SANOG V
6-13 February, 2005, Dhaka, Bangladesh

The venue for SANOG V is Dhaka, The meeting would be hosted by the ISP Association of Bangladesh.

Note: The Venue of the Workshops have been changed to the Best Western La Vinci Hotel. 54, Kawran Bazar, Dhaka-1205,

SANOG V Registration

SANOG V Felloship Results

SANOG V Program

SANOG V Call for Papers

SANOG V Keynotes :

"Complexity and Service Provider Networks in the 21st Century" - David M. Meyer

David Meyer, Director of the University of Oregon's Advanced Network Technology Center, has been a motivating force behind many of the Internet's key innovations. The author of numerous Internet standards documents in the areas of RPSL, Multicast, and GRE, he has served as the chairman of the Internet Engineering Task Force's DNS Operations, Global Routing Operations, MBONE Deployment and MSDP working groups, and he sits on the United States National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. David's keynote talk at SANOG V, entitled "Complexity and Service Provider Networks in the 21st Century," will focus on the increasing challenges to operators in delivering new media services over the global data network.

"Building and Running a Wireless ISP in Nepal" - Dileep Agrawal

Mr. Dileep Agrawal, CEO of Worldlink Communictions, is one of the South Asian region's Internet pioneers. In 1995, he founded Worldlink Communications which, at more than 250 employees, is now the largest ISP in Nepal. Dileep will discuss his experiences in introducing the broadband Internet phenomenon to Nepal, and will address more generally the process of building a successful Internet services business in the developing world

SANOG V Highlights

• 3 Workshops on Routing, DNS/DNSSec and IP Security.
• 8 Tutorials in multiple tracks.
• APNIC Training and Regional Policy Meeting
• Fellowship Program for South Asians

Workshops

Routing and BGP Multihoming: Recap of OSPF and BGP, Introduction to BGP policy, BGP Multihoming scenarios, BGP Route Reflectors, Policy Routing.

DNS Workshop: System fundamentals, Basic DNS (Server, Client, Dynamic Update, Upgrading, Adding Zones, Using Slaves), Advanced DNS (IPv6, DNSSEC, AD integration).

Security Workshop: Host and Network Security, IPTables and stateful firewalls, router access lists. BGP and prefix lists. Using VPNs and secure services


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