - 464XLAT: Breaking Free of IPv4 Attend the world’s first 464XLAT Tutorial with Cameron Byrne from T-Mobile. This tutorial will review the 464XLAT architecture (RFC6877) and how it applies 16:00-17:30 to mobile and broadband networks to enable growth beyond IPv4, while Tuesday, 25 February minimizing translation, tunnelling and positively incentivizing end-to-end IPv6 Bahamas 1, Level 12 deployment.

IPv6 in Mobile Networks This tutorial complements the 464XLAT tutorial and focuses on a big picture of IPv6 implementation in mobile networks. 14:00-15:30 Tuesday, 25 February Bahamas 1, Level 12 Conference Highlights

From Governance to Cooperation: Share your thoughts on the ongoing discussions about the evolution of global Decoding the Puzzle multistakeholder Internet cooperation. This session is a follow-up on the Montevideo Statement, and includes discussion on Net Mundial and /1net. 14:00-15:30 Wednesday, 26 February Grand Caymans, Level 10

APNIC 37 Policy Discuss the latest proposals and have your say in how Internet number Special Interest Group (SIG) resources are managed.

09:00-15:30 Thursday, 27 February Grand Caymans, Level 10

APNIC 37 APNIC Member Meeting Get the latest updates on APNIC’s operations and activities.

09:00-15:30 Friday, 28 February 2014 Grand Caymans, Level 10

2014 Venue Layout Level 10

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2014 2014 Conference Timetable

MONDAY FEB 24, 2014

ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM

LAGOON 2 GRAND CAYMANS BAHAMAS 1 BAHAMAS 2 & 3 BUSINESS CENTRE 4 SOCIAL EVENTS KEY TIME LEVEL 15 LEVEL 10 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 15 07:00 – 09:00 APRICOT

APNIC 09:00 – 10:30 APNIC IRM Tutorial (I) DNS/DNSSEC Tutorial APTLD IGov SOCIAL EVENT

10:30 – 11:00 MORNING TEA OTHER EVENTS

11:00 – 12:30 ICANN Update APNIC IRM Tutorial (II) DNS/DNSSEC Tutorial

12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH - LAGOON 3, LEVEL 15

14:00 – 15:30 OPENING CEREMONY & Plenary

15:30 – 16:00 AFTERNOON TEA

16:00 – 17:30 APOPS Plenary (I)

17:30 – 19:00 Newcomers Lobby Lounge

19:00 – 22:00 APRICOT Opening Social 2014 Conference Timetable

TUESDAY FEB 25, 2014

ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM

LAGOON 2 GRAND CAYMANS BAHAMAS 1 BAHAMAS 2 & 3 BUSINESS CENTRE 4 SOCIAL EVENTS TIME LEVEL 15 LEVEL 10 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 15 KEY

07:00 – 09:00 APRICOT

09:00 – 10:30 APOPS (II) Infrastructure Traffic Engineering NIR SIG APNIC

SOCIAL EVENT

10:30 – 11:00 MORNING TEA OTHER EVENTS 11:00 – 12:30 Peering Forum (I) Conference: Security IPv6 Transition APNIC NIR HM & Tech Session 1 Technologies Workshop CLOSED EVENTS

12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH - LAGOON 1, LEVEL 15

14:00 – 15:30 Peering Forum (II) NOG Reports IPv6 in Mobile Network Security Networks Tutorial Tutorial

15:30 – 16:00 AFTERNOON TEA

16:00 – 17:30 Peering Forum (III) APNIC Services 464XLAT Tutorial Network Security Tutorial 2

17:30 – 19:00 IPv4 address leasing Network Security Disaster Emergency Newcomers Peering Cocktail BoF Devices IPv6 Communication BoF Lobby Lounge Lobby Lounge Verification BoF

19:00 –22:00 2014 Conference Timetable

WEDNESDAY FEB 26, 2014

ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM

GRAND CAYMANS BAHAMAS 1 BAHAMAS 2 & 3 BAHAMAS 3 BUSINESS CENTRE 4 SOCIAL EVENTS TIME LEVEL 10 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 15 KEY

07:00 – 09:00 APRICOT

09:00 – 10:30 APNIC Plenary: APCERT (I) ISOC NetOps APNIC Anatomy of CGN Workshop (I)

SOCIAL EVENT 10:30 – 11:00 MORNING TEA

11:00 – 12:30 APNIC Global Reports APCERT (II) ISOC NetOps OTHER EVENTS Workshop (II) CLOSED EVENTS 12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH - LAGOON 1, LEVEL 15

14:00 – 15:30 From Governance to APCERT (III) Cooperation: Decoding the Puzzle

15:30 – 16:00 AFTERNOON TEA

16:00 – 17:30 APIPv6TF and APCERT (IV) Response RateLimiting IPv6 Readiness with BIND Tutorial Measurement BOF 17:30 – 19:00 Network Abuse BoF Network Function Newcomers Virtualization BoF Lobby Lounge Women in ICT Business Centre 4, Level 15 19:00 – 19:30 18:00–19:30 2014 Conference Timetable

THURSDAY FEB 27, 2014

ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM

GRAND CAYMANS BAHAMAS 1 BAHAMAS 2 & 3 BAHAMAS 3 BUSINESS CENTRE 4 SOCIAL TIME LEVEL 10 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 15 KEY 07:00 – 09:00 APRICOT

09:00 – 10:30 Routing Designing and APNIC Deploying SP WiFi 1

SOCIAL EVENT 10:30 – 11:00 MORNING TEA

11:00 – 12:30 Policy SIG 2 Conference: DNS Designing and OTHER EVENTS Session Deploying SP WiFi 2 CLOSED EVENTS 12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH - LAGOON 1, LEVEL 15

14:00 – 15:30 Policy SIG 3 Lightning Talks Know your backbone: I DWDM

15:30 – 16:00 AFTERNOON TEA

16:00 – 17:30 Closing Plenary

17:30 – 19:00

19:00 – 21:00 APRICOT Closing Social Mantra Restaurant & Bar, Sunway Pyramid Tower Hotel 2014 Conference Timetable

FRIDAY FEB 28, 2014

ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM

GRAND CAYMANS BAHAMAS 1 BAHAMAS 2 BAHAMAS 3 BUSINESS CENTRE 4 SOCIALS TIME LEVEL 10 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 15 KEY 07:00 – 09:00 APRICOT

09:00 – 10:30 APNIC AMM 1 APNIC

SOCIAL EVENT 10:30 – 11:00 MORNING TEA

11:00 – 12:30 APNIC AMM 2 OTHER EVENTS

CLOSED EVENTS 12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH - FUZION, LEVEL 1

14:00 – 15:30 APNIC AMM 3

15:30 – 16:00 AFTERNOON TEA

16:00 – 17:30

17:30 – 19:00

19:00 – 21:00 AMM Closing dinner List of Speakers

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Bijal Sanghani Gunter Van de Velde Kurt Erik Kindqvist Rajnesh Singh Surachet Sripolkrang Cisco Systems Netnod ISOC TOT Cameron Byrne AIT T-Mobile US Henk Steenman Leo Vegoda Ralf Weber Takahiro Ishikawa ICANN Nominum JPCERT/CC Nii Quaynor Charles Conte Hervey Allen NITA Microsoft NSRC Maemura Akinori Teddy Mantoro APNIC EC IIJ Pindar Wong Che-Hoo Cheng Hideo Ishii PACNET Therdtoon Theerasasana VeriFI Chinese University of Hong Kong Global Singapore Marco Brandstaetter Raphael Ho Cisco DE-CIX Equinix Clarence Filsfils Hiroki Kawabata Tomas Marsalek Cisco JPNIC Mark Tinka Reza Shahab SPEAKERS Tomohiro Fujisaki SEACOM Alcatel-Lucent Cody Williams Hongsoon Jung NTT Adam Gosling KrCERT/CC Masatak Mawatari Rinalia Abdul Rahim APNIC Craig Ng Tomoyo Yoshida JPIX Compass Rose APNIC Ingrid Wijte Internet Multifeed Adib M. Monzer Habbal RIPE NCC Md. Hayder Ali Ritz Campbell Cristel Pelsser Toshio Tachibana Adiel Akplogan Fiber@Home IIJ James Spenceley Roland Dobbins GREE Inc. AFRINIC APNIC EC Michael Biber David Conrad Santanu Dasgupta Ulziitogtokh Aftab A. Siddiqui APIPv6TF Jan Zorz Cisco Systems Mobicom Cybernet Dean Pemberton (ISOC) Michael Fincham InternetNZ Scott Brown Vincent Atienza Ahmad Alkazimy Unleash Jane Coffin CERT Australia ID-CERT Dr Govind Viraphan Samadi Internet Society (ISOC) Miwa Fuji NIXI Sheau Ching Chong AIT Andrei Robachevsky APIPv6TF John Crain ISOC Eddie Parra Sheng-Wei Kuo Watcharapong Padumon ICANN Naveen Tandon Juniper Networks TWNIC TOT Alastair Johnson At&T Joonhyung Lim Alcatel-Lucent Eddy Winstead Sheryl Hermoso Wei Yin Tay KISA Ng Seo Boon Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) APNIC Cisco Andy Davidson Cisco Juan Alejo Peirano Allegro Einar Bohlin Shian-Shyong Tseng Yoshinobu Matsuzaki LACNIC Patrick Okui ARIN TWNIC IIJ Andy Linton NSRC Kasu Venkata Reddy NSRC Fakrul Alam Shin Miyakawa Yoshiro Yoneya Cisco Paul Ooi Cong Jen bdHUB NTT JPRS Anna Mulingbayan Katsuyasu Toyama Paul Wilson APNIC Frank Salanitri Shyam Nair Youngsun La APNIC APNIC Khoudia Gueye Sify Technologies KISA Arnold Nipper NSRC Phil Regnauld Gaurab Raj Upadhaya Simon Sohel Baroi Yu-Chuang Kuek Ashlyn Rodgers NSRC Limelight Networks Kieren McCarthy Fiber@Hone ICANN Telecom Fiji .NXT Philip Smith Geoff Huston Srinath Beldona Yurie Ito Axel Pawlik APIA APNIC Krystal Waine Yashasvi APCERT RIPE NCC InternetNZ Pierre Baume George Kuo Srinivas Chendi Bani Lara Netnod APNIC Kuo Wei Wu APNIC DOST NIIEPA Rajesh Chharia Greg Hankins Sunny Yeung ISPAI Alcatel-Lucent Telstra Thank you to our sponsors

Supporting Partners

Internet Service Provider Opening Reception Community Network Equipment Fellowship

APNIC Member Meeting

Workshop Peering Social Newcomers Women in ICT

Bronze AMM Closing Dinner

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