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Fourth PacNOG Meeting, Conference and Educational Workshop

(Pacific Network Operators Group)

Date and Location

June 29-July 4 (Sunday-Friday, dates are tentative), 2008 in Porte Vila, Vanuatu.

Hosted by

Telecom Vanuatu

About

PaccNOG4 is a continuation of the Pacific Islands Network Operators and Service Providers meeting and education workshop to discuss key IP Network operational issues and requirements and receive training

Register

If you plan on attending the PacNOG3 meeting please fill in the Online Registration Form at your earliest convenience.

Registration Terms and Conditions

  1. PITA Members get free Registrations (includes APNIC members who are also PITA Members).
  2. APNIC members who are not PITA members receive discount registrations.
  3. Others - registration fee applies. Registration fees apply for some costs recoveries Priorities given to Network Operators from Pacific Islands.

Fellowships

Fellowship information and deadlines will be available shortly.

Objectives

  • To provide a forum and venue for service providers in the Pacific Network community to meet and discuss current issues as well as receive technical training.
  • To build relationships among individual and institutional contacts in the Pacific region. A key outcome of the workshop will be the building of relationships with peers/colleagues in the region and among the instructors.
  • Additional information coming shortly.

Proposed Conference and Training Topics

Will soon be announced, but inputs are welcome. Some suggestions received include:

OS/Open Source

  • ISP Essentials
  • Linux more on networking (e.g. DNS etc)
  • Open source
  • One day for Linux and Unix
  • Security Issues
Services
  • Mailserver deployment - Best practices
    • Network planning:
      Available or recommended tools/software
    • Spam and antiviral software for mailservers:
      Available or recommended tools/software
  • Setting up Virtual Domains
    • Web servers/hosting
    • Virtual email
    • POP3
    • FTP (Vserver)
    Setting up Quotas on virtual domains
Reports from the Community
  • (More) case studies
  • Information session on what is happening in the global context
Networking
  • Common configurations/networks or Network Planning
  • More on routing and switching
  • More on IPv6
  • Broadband networks
  • Relay Servers
  • Security Issues (generic. Applies to OS and Networks)
  • Cisco QoS
  • RADIUS authentication, including Asterisk SIP user authentication
Practical/One-Offs/Tutorials
  • VoIP
  • VPN
  • IPTV
  • Linux HA (High Availability):
    DRBD synchronization and Linux heartbeat
  • TLD management:
    Polic, best practices, registration
  • Load balancing LAMP
  • More practicals (e.g. setting up virtual server, running virtual servers on a centos machine, setting up bonding [CARP], setting up ISDN PRI in Asterisk Box)
If you would like to give feedback on these topics feel free to post to the pacnog@pacnog.org mailing list, or email the PITA Training Coordinator at pitacoordinator@connect.com.fj.

More Information

For registrations and further information contact the PITA Training Coordinator (pitacoordinator@connect.com.fj), or the PITA Manager (pita@connect.com.fj).

Links

Sponsors


Network Startup Resource Center Internet Society Cisco Systems, Inc.

University of Oregon Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Asia Pacific Network Information Centre Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association

Walnut Creek/FreeBSD Mall National Science Foundation International Telecommunications Union

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