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Oct 2015, TEIN NOC - AIT intERLab workshop, Pathumthani, Thailand Oct 2015, TEIN NOC -
AIT intERLab workshop,
Pathumthani, Thailand
Sep 2015, NSRC-RIPE NCC Network Monitoring & Management, Yerevan, Armenia Sep 2015, NSRC-RIPE NCC
Network Monitoring &
Management, Yerevan, Armenia
Sept 2015, perfSONAR hands-on workshop with KENET, Nairobi, Kenya Sept 2015, perfSONAR hands-on workshop with KENET, Nairobi, Kenya
Sept 2015, DrukREN Workshop, Royal University of Bhutan, Thimpu, Bhutan Sept 2015, DrukREN Workshop, Royal University of Bhutan, Thimpu, Bhutan
Aug-Sept 2015, tzNOG, Third Annual Tanzania Network Operators Group, Zanzibar, Tanzania Aug-Sept 2015, tzNOG,
Third Annual Tanzania
Network Operators Group,
Zanzibar, Tanzania
Aug 2015, Direct Engineering Assistance, Univ. of South Pacific, Suva, Fiji Aug 2015, Direct
Engineering Assistance,
Univ. of South Pacific,
Suva, Fiji
August 2015, TV White Spaces Deployment, Maputo, Mozambique August 2015, TV
White Spaces Deployment,
Maputo, Mozambique
July 2015, Direct Engineering Assistance, The National University of Samoa July 2015, Direct
Engineering Assistance,
The National University
of Samoa
July 2015, Network Planning Meeting, Richard Gump Moorea field station, French Polynesia July 2015, Network Planning Meeting, Gump Moorea station, French Polynesia

NEWS

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NSRC Receives USD $3.7 Million National Science Foundation Grant from the Computer & Information Science & Engineering group of the National Science Foundation (No. 1451045). Read More >.

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Google has supported the NSRC with 4.3 million in funding and more in donations of hardware. Read More >

The NSRC has received in-kind donations including networking equipment from Facebook, ICANN and APIA. Read More >

RECENT ACTIVITIES

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People-Centered Internet
Oct 23-25: Palo Alto, California

Steve Huter participated in the People-Centered Internet Conference hosted by Vint Cerf and Mei Lin Fung of Digital Dividends for All. Discussions at the Stanford University campus ranged from health care to building network infrastructure to information discovery. Bitange Ndemo, an associate professor at University of Nairobi’s Business School wrote a follow-up article titled "Towards a people-centred Internet in Africa" for Business Daily Africa.

TEIN NOC Workshop
Oct 12-16: Bangkok, Thailand

NSRC trainers Dean Pemberton and Hervey Allen with NSRC collaborator Ron Milford from Indiana University presented a five day hands-on technical workshop focused on network monitoring and management and sessions on software defined networking. The Asian Institute of Technology's ​intERLab in Pathumthani hosted the participants as part of the annual TEIN NOC workshop.

NSRC-IU perfSONAR Workshop
Sept 7-11: Nairobi, Kenya

NSRC personnel in conjunction with Indiana University presented a workshop on perfSONAR deployment and use as well as providing direct engineering assistance to the Kenya Education Network (KENET). perfSONAR nodes installed at POPs around Kenya revealed one network performance problem that could be immediately fixed and will allow KENET network engineers to actively monitor the performance of the KENET core network using perfSONAR tools. Funding for the project in part was provided by the National Science Foundation under a grant to Indiana University administered by Director for International Networking Jennifer Schopf.

NSRC-RIPE NCC Workshop
Sept 17 - 21: Yerevan, Armenia

Chris Elliott and Phil Regnauld of NSRC joined Ferenc Csorba of RIPE and Misak Khachatryan of GNC-Alfa CJSC to teach a 5 day hands-on workshop on Network Management and Monitoring best practices and tools with 22 participants from Armenia.

PACNOG 17
July 3 - 17: Apia, Samoa

Network engineers convened for the 17th Pacific Network Operators Group (PACNOG) in Apia, Samoa. NSRC trainers Philip Smith and Andy Linton led a hands-on lab to teach the BGP skills required for participation in the Samoa Internet Exchange Point. NSRC trainers Dean Pemberton and Jon Brewer led a Linux/System Administration/Network Security workshop. Champika Wijayatunga (ICANN) and Sheryl Hermoso (APNIC) taught a workshop on DNS/ccTLD Management & Critical Internet Resources Management.