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About JANOG : the usual stuff Founded 1997 7500+ mailing list members as of Jan 2016 Meetings Held twice a year, usually January and July. Three day meeting.

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2 About JANOG : the usual stuff Founded 1997 7500+ mailing list members as of Jan 2016 Meetings Held twice a year, usually January and July. Three day meeting 2 days of plenary sessions + 1/2 day of tutorials and BoFs mostly focus on technical and operational discussions Internet live streaming & video archive (1 month after meeting) available No registration fee for meeting Presentations and discussions are in Japanese English acceptable but rough translation is recommended around 10 non-native attendees per meeting 800+ attendees at Tokyo meetings 500+ attendees at other cities Next meeting (JANOG38) July 2016 in Okinawa

3 Plenary (JANOG36) BoF (JANOG31) Plenary (JANOG37) Tutorial (JANOG36)

4 Recent Discussion Topics at JANOG Software forwarding vs hardware forwarding The architecture of IA server is totally different from that of hardware switches (including white-box switches). What are the differences in terms of performance characteristics perspective? Net neutrality from traffic management perspective Net-Neutrality is not yet discussed in Japan as real life issue. Topics such as zero rating and abolishing of roaming fees are getting increasing attention globally. What would be an impact of Net-Neutrality in Japan? MVNO in the future MVNOs are becoming popular and provide a source for competition in the mobile market. What are technical challenges for them and their future roadmaps?

5 Recent Discussion Topics at JANOG The Internet in the Asia Pacific region In Asian countries, there is an exploding increase in the use of the Internet. What’s the speaker’s experience on the current state of the Internet in Asia? BGP Hijack Issue There was a huge BGP hijack issue November 2015. What happened during the hijack in a Tier1 ISP network? What are general preventive solutions against such BGP hijack issues? Lab test items What test items do you use when testing technical functions in lab?

6 More about JANOG : Working Groups Working Groups Special interest working groups are formed when request arises from the members. NTP-WG RPKI-WG Concluded February 2015 Produced a document covering reflection attacks and recommendations to operators English documentation https://www.janog.gr.jp/wg/doc/ntp-wg-en.pdf Concluded July 2013 Hackathon events testing RPKI tools Working with JPNIC to get RPKI running

7 Challenges: Experimental meetings Interim meetings one day meeting in Tokyo No hosts and sponsors, so no one takes risks Successful ventures are fed back to regular meetings Held once a year Lightning Talk (LT) Night Half day meeting in Tokyo lightning talks only Held occasionally US Regional Meeting Half day meeting in the US Involve overseas JANOG members to the community Talk about overseas topics Held occasionally

8 JANOG35.5 Interim Meeting (Apr 15 2015)

9 JANOG LT Night #1 (Aug 27 2015)

10 US Regional Meeting (Oct 23 2015)

11 Fellowship program for younger generation Began in 2015 (JANOG35) Sponsored by the JANOG fellowship committee Officially founded since JANOG37 An independent team from the JANOG steering committee Financial support to attend a JANOG meeting Transportation (including air fare) Hotel accommodation Social event registration fee Eligibility to anyone between 18 to 29 years old 9 fellows in JANOG37 Mostly students NEW !

12 Challenges : the language Main language is Japanese even for speaking Occasionally have English speakers Speak English using Japanese deck Speak English using English deck + rough Japanese interpretation i18n (Internationalization) team Volunteer based team provide JANOG info in English https://www.janog.gr.jp/en APNIC sponsorship Outsourcing slides translation (not all, but a few) to professional translation firms so some content will be available in English https://www.janog.gr.jp/en/index.php?JANOG%2Fenglish_slides Began in 2015 Thanks to Miwa-san! NEW !

13 How we organize JANOG JANOG members = Mailing list subscribers Steering Committee (including Chair + Vice Chair) Steering Committee (including Chair + Vice Chair) Meeting staff Meeting Hosts Meeting Chair appointment Meeting Chair appointment Call for volunteers Call for volunteers System admin Hosts / sponsor relations Liaisons Meeting staff support WG management Everything else Conducts twice a year meetings Program Committee, Organizing Committee, and Local Arrangement Committee i18n team English web maintenance i18n team English web maintenance Resource sponsors (colo, translations, servers, etc) Resource sponsors (colo, translations, servers, etc) Meeting sponsors Changes per meeting Standing committee

14 JANOG is run by volunteers The most important value is member involvement and engagement Many ways to get involved -Meeting staff -i18n volunteer -Lead a working group -Present, give tutorials, coordinate BoFs -Host or sponsor a meeting -Sponsor resources

15 Questions? Contact the Steering Committee secretariat at janog.gr.jp


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