NONOG-6 / NIX 2024

Event | Agenda | Registration | Sponsors | Participants

Event

NONOG and NIX want to repeat the success from last year and invite you to NONOG-6 / NIX 2024, where you will have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and peers, share knowledge and experiences, and learn about the latest tools and techniques in the field. The conference also provides an excellent opportunity to network and build relationships with other professionals in the industry.

The event will take place on 24th of September 2024 at a new venue, in the centrally located Domus Bibliotheca building of the Oslo University, at Karl Johans gt. 47, Oslo, Norway. See map here.

The venue is graciously sponsored by our partner and co-organiser, NIX.

Agenda

The agenda is under development by the program committee. Explore our current list of topics and consider submitting your paper!

Time	Topic	Presenter
08:30	Registration and coffee with time for a chat
08:55	Welcome to NONOG6 / NIX 2024 Introductions, NONOG updates and practical information	Marius Malaia (NONOG)
09:00	NIX Status	Herman Loennechen (NIX)
09:30	NIX Plans	Kjetil Otter Olsen (NIX)
10:00	BGP Send Hold Timer – Addressing stuck routes	Ben Cartwright-Cox (BGP Tools)
10:30	Coffee break
11:00	Telco infrastructure turned into virtual power plant	Markus Lyyra (Elisa Oyj)
11:30	Harvesting Norwegian domain names from the public data	Alfred Arouna (SimulaMet), Ioana Livadariu (SimulaMet), Mattijs Jonker (University of Twente
11:45	Proactive protection of optical network infrastructure using fibre-sensing	Frode Fjermestad (Tampnet)
12:00	From network to connectivity	Arne Erik Berntzen (Posten Norge)
12:30	Lunch and networking	Sponsored by nLogic
13:15	Netnod update	Kaj Kjellgren (Netnod), Lars- Johan Liman (Netnod)
13:45	Critical digital communication infrastructure	Olav Lysne
14:15	VPP: A 100Gbps/100Mpps+ BGP/OSPF router with a single IPv4 address	Pim van Pelt (IPng Networks)
15:00	Test before deployment	Jørn O.Nilsen (Fiberworks)
15:30	Coffee break
16:00	BGP and Stuck Routes	Antonis Chariton
16:15	Universal Acceptance (UA)	Ulrich Wisser (ICANN)
16:30	Service Orchestration in Netbox	Olof Kasselstrand (nLogic)
17:00	Routed Optical Networking	David Bianchi (Cisco)
17:30	NIS2 directive	Bjørnar Simonsen (ISOC / Orange Business)
17:45	Quiz of the day	NONOG
18:00	Dinner – We invite all attendees to dinner after the meeting.	Sponsored by Netnod

We are seeking submissions on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Network architecture and design
• Routing and switching
• Network security
• Network management and automation
• IPv6 deployments
• Cloud and data center networks
• Network measurement and analysis
• Network troubleshooting and incident response

If you think you have a topic you would like to present, just contact us on email. Papers should be submitted by 24th August 2024.

Registration

The registration is now closed. To ensure efficient use of resources, we kindly ask that you cancel your registration if you are unable to participate.

Sponsors

We are still working to collect funds for the event, so please contact us here if you want to be a sponsor.

Platinum Sponsors
https://www.netnod.se/	With more than 25 years of experience at the core of the Internet, Netnod provides critical infrastructure support ranging from interconnection services and Internet Exchanges to time services, DNS services and root server operations. Netnod is kind enough to sponsor our dinner this year! Thank you!
https://www.nlogic.no/	nLogic has expertise in the design, implementation and maintenance of network and data center solutions. They deliver to customers who build and develop broadband networks, telecom networks and data centers, as well as customers with critical networks. nLogic is our lunch and coffe sponsor this year! Thank you!
https://www.fiberworks.no/	Delivering first-class solutions and services for your fiber network
Gold Sponsors
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https://www.cisco.no/	Cisco delivers innovative software-defined networking, cloud, and security solutions to help transform businesses, empowering an inclusive future for all.
https://www.de-cix.net/	DE-CIX provides premium interconnection services and operates several carrier and data center neutral Internet Exchanges internationally. We not only create, build, and run interconnection platforms, but we build whole interconnection ecosystems for the benefit of all connected networks and businesses.
https://www.flexoptix.net/	As the leaders in configurable transceivers, we are your one stop shop - we do optics!
Silver Sponsors
https://www.fixo.no/	FIXO was established because there was a need for an alternative exchange point in Norway. FIXO provides high speed interconnections between ISPs in Norway. FIXO is a recursive acronym for "FIXO Internet eXchange Oslo".
https://www.blix.com/	Blix Solutions provides infrastructure for cloud companies®, and internet communication services, with the sustainable goal of reducing the physical travel with the digital experience.
https://nexthop.no/	Quality services since 2008. Specializing in data center, IaaS, server management and infrastructure services.
https://avur.no/	AVUR has established itself as a trusted partner for its customers, delivering cutting-edge web-centric IT systems and infrastructure since its inception in 1992. Our deep understanding of business is fundamental to all our concepts, ensuring that we fully consider your needs.
https://www.eidsiva.no/bedrift/	Eidsiva is an energy and telecommunications group that ensures that Innlandet, Akershus, Østfold, and Oslo are on – through lights, heating, and internet.
https://www.ripe.net/	The RIPE NCC is a not-for-profit organisation founded on the belief that the Internet should be governed openly, transparently, and collaboratively with the wider Internet community. As the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Central Asia, the RIPE NCC is responsible for the allocation and registration of IP address space, Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs), and providing other essential services that support the global Internet infrastructure. Established in 1992, we are one of the oldest Internet organisations in Europe and are proud of our legacy of promoting fair resource distribution and fostering technical cooperation across regions.

Participants