RPKI Training

Suite 405

Trainer: Alain Aina

IPv6 for Engineers

Ebony 2

Course Deliverables:

At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

- Design an IPv6 address scheme for their organisations.

- Configure IPv6 on Windows/Mac and Linux desktop operating systems.

- Build a routed IPv6 network using both static routing and OSPFv3.

- Configure tunnelling techniques to allow v6-capable sites talk to other v6 sites across a v4-only network.

- Brainstorm solutions to issues holding back IPv6 in their organisations.

Details of our IPv6 modules are available at  http://learn.afrinic.net/index.php/learn-modules/ipv6

Target Audience:

Network engineers and systems administrators who understand how to design and build IPv4 networks.

Pre-requisites

Participants must already understand topics like:

- The OSI model and the various protocols that operate at each layer.

- IPv4 addressing and subnetting.

- Intra-domain routing and OSPF.

- Fundamentals of Inter-domain routing with BGP

- Basic network services like DHCP and DNS.

- How to use the command line interfaces of key routing platforms (e.g Cisco IOS)

AfricaCERT Workshop

Ebony 1

DNSSEC Training

Suite 405

DNSSEC Training

Who should attend:

Operators interested in deploying DNS SECurity as part of their security

infrastructure and people with a general interest in DNSSEC, and those

contemplating whether or not to deploy DNSSEC in their organization.

Pre-requisites:

Basic DNS, Public key encryption and  basic knowledge about UNIX System

Administration

Tutorial content:

This tutorial covers the followings topics:

• Introduction/Review of DNSSEC

• Securing zone transfer (TSIG)

• Signing  a zone

• Delegation of signing authority

• Validation with a  security-aware resolver

• Rolling keys

• Troubleshooting

• DNSSEC deployment plan

• DPS

Technologies Covered:

DNS, TSIG, DNSSEC including NSEC3

IPv6 for Engineers

Ebony 2

Trainer: Mukom Tamon

Course Deliverables:

At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

- Design an IPv6 address scheme for their organisations.

- Configure IPv6 on Windows/Mac and Linux desktop operating systems.

- Build a routed IPv6 network using both static routing and OSPFv3.

- Configure tunnelling techniques to allow v6-capable sites talk to other v6 sites across a v4-only network.

- Brainstorm solutions to issues holding back IPv6 in their organisations.

Details of our IPv6 modules are available at  http://learn.afrinic.net/index.php/learn-modules/ipv6

Target Audience:

Network engineers and systems administrators who understand how to design and build IPv4 networks.

Pre-requisites

Participants must already understand topics like:

- The OSI model and the various protocols that operate at each layer.

- IPv4 addressing and subnetting.

- Intra-domain routing and OSPF.

- Fundamentals of Inter-domain routing with BGP

- Basic network services like DHCP and DNS.

- How to use the command line interfaces of key routing platforms (e.g Cisco IOS)

FIRE Workshop (by invitation only)

Suite 510

AfricaCERT Workshop

Ebony 1

Internet Number Resources Management Training

Ebony 2

At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

- Describe the issues surrounding IPv4 depletion and the risks they pose for the continued evolution of the Internet.

- Make a good case for why NAT is bad and not a sustainable solution to the problem of IPv4 depletion.

- Plan their IP addressing needs and apply for resources from AFRINIC.

- Describe the policy development process, its importance and how to take part in it.

- Describe the structure of the Whois database and its importance.

- Identify the key objects of the Whois database and their attributes.

- Create and manipulate objects in the Whois database.

- Effect Whois database changes for allocations to customers.

- Test their new IP address allocations

Details of our INRM modules are available at http://learn.afrinic.net/index.php/learn-modules/inrm

FIRE Workshop (by invitation only)

Suite 510

AfricaCERT Workshop

Ebony 1

FIRE Projects Presentations

Suite 510

FIRE

Asia-Pacific CERT

Cyber 2

Newcomers Session

Plenary Room

The newcomers introductory session is meant specifically for those new to AFRINIC meetings. It seeks to offer an understanding of what the Internet ecosystem means and stands for, and the organisations involved in the development and provision of the Internet in Africa. Issues such as Internet numbers, their provision and management, policy contents and names, research, infrastructure, capacity building, and security among others will be discussed as a way of helping newcomers and interested individuals what our meeting offers and achieves.

Opening Ceremony

Plenary Room

Coffee Break

Plenary Room

AfricaCert Cybersecurity Day

Plenary Room

AfGWG

Cyber 2

The AFRINIC Government Working Group (AfGWG) was set up at the initiative of AFRINIC with the aim of strengthening the collaboration between AFRINIC and African Governments and Regulators in order to create a dynamic framework to address general Internet Governance challenges faced within the region and specifically those related to Internet Number Resources.

ICANN Panel

Plenary Room

Introduction of the Session

09:00 - 9:15 - Draft Report from the Africa Strategy Review meeting (Dr. Nii Quaynor & Pierre Dandjinou)

09:15 - 9:30 -ICANN IDN program and IDN Africa project   (YaoviAtohoun)

09:30 - 9:45 -Update on the New gTLD program  (Bob Ochieng)

09:45 - 10:05 -Presentation on SO/AC activities:  AFRALO,  GAC

10:05 - 10:30 - Questions and Answers

Closing Remarks by Pierre Dandjinou

Open Mic / QA  (25 mn)

Closing remarks by Pierre Dandjinou

Coffee Break

Plenary Room

IANA Oversight Transition Panel

Plenary Room

Lunch Break

Plenary Room

Technical Presentations

Plenary Room

14:00 - 14:30 - ISC, F-Root and BIND Update - Eddy Winstead

14:30 - 15:00 - Experience with Ghana Open Data: Performance of Mobile Networks - Nii Quaynor

15:00 - 15:30 - BCOP - Douglas Onyango and Jan Zorz

Name: Eddy Winstead

Title: ISC, F-Root and BIND Update 

Internet Systems Consortium has operated F-Root, one of the world’s thirteen root name servers, since 1994. We’re the authors of the DNS open source software BIND, and we have just released version 0.9 of the new open source DHCP server Kea. We also provide secondary DNS hosting for about 50 ccTLDs. In this session we will provide an update on the state of ISC, F-Root in Africa, and recent changes in our BIND and DHCP software. We will also describe how you can use and contribute to the open source projects, the support services available from ISC, and the ISC certification program for engineers.

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Name: Douglas Onyango and Jan Zorz

Title: Best Current Operational Practices - BCOP Africa

 Presenters will give an update on BCOP Africa.

Coffee Break

Plenary Room

AFRINIC Services Update

Plenary Room

This session gives delegates insights into the operations of AFRINIC. Being a member-based organisation, AFRINIC officials and executives give updates on its operations including the projects, activities and the budget. This ensures that members and delegates understand what the organisation does and gives opportunities to both members and participants to engage with company and enquire what into what it does and what it has achieved.

BoF Internet Routing Registry

Plenary Room

RIR Global Updates

Plenary Room

This session offers an update from around the world. It specifically offers an opportunity to the regional Internet registries, the NRO, IANA and the ASO, to report on their activities and share their experiences with delegates.

ASO Updates

NRO Updates

APNIC Updates -

ARIN Updates - 

LACNIC Updates - Ernesto Majó

RIPE NCC Updates - 

IANA Updates - Elise Gerich

Coffee Break

Plenary Room

Policy Discussions

Plenary Room

1100 Welcome and Introduction of Sessions
1105 Review of Agenda
1115 Report of Recently Ratified/Implemented Policies
1125 Overview of the PDP
1140 Summary of "interesting" proposals in other regions
1150 Out-Of-Region Use of AFRINIC Internet Number Resources
1230 AFRINIC Whois Database Update Process

Lunch Break

Plenary Room

Policy Discussions

Plenary Room

This session will take the delegates through the policy making process, and how the policies formulated affect the provision and management of Internet numbers. Proposed policies will be discussed and agreed upon.

1400 Anycast Resource Assignments in the AFRINIC region
1445 Resource Reservation for Internet Exchange Points

Coffee Break

Plenary Room

Policy Discussions

Plenary Room

This session will take the delegates through the policy making process, and how the policies formulated affect the provision and management of Internet numbers. Proposed policies will be discussed and agreed upon.

1600 AFRINIC Service Guidelines
1645 Policy Implementation Report
1715 Open MIC

NRO NC/ICANN ASO/AC Elections

Plenary Room

Closing Ceremony

Plenary Room