A brief overview of APNIC and it's activities

1. Issue Date:
Revision:
Introduction to APNIC
[3 December 2014]
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2. Overview
• Introduction to APNIC
• APNIC activities
– Serving Members
– Supporting the Asia Pacific Region Internet
– Global Collaboration
• APNIC’s contribution to the Indonesian Internet
• Moving forward
– Working closer with Indonesian Internet multi-stakeholders (including
Government, Industry, Civil Society and Academia)

3. What is APNIC
• APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre) is one of
five Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) charged with
ensuring the fair distribution and responsible
management of IP addresses and related resources.
• These resources are required for the stable and reliable
operation of the global Internet.
– AS Number (e.g. 4608)
– IPv4 address (e.g. 202.12.90.0)
– IPv6 address (e.g. 2001:dd8:c:0:0:0:0:c8)
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4. The 5 Regional Internet Registries
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5. APNIC Vision
• A global, open, stable, and secure Internet that serves the
entire Asia Pacific community
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6. APNIC Secretariat
• A membership based, not for profit organisation
• Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia
• 70+ staff from all over the region (25 languages spoken)
• A budget of AUD 18 million (~ USD 15 million)
• Has a governing board called the Executive Council, the
members of which are elected by the Members
• The Secretariat (APNIC's staff) carries out the day-to-day
work to support APNIC's mission. There are 4 main group
of activities: Serving Members, Supporting the Asia Pacific's
Internet Development, Collaborating with the Global
Internet Community, and Corporate Support.
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7. APNIC in the Internet ecosystem
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8. Internet Number Distribution
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IPv4
CN
JP
KR
TW
HK
MN
MO
ASN
Eastern Asia
Oceania
Southern Asia
South-Eastern
Asia
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
IPv6

9. Accountability & Transparency
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Improved internal financial
audit process established
ISO9001 external audit –
passed!
Appointment of new external
financial auditors
Updated Transparency web
page

10. Community Engagement
Training
NOGS
APNIC Events
IPv6
Cooperation
Security
As at 31 November
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11. APNIC Training delivered in Indonesia
2010 - 2014
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2014 2013 2012 2011 2010
Face-to-face
training
events
7 5 3 4 1
People
trained
face-to-face
204 171 116 106 38
Subjects
delivered
face-to-face
DNS/DNSSEC;
Internet
Investigation;
IPv6;
Network Security;
Routing
Internet
Fundamentals;
IPv6;
Network Security;
Routing;
Train the Trainers
IPv6 IPv6;
Internet
Resource
Management
IPv6:
DNS/DNSSEC
Number
registered for
eLearning
training
events
23 23 N/A N/A N/A

12. Other involvements
• IGF 2013 Bali
– Funding and project support
• IDNOG
– Sponsorship and task-force participation
• Information sharing
– Indonesian participation in APNIC conferences
– Visits to APNIC office by various Indonesian delegates
• Government
• Associations
• Industry players
• Civil society
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13. Moving forward
• Inviting Indonesian Internet multi-stakeholders to discuss
Internet number policy development at:
– APRICOT 2015 – Fukuoka (2 - 6 Feb 2015)
– APNIC 40 – Jakarta (Sep 2015)
• APNIC to engage in various in-country projects e.g.
– National Internet Directory
– National Internet Development Strategy (e.g. IPv6, stability)
– Government Internet Infrastructure
– Others?
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14. Thank You