SANOG IV, Kathmandu, Nepal, 23-30 July 2004

Joe Abley jabley at isc.org
Mon Apr 19 04:30:20 UTC 2004


[forwarded on behalf of the organisers]

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SANOG IV
23-30 July, 2004
Kathmandu, Nepal

SANOG IV Program and Registration Announcement

South Asian Network Operators Group (SANOG) IV program and agenda are 
now published on http://www.sanog.org/sanog4/. The registration has 
also now been opened. SANOG IV is being held at the Radisson Hotel in 
Kathmandu, Nepal from 23-30 July, 2004.  You can refer to www.sanog.org 
for details.

Program and Agenda:

SANOG IV program incorporates the following

Three hands-on workshops:  23-27 July, 2004
-           Open Source IP Services for ISP, by NSRC
-           ISP Routing Workshop, by Cisco
-           DNS / DNSSec Workshop, by APNIC


Eight Tutorials 28-29 July, 2004
-           Anti-SPAM tutorial
-           Juniper Routing Workshop
-           VOIP technology and SIP Deployment
-           Internet Routing Registry Tutorial
-           Internet Exchange Point
-           Exim Mail Server
-           PGP mini Tutorial
-           APNIC Internet Resource Management

Four Birds-of-a-Feather : 28-20 July, 2004
-           Internet Exchange Point
-           ISP/NSP Security
-           West Asia BoF
-           PGP Key-Signing Party

Full Day Conference Program : 30 July, 2004
-           Regional Updates
-           Routing Practices
-           Application Deployment
-           Security

Additional Programs: (28-30 July, 2004)

-           APCAUCE tutorials and meeting
-           APNIC Regional policy update
-           APNIC and RIPE NCC hostmaster Consultation
-           Regional Telecom/Internet Policy Session

We expect a huge turn out from the region at this SANOG meeting owing 
to the popularity at previous meets. We also welcome participants from 
West Asia, with the newly established collaboration with the RIPE NCC. 
With the co-hosting of APCAUCE meeting, we also expect a larger 
participation from the entire Asia Pacific region. We hope you would be 
able to make it to this meeting.

The meeting is open to everyone from the operational community, and 
thus anyone who needed a reason to visit Kathmandu now has one.

You can register for SANOG by sending in the form available at 
www.sanog.org/sanog4. Online registration will open in May.




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