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--- about [2019/04/25 11:40] – philip
+++ about [2019/04/25 16:40] – [January 2014 to date: PFS Internet Development Pty Ltd] philip
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 The Network Startup Resource Center is based at the University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, in the United States. Philip is and has been involved in many Internet infrastructure projects for NSRC since January 2014, including:
-  * Campus Network Design & Operations Workshops for Myanmar's Universities, LERNET (in Lao PDR), PREGINET (Philippines), KENET (Kenya), RENU (Uganda), Northern Marianas Universities & Colleges, BDREN (Bangladesh), MYREN (Malaysia), MORENET (Mozambique), GARNET (Ghana), PERN (Pakistan), and DrukREN (Bhutan).
+  * Campus Network Design & Operations Workshops for Research and Education Networks, including LERNET (Lao PDR), PREGINET (Philippines), KENET (Kenya), RENU (Uganda), CAREN (Central Asia), PIREN (Pacific Islands), BDREN (Bangladesh), MYREN (Malaysia), MORENET (Mozambique), GARNET (Ghana), PERN (Pakistan), DrukREN (Bhutan), and MMREN (Myanmar).
+  * Technical assistance for many Universities and Colleges following on from each of the Campus Network Design & Operations Workshops.
+  * Campus Design Best Practices tutorial as part of the Pacific Island Telecoms Association (PITA) AGM
   * BGP for NRENs Workshops for ASREN and Ubuntunet Alliance
-  * BGP Workshop for ASTI (Philippines) and MENOG (Middle East Network Operators Group, UAE)
+  * BGP Workshop for PREGINET (Philippines)
-  * IDREN (Indonesia) technical assistance
   * LINX (London) and BKNIX (Bangkok) BGP Peering Workshops
-  * MARIIX (Marianas Islands Internet Exchange) and BKNIX (Bangkok Neutral Exchange) technical assistance
+  * The [[https://learn.nsrc.org/bgp/|BGP For All]] Video Training Library, co-presenting with several industry colleagues.
-  * Pacific wide area R&E network technical assistance, including with USP
+  * MARIIX (Marianas Islands Internet Exchange) and BKNIX (Bangkok Neutral Exchange) implementation guidance and technical assistance
-  * Bhutan Network Operators Group (btNOG) conferences (teaching IPv6, BGP and Campus Design workshops, technical presentations)
+  * Middle East Network Operators Group (MENOG) conferences (technical presentations and tutorials), and MENOG BGP Workshop (UAE)
+  * South Asia Network Operators Group (SANOG) conferences (technical presentations and tutorials), and SANOG BGP and IPv6 Workshops.
+  * Trans-Pacific R&E and PIREN network infrastructure technical assistance
+  * Technical assistance for IDREN (Indonesia) and for LEARN (Sri Lanka)
+  * Bhutan Network Operators Group (btNOG) conferences (teaching IPv6, BGP, and Campus Design workshops, technical presentations)
   * Launch of Rwanda NOG and teaching Routing Workshop, plus technical assistance for RWEDNET (Rwanda's R&E network) and RINEX (Rwanda's Internet Exchange)
-  * APRICOT Summit, teaching BGP and Campus Workshops (Japan, Auckland, Vietnam, Nepal, Korea)
+  * APRICOT Summit, teaching BGP and Campus Workshops (Fukuoka, Auckland, Ho Chi Minh City, Kathmandu, Daejeon) and giving technical tutorials.
-  * The design, implementation, and ongoing operation of DrukREN, the Bhutanese Research & Education Network
+  * The specification, technical design, implementation and deployment, as well as ongoing operation of DrukREN, the Bhutanese Research & Education Network
-  * Mongolian IXP Workshop, in partnership with Netnod
+  * Mongolian IXP Workshop, IXP best practices design and implementation, in partnership with Netnod and the Mongolian CRC
-  * PacNOG conferences teaching variations of Routing, BGP and Peering Workshops (Solomons, Samoa, Fiji)
+  * Technical assistance for ERDEMNET (Mongolia)
+  * Internet Exchange Point design and implementation training in Papua New Guineau, with ISOC and National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA), towards launching the PNG-IX.
+  * Internet Exchange Point design and implementation training in Islamabad, with ISOC and Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA), to launch the PK-IX.
+  * Pacific Network Operators Group (PacNOG) conferences teaching Routing, BGP and IXP/Peering Workshops (Solomons, Samoa, Fiji)
+  * Samoa IXP Workshop as part of PacNOG, and technical assistance to implement the IXP infrastructure
   * AfNOG 2014 in Djibouti (teaching Advanced Routing)
   * Southern African Network Operators Group conferences (Johannesburg & Swaziland)
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   * Traffic Engineering and Advanced Wireless Network Planning in partnership with PITA (Fiji)
+=== Internet Society ===
+Philip has been involved in the following activities for ISOC since January 2014:
+  * Internet Exchange Point design and implementation training in Papua New Guineau, with NSRC and National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA), towards launching the PNG-IX.
+  * Internet Exchange Point design and implementation training in Islamabad, with NSRC and Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA), to launch the PK-IX.