NANOG Meeting Presentation Abstract

Peering Track
Meeting:	NANOG65
Date / Time:	2015-10-07 2:30pm - 4:00pm
Room:	Le Grand Salon & Marquette
Presenters:	Moderators: Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc. Sylvie LaPerrière is a builder of the Global Internet. An expert in peering and international network interconnection agreements, she is a strategic negotiator for Google’s Content Distribution and Network team. Before joining Google, she created and then expanded Tata Communications’ Internet backbone in more than 25 global markets, had it circle the globe and achieved settlement-free status. Operating in the international telecommunications arena for two decades, Sylvie has a solid experience developing and managing Internet, data and mobile services. As negotiator of business agreements, she has an extensive experience dealing with global, regional and national telecom and Internet operators. Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group Patrick Gilmore is Markley Group’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO), responsible for Markley’s Cloud Computing and Infrastructure as a Service offerings. Markley Group runs New England’s largest and longest operating multi-tenant, mission-critical telecommunications and data center. Prior to Markley, Patrick was Chief Network Architect of Akamai Technologies, where he worked for over 13 years. At Akamai, Patrick’s group was responsible for managing peering and capacity for the world’s largest CDN, one that served approximately 25% of all traffic on the internet. Patrick has a degree in mathematics from UCLA. Patrick is past member of the NANOG board of directors, and helped move NANOG to an independent organization. Patrick is currently on the Board of Directors for the Seattle Internet Exchange and the London Internet Exchange, two of the largest Internet exchanges in the world, as well as the PeeringDB, where he is Chairman. Panelists: David E. Young, Verizon David E. Young, Vice President, Verizon Public Policy, is responsible for identifying and assessing emerging issues, developing corporate positions on Internet and Technology industry policy matters, and assessing key technology and communications industry trends. He is also responsible for developing relationships with high technology industry members, technology associations, research institutes, and think tanks. Previously, he was responsible for items before the FCC dealing with broadband and emerging issues. Prior to 2000, he spent six years working in Verizon’s Research and Development (R&D) group on many advanced technologies including VoIP, data network architectures, and audio, video and image compression. He has been awarded ten U.S. government patents for his R&D work. David is a member of the IEEE and IEEE Communications Society. David holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology. Hank Hultquist, AT&T Hank joined AT&T (then SBC) in 2004. He represents AT&T at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on a number of issues including broadband and Internet policy, video and media policy, intercarrier compensation, and universal service. He is a member of the Board of Directors and of the Wireless Communications Association International (WCAI) and serves on the North American Numbering Council (NANC). Prior to joining AT&T, he was with MCI for eight years. Hank is a graduate of the George Mason University School of Law and the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications Joe Cavender is vice president and assistant general counsel for Federal Affairs at Level 3 Communications, LLC, where he leads the U.S. federal public policy team. Before joining Level 3 in March 2013, he worked at the FCC, primarily in the Wireline Competition Bureau’s Telecommunications Access Policy Division. Prior to his government service, Cavender was an associate at Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis LLP in Washington, D.C. Cavender earned a B.A. in Philosophy from Yale University and a J.D. from the University of Chicago. Following law school, he clerked for the Hon. James B. Loken on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Speakers: Jon Nistor, TorIX For the past 14 years, Mr. Nistor has been involved in numerous aspects of TorIX, such as day to day operations, design and automation, and serving on the board. He has been involved with TorIX since its ages of sub 1Gbps to over 180Gbps now. Mr. Nistor is also Systems Engineer with Cisco Systems during the day.
Abstract:	Peering: Boulevard of Broken Networks Speaker: John Nistor, TorIX Panel: FCC Open Internet Order Moderator - Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group Panelists: Hank Hultquist - AT&T, Vice President Federal Regulatory David E Young - Verizon, Exec Director Federal Govt Relations Joseph Cavender - Level 3, Vice President & Assistant General Counsel, Federal Affairs
Files:	Peering Track(PDF) Peering Track(PDF)
Sponsors:	None.

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• Conference Opening
  Speakers:
  Tony Tauber, Comcast; Christian S. TacitTorIX; .
  Philippe Couture, Videotron; Clinton Work, TELUS;

• Conference Opening
  Speakers:
  Tony Tauber, Comcast; Christian S. TacitTorIX; .
  Philippe Couture, Videotron; Clinton Work, TELUS;

• Conference Opening
  Speakers:
  Tony Tauber, Comcast; Christian S. TacitTorIX; .
  Philippe Couture, Videotron; Clinton Work, TELUS;

• Conference Opening
  Speakers:
  Tony Tauber, Comcast; Christian S. TacitTorIX; .
  Philippe Couture, Videotron; Clinton Work, TELUS;

• NANOG 65 Keynote Address
  Speakers:
  Jack Waters, Level3 Communications;

• Your Bitcoins or Your Site: An Analysis of the DDoS for Bitcoins (DD4BC) DDoS Extortion Campaign.
  Speakers:
  Roland Dobbins, Arbor Networks;

• The many uses of NetFlow and flow-like data
  Speakers:
  Avi Freedman, Kentik;

• NANOG Board Candidates
  Moderators:
  William CharnockPacketFabric; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• Data Center Track
  Moderators:
  Gabe Cole, RTE Group, Inc.;

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• DNS Track
  Speakers:
  Geoff HustonAPNIC; .
  Duane Wessels, VeriSign; Keith MithcellDNS-OARC; .
  Brian SomersOpenDNS ; .
  Ray BellisInternet Systems Consortium; .
  Eddie Winstead.
  Tomas HlavacekCZ.NIC; .
  

• NetDevOps - Ansible 101 to network nirvana
  Speakers:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks;

• NetDevOps - Ansible 101 to network nirvana
  Speakers:
  Bronwyn Lewis, Packet Clearing House; Matt Peterson, Cumulus Networks;

• Demystifying Pros & Cons of large Scale BGP RR deployments
  Speakers:
  rohit bothra, Brocade Communications;

• DDoS Tutorial
  Speakers:
  Krassimir Tzvetanov, A10 Networks, Inc.;

• Security Track
  Speakers:
  Krassimir Tzvetanov, A10 Networks, Inc.;

• Wi-Fi: Fundamentals, Design and Troubleshooting
  Speakers:
  Troy Martin, Aerohive Networks;

• 10 Weird (and Possibly Useful) Things You Didn't Know about International Networks
  Speakers:
  Tim Stronge, TeleGeography;

• Monitor BGP using open source OpenBMP and Apache Kafka
  Speakers:
  Tim Evens, Cisco;

• Building a smallish DC...for the rest of us
  Speakers:
  Karl Brumund, Dyn;

• Running MPLS efficiently in ring networks
  Speakers:
  Ravi Singh, Juniper Networks;

• BGPuma -- Border Gateway Protocol Update Metric Analysis
  Speakers:
  Leigh Metcalf, CERT;

• Whack-a-Mole Routing: The effects of ISP Traffic Engineering on Non-ISP Networks
  Speakers:
  Rick Casarez, Salesforce;

• Distributed Route Aggregation on the Global Network (DRAGON)
  Speakers:
  João Luís Sobrinho, Instituto de Telecomunicações, University of Lisbon;

• Cloudy with a chance of Breach: Forecasting Cyber Security Incidents
  Speakers:
  Manish Karir, QuadMetrics;

• Optimal routing vs. Route Reflector VNF - reconcile the fire with water
  Speakers:
  Rafal Szarecki, Juniper Networks;

• The future of North American Regional BCOP
  Speakers:
  Aaron Hughes6connect; .
  Chris Grundemann.
  

• The future of North American Regional BCOP
  Speakers:
  Aaron Hughes6connect; .
  Chris Grundemann.
  

• Lightning Talks
  Speakers:
  NANOG Lightning TalksNANOG Community; .
  

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Strategies of packet buffering inside Routers
  Speakers:
  Rafal Szarecki, Juniper Networks;

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Peering Track
  Moderators:
  Sylvie LaPerriere, Google Inc.; Patrick Gilmore, Markley Group; Panelists:
  David E. Young, Verizon; Hank Hultquist, AT&T; Joseph Cavender, Level 3 Communications; Speakers:
  Jon Nistor, TorIX;

• Proactive Network Configuration Validation with Batfish
  Speakers:
  Todd MillsteinUniversity of California, Los Angeles; .
  ratul mahajanmicrosoft research; .
  Ari Fogel, UCLA; Meg Walraed-SullivanSpace Exploration Technologies; .
  

• Proactive Network Configuration Validation with Batfish
  Speakers:
  Todd MillsteinUniversity of California, Los Angeles; .
  ratul mahajanmicrosoft research; .
  Ari Fogel, UCLA; Meg Walraed-SullivanSpace Exploration Technologies; .
  

• Proactive Network Configuration Validation with Batfish
  Speakers:
  Todd MillsteinUniversity of California, Los Angeles; .
  ratul mahajanmicrosoft research; .
  Ari Fogel, UCLA; Meg Walraed-SullivanSpace Exploration Technologies; .
  

• Proactive Network Configuration Validation with Batfish
  Speakers:
  Todd MillsteinUniversity of California, Los Angeles; .
  ratul mahajanmicrosoft research; .
  Ari Fogel, UCLA; Meg Walraed-SullivanSpace Exploration Technologies; .
  

• Deploying IPv6 at Scale as an ISP
  Speakers:
  Clinton Work, TELUS;

• Closing Remarks
  Speakers:
  Betty Burke, NANOG Executive Director;