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Welcome Welcome to the to the ccTLD ccTLD Workshop Workshop

15-19 September 2008 15-19 September 2008 Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Apologies from Mirjam K Apologies from Mirjam Kü ühne hne

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Intro: Daniel Karrenberg Intro: Daniel Karrenberg

• Chief Scientist @ RIPE NCC

Chief Scientist @ RIPE NCC

• Born and raised in D

Born and raised in Dü üsseldorf, DE sseldorf, DE

• Live in NL for 20+ years, married, 2 kids

Live in NL for 20+ years, married, 2 kids

• Stuff I have done:

Stuff I have done:

– – EUnet, RIPE NCC, (CENTR), NSD, dnsmon EUnet, RIPE NCC, (CENTR), NSD, dnsmon

• Stuff I am currently doing:

Stuff I am currently doing:

– – Measurements, Measurements, “ “registration data history registration data history” ”, , “ “reg. data quality

• reg. data quality”

” – – ISOC trustee (current chairman of the board) ISOC trustee (current chairman of the board) – – Keep on learning and teaching Keep on learning and teaching

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Thanks! Thanks!

• RIPE NCC for hosting the Training

RIPE NCC for hosting the Training

– – Special thanks to everyone at RIPE NCC Special thanks to everyone at RIPE NCC who helped to make this event possible who helped to make this event possible. . – – Emil you are a hero ! Emil you are a hero !

• Many thanks also to SIDN for

Many thanks also to SIDN for sponsoring the Welcome Social on sponsoring the Welcome Social on Wednesday. Wednesday.

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Participants (1) Participants (1)

Adriatik Adriatik Allamani Allamani Albania Albania .al .al Barjon Barjon Rama Rama Albania Albania .al .al Luis Leon Cardenas Luis Leon Cardenas Graide Graide Chile Chile . .cl cl Cristian Rojas Cristian Rojas Chile Chile . .cl cl Elena Grimany Cuba Cuba .cu .cu Ayitey Bulley Ayitey Bulley Ghana Ghana . .gh gh Godfred Ofori-Som Godfred Ofori-Som Ghana Ghana . .gh gh Nicholas Nicholas Wambugu Wambugu Kenya Kenya . .ke ke

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Participants (2) Participants (2)

Paulos Paulos B.

• B. Nyirenda

Nyirenda Malawi Malawi .mw .mw Eswari Eswari Prasad Sharma Prasad Sharma Nepal Nepal . .np np Rakeshman Rakeshman Karmacharya Karmacharya Nepal Nepal . .np np Cesar David Cesar David Rodas Rodas Maldonado Maldonado Paraguay Paraguay . .py py Daniel Daniel Brassel Brassel Paraguay Paraguay . .py py Medard Medard Bassene Bassene Senegal Senegal . .sn sn Khalil Rakhmanov Khalil Rakhmanov Tajikistan Tajikistan . .tj tj Atef Atef Loukil Loukil Tunisia Tunisia . .tn tn Wafa Wafa Dahmani Dahmani Tunisia Tunisia . .tn tn

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Mailing list Mailing list

< <cctld-ams-students@ws.edu.isoc.org cctld-ams-students@ws.edu.isoc.org> >

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Instructors Instructors

Jaap Akkerhuis NLnetLabs Hervey Allen NSRC John Crain ICANN Chris Evans ICANN Daniel Karrenberg RIPE NCC Olaf Kolkman NLnetLabs Duane Duane Wessels Wessels

Measurement Factory Measurement Factory

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Schedule Schedule

08:30 - 09:00 08:30 - 09:00 Breakfast / RIPE NCC Breakfast / RIPE NCC 09:00 - 10:45 09:00 - 10:45 Session I Session I 10:45 - 11:00 10:45 - 11:00 Coffee break Coffee break 11:00 - 13:00 11:00 - 13:00 Session II Session II 13:00 - 14:00 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch / RIPE NCC Lunch / RIPE NCC 14:00 - 15:45 14:00 - 15:45 Session III Session III 15:45 - 16:00 15:45 - 16:00 Coffee break Coffee break 16:00 16:00 – – 17:30 17:30 Session IV Session IV

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Agenda - Day 1 (Monday) Agenda - Day 1 (Monday)

• Introduction, including

Introduction, including ccTLD ccTLD reports. reports.

– – Reports to include: Reports to include:

• What is in use (software/hardware solutions)
• What is in use (software/hardware solutions)
• Structure
• Structure /

/ Domain Domain structure structure

• burning issues, what you need to crack next
• burning issues, what you need to crack next
• Building out your Registry

Building out your Registry [Hervey,

[Hervey, Jaap Jaap, Daniel, John] , Daniel, John]

• Registry Tools

Registry Tools [Hervey,

[Hervey, Jaap Jaap, others] , others]

• Demo what we can, discuss others, technical
• Demo what we can, discuss others, technical

details details

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Agenda - Day 2 (Tuesday) Agenda - Day 2 (Tuesday)

• Registry Tools cont.

Registry Tools cont.

• Network Monitoring/Management

Network Monitoring/Management [Hervey]

[Hervey]

• Short intro/reminder
• Short intro/reminder
• DSC: DNS Server monitoring

DSC: DNS Server monitoring [Duane]

[Duane]

• Install and configure
• Install and configure

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Agenda - Day3 (Wednesday) Agenda - Day3 (Wednesday)

• SLAs

SLAs: Service Level Agreements : Service Level Agreements [John]

[John]

• How they differ for a registry
• How they differ for a registry
• Unique issues (legal and technical)
• Unique issues (legal and technical)
• EPP: Extensible Provisioning Protocol

EPP: Extensible Provisioning Protocol [

[Jaap Jaap] ]

• Security as it pertains to DNSSEC

Security as it pertains to DNSSEC [Hervey]

[Hervey]

• Review of Public/private keys
• Review of Public/private keys
• Digital signatures
• Digital signatures

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Agenda - Day 4 (Thursday) Agenda - Day 4 (Thursday)

• DNSSEC

DNSSEC [Olaf]

[Olaf]

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Agenda - Day 5 (Friday) Agenda - Day 5 (Friday)

• DNSSEC

DNSSEC [Olaf]

[Olaf]

• Practical lab to resolve

Practical lab to resolve ccTLD ccTLD issues issues [Everyone]

[Everyone]

• As needed
• As needed
• End of Workshop

End of Workshop

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Your Opportunity to Network ! Your Opportunity to Network !

• This is not a song and dance show to sit back and

This is not a song and dance show to sit back and enjoy. enjoy.

• It is not a slick course run by

It is not a slick course run by “ “instructor instructor” ” instructors. instructors.

• But the instructors are leading experts, your unique

But the instructors are leading experts, your unique chance ! chance !

• It is a

It is a workshop: workshop:

• Make friends, learn from each other!

Make friends, learn from each other!

• Network with each other and the instructors!

Network with each other and the instructors!

• (Make use of being at the RIPE NCC)

(Make use of being at the RIPE NCC)

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Internet Society (ISOC) Internet Society (ISOC)

Recent Activities Recent Activities

Mirjam Mirjam K Kü ühne hne ISOC ISOC

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Overview Overview

• What is ISOC?

What is ISOC?

– – Mission Mission – – Membership & Chapters Membership & Chapters

• Activities & Initiatives

Activities & Initiatives

– – Education Education – – Policy Policy – – Standards Standards

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What is ISOC? What is ISOC?

• Mission and purpose

Mission and purpose

– – "To assure the open development, "To assure the open development, evolution and use of the Internet for the evolution and use of the Internet for the benefit of all people throughout the world. benefit of all people throughout the world.” ”

• Not-for-profit

Not-for-profit organisation

• rganisation

– – Global, but with a local perspective Global, but with a local perspective

• 84+ ISOC Chapters worldwide, also in this region

84+ ISOC Chapters worldwide, also in this region

• 26,000+ individual members

26,000+ individual members

• 100

100 organisational

• rganisational members

members

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Global Membership Global Membership

Caribbean 0.3% Pacific 4% Middle East 4% Asia 17% Latin America 2% CEE & Russia 5% South America 4% Western Europe 24% North America 32% Africa 8%

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ISOC Chapters ISOC Chapters

• Mostly volunteer entities supporting

Mostly volunteer entities supporting ISOC ISOC’ ’s s Mission & Mission & Principles Principles

– – Vital to Vital to ISOC ISOC’ ’s s “ “global global” ” reach reach – – Important component of Important component of ISOC ISOC’ ’s s Strategic Operating Plan Strategic Operating Plan

• Serve interests of local community

Serve interests of local community

– – Organise Organise activities/events/education locally activities/events/education locally – – Provide services in local language Provide services in local language – – Amplify ISOC efforts locally/regionally Amplify ISOC efforts locally/regionally

• Provide local perspective back to ISOC

Provide local perspective back to ISOC

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ISOC Chapters ISOC Chapters

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What Makes the What Makes the Internet Society Unique? Internet Society Unique?

• Focus is the Internet

Focus is the Internet

– – Education, Standards, Policy Education, Standards, Policy

• Organisational

Organisational home of the Internet home of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Engineering Task Force (IETF)

• Enable capacity and technical community

Enable capacity and technical community building throughout the world building throughout the world

• Key player in Internet policy

Key player in Internet policy

– – Particularly in the Internet Governance Forum Particularly in the Internet Governance Forum

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What does ISOC do? What does ISOC do?

Organisational home of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Enabling technical capacity building and community development throughout the world Promoting governmental policies that support Internet growth

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ISOC ISOC’ ’s s Activities Activities

• Education

Education

– – Transfer of technical knowledge Transfer of technical knowledge – – Technical workshops, presentations Technical workshops, presentations – – Support of local/regional initiatives and community building Support of local/regional initiatives and community building

• Policy

Policy

– – Education of policy & decision makers Education of policy & decision makers – – Building bridge between Technology and Policy Building bridge between Technology and Policy – – Defending the 'Internet Model Defending the 'Internet Model’ ’ (bottom-up) (bottom-up)

• Support for Internet Standards

Support for Internet Standards

– – Umbrella Umbrella organisation

• rganisation for the Internet Engineering Task

for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Force (IETF) – – Financial, administrative and legal support Financial, administrative and legal support

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Education Activities - Highlights Education Activities - Highlights

• Regional Bureaus (Africa, Latin America, Asia-

Regional Bureaus (Africa, Latin America, Asia- Pacific) Pacific)

• Support for Regional Operators

Support for Regional Operators Fora Fora (e.g. SANOG, (e.g. SANOG, MENOG) MENOG)

– – Fellowship support, help to find speakers etc. Fellowship support, help to find speakers etc.

• ccTLD

ccTLD Workshops Workshops

– – Hands-on technical training & tutorials for Hands-on technical training & tutorials for ccTLD ccTLD operators

• perators
• ISOC Fellowship to IETF

ISOC Fellowship to IETF

• Workshop Resource Center

Workshop Resource Center

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Education Activities Education Activities

• Support for regional *

Support for regional *NOGs NOGs (e.g.SANOG or MENOG) (e.g.SANOG or MENOG)

– – Fellowships for individuals to attend regional operators Fellowships for individuals to attend regional operators meetings & technical training sessions meetings & technical training sessions

• INET regional conferences

INET regional conferences

– – Focus on Internet technology & policy issues of regional Focus on Internet technology & policy issues of regional interest & importance are the focus interest & importance are the focus

• ccTLD

ccTLD workshops and tutorials workshops and tutorials

– – Hands-on technical training & tutorials for ccTLD operators Hands-on technical training & tutorials for ccTLD operators

• Research/development small grants

Research/development small grants

– – Support for regional grants programs & ICT projects Support for regional grants programs & ICT projects

• Miscellaneous workshop support

Miscellaneous workshop support

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Education Publications & Resources Education Publications & Resources

• IETF Journal

IETF Journal

– – A review of what's happening in the A review of what's happening in the world of Internet standards with a focus world of Internet standards with a focus

• n the activities of IETF Working Groups
• n the activities of IETF Working Groups

– – Highlights hot issues being discussed in Highlights hot issues being discussed in IETF meetings and IETF mailing lists IETF meetings and IETF mailing lists – – Published 3 times per year Published 3 times per year – – http:// http://ietfjournal.isoc.org ietfjournal.isoc.org

• Workshop Resource Centre

Workshop Resource Centre

– – On-line repository of presentations and On-line repository of presentations and materials from Internet conferences materials from Internet conferences worldwide worldwide – – Managed by NSRC Managed by NSRC – – Improvements planned for 2008 Improvements planned for 2008 – – http:// http://ws.edu.isoc.org ws.edu.isoc.org

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ISOC Policy Activities - Highlights ISOC Policy Activities - Highlights

• Publications on various Internet related topics

Publications on various Internet related topics

• INET conferences

INET conferences

– – Education of policy & decision makers Education of policy & decision makers – – Bridge between policy makers and technical community Bridge between policy makers and technical community

• Close cooperation with other Internet

Close cooperation with other Internet organisations

• rganisations

– – RIR RIR’ ’s s, ICANN, Operators Groups , ICANN, Operators Groups

• Active role in WSIS and now IGF

Active role in WSIS and now IGF

• Defending the

Defending the “ “Internet Model Internet Model” ”

– – bottom-up industry self-regulation and decision making bottom-up industry self-regulation and decision making

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Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Internet Governance Forum (IGF)

• Established as a result of the WSIS process

Established as a result of the WSIS process

– – Bridging the Bridging the “ “digital divide digital divide” ”

• “

“Multi-stakeholder Multi-stakeholder” ” forum forum

– – Governments, private sector, & civil society on equal footing Governments, private sector, & civil society on equal footing – – Not a decisional body, no oversight, no duplication Not a decisional body, no oversight, no duplication

• Capacity building and development

Capacity building and development

– – Access, security, multilingual/local content & critical Internet Access, security, multilingual/local content & critical Internet resources resources

• Meets annually, next meeting Rio, Brazil Nov 12-15

Meets annually, next meeting Rio, Brazil Nov 12-15

– – IGF 2008 hosted by Indian Government in December IGF 2008 hosted by Indian Government in December

• Remote participation

Remote participation www.intgovforum.org www.intgovforum.org

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IGF IGF – – Key Success Criteria Key Success Criteria

• Ensure fullest multi-stakeholder participation

Ensure fullest multi-stakeholder participation

• Focus, focus

Focus, focus

– – IGF will only be successful if it has a clear, focused and IGF will only be successful if it has a clear, focused and defined agenda defined agenda – – Issue focus should be in those areas that impact access to Issue focus should be in those areas that impact access to and availability of the Internet and availability of the Internet

• Minimise

Minimise costs costs

– – Account for personnel and financial constraints Account for personnel and financial constraints – – Limit Limit organisational

• rganisational structures and meetings

structures and meetings

• Share, inform, collaborate

Share, inform, collaborate

– – Promote best practice and expertise sharing Promote best practice and expertise sharing – – Leverage existing Leverage existing organisations

• rganisations and knowledge base

and knowledge base

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Standards Activities: IETF Support Standards Activities: IETF Support

• Began at IETF request in 1996

Began at IETF request in 1996

• Organisational

Organisational home for the IETF home for the IETF

• Legal umbrella & Insurance

Legal umbrella & Insurance

• Financial support

Financial support

– – RFC Editor RFC Editor – – IETF chair IETF chair – – Internet Administrative Director Internet Administrative Director

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ISOC Fellowship Program to IETF ISOC Fellowship Program to IETF

• At the IETF standards for the Internet are developed

At the IETF standards for the Internet are developed

• Aims of fellowship

Aims of fellowship programme programme

– – Raise global awareness of the IETF Raise global awareness of the IETF – – Allow for better understanding and participation by technical Allow for better understanding and participation by technical experts from developing countries experts from developing countries – – Provide opportunity for engineers around the world to meet Provide opportunity for engineers around the world to meet people working in the same field people working in the same field – – Foster cooperation and collaboration Foster cooperation and collaboration

• First pilot in May 2006

First pilot in May 2006

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Mentorship Program & Follow Up Mentorship Program & Follow Up

• Every fellow paired with a mentor

Every fellow paired with a mentor

– – Experienced IETF participant Experienced IETF participant – – Working in the same area of interest Working in the same area of interest – – Preparing the fellow before the meeting Preparing the fellow before the meeting – – Helping the fellow during the meeting (chose WG mtgs. to Helping the fellow during the meeting (chose WG mtgs. to attend, introduce to people etc.) attend, introduce to people etc.)

• Fellows mailing list

Fellows mailing list

– – Follow-up from time to time (Alumni network) Follow-up from time to time (Alumni network)

• Evaluation forms for fellows & mentors

Evaluation forms for fellows & mentors

• Must engage in

Must engage in “ “experience sharing experience sharing” ” project on project on returning to home country returning to home country

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Application and Selection Application and Selection

• Application process for IETF 70 & 71 has just closed

Application process for IETF 70 & 71 has just closed

– – http://www.isoc.org/educpillar/fellowship http://www.isoc.org/educpillar/fellowship

• Competitive application process

Competitive application process

– – Over 200 applications received Over 200 applications received – – Many from academic community Many from academic community

• Past fellows:

Past fellows:

– – IETF 68: LK, PK, MX, KE, TN IETF 68: LK, PK, MX, KE, TN – – IETF 69 NP, MN, UY, CO IETF 69 NP, MN, UY, CO

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A Few of the People We Reach A Few of the People We Reach… …

ccTLD Workshop in Nairobi, Kenya, Sept. 2005 ISOC Fellows at IETF 67 (L to R): Azael Fernandez Alcantara (Mexico), Alfred Prasad (Fiji), and Laupue Raymond Hughes (Samoa) Pre-SANOG Workshop Participants, Bhutan Jan. 2005 Students and instructors, ccTLD Workshop in Guyana, Feb. 2007

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Other Resources Other Resources

• http://

http://www.isoc.org www.isoc.org

• http://ietfjournal.isoc.org

http://ietfjournal.isoc.org

• http://ws.edu.isoc.org/

http://ws.edu.isoc.org/