[ncc-announce] RIPE 63 Daily Meeting Report - Monday

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Dear Colleagues,

The RIPE 63 Meeting opened today. A short summary of Monday's events can 
be found below. The full Daily Meeting Report, including photos, links 
to presentations and further information, can be found at:
http://ripe63.ripe.net/programme/report/


RIPE 63 Plenary

The RIPE 63 Meeting began Monday afternoon with welcome addresses from 
Rob Blokzijl, RIPE Chair, and the RIPE Meeting hosts, Christian Panigl, 
UniVie/ACOnet/VIX, and Robert Schiscka, nic.at. Desiree Miloshevic, of 
the Oxford Internet Institute, then gave an introduction to the results 
of the recent RIPE NCC Membership and Stakeholder Survey

The Plenary continued with a detailed presentation by Emile Aben, RIPE 
NCC, on “World IPv6 Day - What Did We Learn?”. The presentation showed 
statistics from the day itself and concluded that it was a positive 
experience. Brian Nisbet, HEAnet, with the first technical presentation 
of the week, had the attendees laughing out loud at his amusing account 
of HEAnet’s experience with “Cisco CRS-1 & IOS-XR”.

The second Plenary session began with an emotive speech from Daniel 
Karrenberg, Chief Scientist RIPE NCC, entitled "Almost 20 Years of RIPE 
NCC: A Personal View on Current Challenges". It was followed by a 
high-level panel discussion on resource certification (RPKI). The 
discussion saw lengthy debate on the technical and potential regulatory 
issues surrounding certification.


RPKI Workshop

Earlier in the day, a RPKI workshop was held. Around 80 people 
participated in the event, during which they had the chance to make use 
all of the available open source tools and configure routers to base 
routing decisions on RPKI data.


BoF: RIPEstat Demo

The RIPEstat demo took place during Monday’s BoF session. The demo gave 
an overview of the purpose of RIPEstat, explained some features related 
to the application’s views, mentioned the new iPhone/iPad version that 
was released yesterday and outlined upcoming features. More information 
about RIPEstat and the demos can be found online at: 
https://labs.ripe.net/Members/kistel/ripestat


Database Tricks and Tips

Around 35 people attended the "Database Tricks and Tips" session, run by 
the RIPE NCC, on Monday morning. The session introduced attendees to the 
most important objects in the RIPE Database, showed simple ways to get 
precise information and explained the best methods for updating the 
database. There was also some discussion of geolocation.


Abuse Contact Management Task Force

The Abuse Contact Management Task Force held their fourth meeting on 
Monday morning. The goal of the task force is to propose a solution for 
abuse contact provision by members. The task force will report back to 
the Anti Abuse Working Group on Tuesday afternoon. The task force also 
came up with a policy proposal outline that will be submitted in the 
coming weeks.