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Please visit: http://public.oarci.net/oarc/workshop-2007
Webcast:
http://media1.icann.org/ramgen/2007/la/OARC/icann-belair-11-03-07.rm
http://media1.icann.org/ramgen/2007/la/OARC/icann-belair-11-03-07-1.rm
The 3rd DNS-OARC Workshop will be held on November 2-3, 2007in Los Angeles, CA. The focus of this workshop will be on:
* Review of current DNS-related research
* Tutorial on DLV
* Topical issues in DNS Operations
* OARC update session
Participation is open to OARC members, presenters, by
invitation, and to other parties interested in DNS research and operations subject to available space.
Sat 3rd 09:30 - 12:00
DNS Operations Presentations
* SPF/Sender-ID Deployment DNS Risk Assessments (Doug Otis, Trend Micro)
* Implementation of DNSSEC Incremental Signing System (Shinta Sato, JPRS)
* The problem of "Friendly Fire" in abuse prevention (Andrew Sullivan, Afilias)
* OpenDNS Update (David Ulevitch, OpenDNS)
* Recent DSC Development (Carl Olsen, Autonomica)
* IETF "Evil Reflectors" Draft (Peter Koch, DeNIC)
* Anycast Deployment and Topology (Steve Gibbard, PCH)
* 12:00 Lunch
Sat 3rd 13:30 - 17:00 Research Presentations
* SecSpider: Distributed DNSSEC Monitoring and Key Learning (Eric Osterweil, UCLA)
* Analysis of AS112 Traffic (Sid Faber, CERT)
* Probing Corrupted DNS Resolution Paths (David Dagon, Georgia Tech)
* Mapping Open Recursive Resolvers (Duane Wessels, The Measurement Factory)
* DITL 2007 Data Analysis (Sebastian Castro, CAIDA)
* DITL 2008 (KC Claffy, CAIDA)
* Internet Topology and Reverse DNS (Matthew Luckie, WAND)
* 17:00 Finish
Please visit: http://public.oarci.net/oarc/workshop-2007
The 3rd DNS-OARC Workshop will be held on November 2-3, 2007 in Los Angeles, CA. The focus of this workshop will be on:
* Review of current DNS-related research
* Tutorial on DLV
* Topical issues in DNS Operations
* OARC update session
Participation is open to OARC members, presenters, by
invitation, and to other parties interested in DNS research and operations subject to available space.
* 13:30 OARC Update (Keith Mitchell. ISC OARC)
* 14:15 DLV Tutorial (Paul Vixie, ISC)
* 15:00 Coffee Break
* 15:30 ISC Secure Information Exchange (Paul Vixie, ISC)
* 16:00 Mapping Abuse Data (Rick Wesson, Support Intelligence)
* 16:15 Presentation on NSF-funded research work on DNS performance (Paul Vixie, ISC)
* NSEC3 (Roy Arends, Nominet)
* 17:00 Finish
* 18:00 Social Dinner (Sponsored by Nominet)
Hello, this is the Los Angeles' meeting help page.
We hope this page will cover most problems or queries people have, but if it doesn't please feel free to email us at meeting@icann.org.
The best place to start is the front page. A breakdown of events according to day is at the top, then there is information on most other situations during the meeting further down the page.
On the right-hand side - as on every page - we have a menu that should lead you through to main areas of interest.
There is a very busy schedule of work this week, starting with GNSO and GAC sessions through all of Saturday and Sunday and then following the usual ICANN meeting pattern following the Opening Ceremony on Monday morning.
For a list of events according to day, please click on the links below.
Pre-registration for the meeting is now closed.
Registration will be open at the meeting venue on Sunday, 28 October at 7:30am.
ICANN has been contacted by a number of meeting participants regarding
any possible impact on the Los Angeles meeting due to fires in Southern
California. These fires are on the outskirts of the city and are
distant from the meeting venue. There is no likelihood of an impact. We
understand the challenges, personal stress, and loss these fires are
causing in the region, and our thoughts are with our neighbors.
This is an informal opportunity for the ccTLDs of the Caribbean and Latin America to meet each other and exchange points of view.
The Asia/Australasia/Pacific RALO meets monthly via teleconference. This meeting allows those members of the region who are in Los Angeles to sit together and join their colleagues on the teleconference bridge.
Members of the At-Large Asia/Australasia/Pacific RALO.
