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APNIC Training and Technical Assistance Nurul Islam Roman

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APNIC Training Service •  Well structured event calendar

–  Allows international travel arrangements with enough lead time

•  99.7% confirmed events, across 56 AP economies

•  Strong member support –  Consistent mandate in every member survey –  And 2015 training needs assessment

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Main Training Topics •  APNIC in-house training materials

–  Routing •  Four sub-courses (i.e. Basic/advance, BGP, IXP etc.) •  20+ modules (OSPF/IS-IS etc.), 500+ slides, 8 hands on modules

(300+ pages) –  DNS

•  Three sub courses (DNS/DNSSec, Rev-DNS etc.) •  14+ modules (DNS/TSIG etc.), 227+ slides, 15 hands on modules

(65+ pages) –  IPv6

•  Two sub courses (IPv6/IPv6 Security etc.) •  10+ modules (Basic/Protocol structure etc.), 244+ slides, 5 hands on

modules (200+ pages)

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•  APNIC in-house training materials –  Network Security

•  9+ modules (IPSec/Cryptography etc.), 400+ slide, 4 hands on modules (50+ pages)

–  MPLS •  6+ modules (LDP/L3-L2 VPN etc.), 550+ slide, 11 hands on

modules (200+ pages) –  Internet Resource Management

•  5+ modules (PDP, Whois DB, MyAPNIC etc.), 130++ slide and live demo

Main Training Topics

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APNIC Training Delivery •  Face-to-Face Training

–  Conference track paper (20 to 30 minutes) –  Tutorials (Part of conference program) (90 minutes to full day) –  Technical workshop (Part of conference program) (4 to 5 Days) –  APNIC independent training in member economy (3 to 5 days)

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APNIC Training Delivery (2) •  E-Learning

–  Web-casted live presentation (60 minutes) –  Recorded video published in YouTube (30 to 60 minutes) –  Self-paced module with quiz –  APNIC online training academy

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How APNIC Training Benefits Members? •  Evolving Asia Pacific Internet infrastructure •  From a single service infrastructure

–  Internet only

•  To multi-service –  Internet, Intranet VPN, Voice, Video etc.

•  To run this multi-service network –  Large need for operational training

•  APNIC training service –  Responds to this demand by providing Internet operational training

for the community

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APNIC Training Service Profile •  Highly technical Internet operational training

–  Strong demand among Internet operational community

•  Trainers are subject matter experts in Internet operational technology –  Partnering with local/regional champion engineers

•  Well resourced quality training –  Well structured training materials

•  presentation slides •  hands on instructions, case study, real ISP lab etc.

•  Training delivered on open standard technology –  IETF RFC compliant

•  In a multi-vendor platform –  Cisco, Juniper, Huawei, MikroTik etc.

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Training Resource Development Plan •  Re-design Training Lab

–  Convert current training lab into a live ISP network in smaller scale

•  New Technology Testing Environment –  Build a prototype ISP to experiment with Internet operational

technology •  i.e. 464 XLAT, NAT64, DNS64 etc.

•  Operational Research Papers –  To provide technical papers for NOG, ARM, APRICOT and APNIC

meetings –  Regular lab exercises for conferences and workshops

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Training Resource Development Plan (2) •  Engaging NOG Community

–  Training team will work with a group of volunteer NOG engineers to build regular training content for lab environment

–  Engage country champion engineers to build and update training content and deliver training with APNIC training team

–  Engage with country NOG program planning to supply more quality technical content from APNIC

•  Train the Trainer Program –  Through these workshops will focus on transferring required knowledge

to use APNIC training resources, materials, training lab etc.

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Training Resource Development Plan (3) •  Accreditation of Community Trainers

–  Subject matter experts become “Community Trainers” to be part of the APNIC training delivery team

•  Social Media & Blog –  Develop as information source for APNIC training resources –  Develop as engagement platform to use training lab resources and

interactive “how to” documents.

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Technical Assistance Service (TAS) •  Small scale technology solution

–  For widespread operational issues for APNIC members

•  Need to justify Business Case as commercial project –  Either ISP or the vendor need to justify to make it as a viable

commercial projects

•  TAS team will sit together –  To give momentum –  Develop cost recovery strategy –  Part of training delivery to reduce cost if needed

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TAS Services in 2016 •  Routing Registry Function Automation

–  For widespread operational issues for APNIC members

•  IPv6 Deployment Planning –  Work with the member to develop address plan,

•  Prefix De-aggregation Analysis & Action Plan –  Analyse CIDR report and develop better options. Respond to member

requests.

•  IXP Operation and System Support –  Looking Glass / Route Server –  Open source IXP Manager etc.

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