Autonomous System (AS) Numbers

Four-byte AS numbers will become more common from January 1, 2009

Is your network ready for the transition?

The five RIRs will begin issuing 4-byte AS numbers by default starting next year.

Go to our new 4-byte AS number information pages to get the latest advice from leading industry specialists.

A workshop titled "Challenges Facing Internet Operators in Developing Countries" will take place at IGf 2008 in Hyderabad, India.
Organized by APNIC in partnership with AfriNIC, AFNOG, ARIN, LACNIC, PCH, PITA, and SANOG, the workshop will examine issues that impact the ability to provide access in these developing areas.

• December 4 11:30 - 13:00

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