JANOG31 Programs - JANOG - JApan Network Operators Group

The JANOG 31 Conference will take place in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan from the 24th to the 25th January 2013, it is one of the biggest events of the Internet engineering community in Japan. 800 Internet professionals attend the meeting.

Host
- JANOG31 is hosted by GREE, Inc.

Venue: Tokyo Midtown Hall, Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo Prefecture

General meeting (24th & 25th January) and BOF	Hall A
Social event (24th of January)	Hall B

We will have tutorials on the 23rd January, details can be found here.
Questions? Please contact secretariat at janog.gr.jp.

Fees
- Plenary sessions (DAY1 & DAY2): Free
- Social event: 6,000 JPY

Registation

Registration is closed.

Travel

Travel to Roppongi

JANOG @ Social media

Program

Day 1 - Thursday, January 24th, 2013

Time (JST)	Program	Speaker
9:45	Doors open
10:00	Newcomers' orientation	JANOG steering committee
10:30	Doors open (main hall)
10:45	Opening remarks, General announcement	Tetsuya Akimoto, JANOG31 Steering Chairs
		Seiichi Kawamura, JANOG Chair
		Kaname Nishizuka, JANOG31 LA Chair
11:00	Frequent misunderstandings and the facts about OpenFlow	Naoki Miyanaga, NEC Corporation
11:00	Frequent misunderstandings and the facts about OpenFlow	Akimichi Ogawa, Geekpage.jp
11:40	JANOG Update	Yoshinobu Matsuzaki, IIJ
11:55	Break
12:05	Experience in operating a monitoring network	Tetsuya Akimoto, NTT Communications
13:00	Lunch Break (you are on your own)
(13:50)	Demonstration of HANA(Hierarchical Automatic Number Allocation: failure restoration in multi-homed network	Kenji Fujikawa, NICT
14:10	[LT] RIPE 580 Route Flap Damping (Revised recommendations)	Shishio Tsuchiya, Cisco
	[LT] email address internationalization (the changes since JANOG 25 meeting)	Kazunori Fujiwara, JPRS
	[LT] Introduction of outbound Port 80 blocking	Yoshinori Takesako, Cybozu Labs
	[LT] IPv4 Transfer from APNIC's perspective	Sanjaya, APNIC
14:35	High-speed ping technology	Naoki Tateishi, NTT Network Service Systems Laboratories
14:50	Alternate Routing Design and Congestion Avoidance	Yoshinobu Matsuzaki, IIJ
15:35	Break
15:55	The real world post IPv4 Address Exhaustion	Masayuki Okada, JPNIC
15:55	The real world post IPv4 Address Exhaustion	Tomoya Yoshida, INTERNET MULTIFEED CO.
16:45	IPv6 Deployment Statistics	Hiroshi Esaki, Task Force on IPv4 Address Exhaustion
16:45	IPv6 Deployment Statistics	Tetsuya Innami, Cisco
18:00	Break
18:30-20:30	Social Event

Day 2 - Friday, January 25th, 2013

Time (JST)	Program	Speaker
9:30	Doors open
9:45	General announcement	Yuya Kawakami, JANOG31 LA Chair
9:50	Softwire WG Activity Reports	Shishio Tsuchiya, Cisco
		Satoru Matsushima, Softbank Telecom
		Shuichi Ohkubo, Sakura Internet
10:40	”Quality”is a buzzword!! Global scale Transit ISP selection with practical use of routing information.	Katsumasa Horiuchi, Rakuten
11:30	Break
11:45	Let's talk about Operations and Level of Services	(Coordinator) Katsuyasu Toyama, NTT Communications
		(Panellist) Martin J. Levy, Hurricane Electric
		Shin Shirahata, Clara Online/USONYX
		Hiroo Okada, IIJ
13:00	Lunch Break (you are on your own)
(13:55)	How we build JANOG31 conference network	Yuya Kawakami, JANOG31 LA Chair
(13:55)	How we build JANOG31 conference network	Yuya Takahashi, JANOG31 LA
14:15	The Impact of Modern Applications	Masaki Fujimoto, GREE
		Yoshinori TAKESAKO, Cybozu Labs
		Jumpei Yoshino, mixi
15:30	Break
16:00	Internet Communities outside JANOG	Izumi Okutani, JPNIC
16:00	Internet Communities outside JANOG	Seiichi Kawamura, NEC BIGLOBE, Ltd.
16:50	The future of the Internet	Ryoko Nakanishi, MKI
		Takashi Ohmoto, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation (CTC)
		Katsuyuki Hasebe, NTT Communications
		Yuichi Minami, NEC BIGLOBE, Ltd.
17:45	Introduction of the Next JANOG meeting	Osamu Iwasaki, JANOG steering committee
18:30	Closing remarks
18:30-20:00	BoF (Parallel session)
	[BoF] RPKI Hackathon progress report and its impression	Tomoya Yoshida, INTERNET MULTIFEED CO.
	[BoF] RPKI Hackathon progress report and its impression	Taiji Kimura, JPNIC
	[BoF] wakamonog update	Taiji Tsuchiya, NEC BIGLOBE, Ltd.
	[BoF] GeoIP BoF ~Why we can't connect to Dragon Quest X from our town!?~	Shishio Tsuchiya, Cisco
		Hayato Kazama, Cyber Area Research
	[BoF] DNSSEC: Activity report and challenge for deployment	Yoshiki Ishida, JPIX
		Yoshiro Yoneya, JPRS
		Tsuyoshi Toyono, NTT
	[BoF] Do you know Design Pattern?	Ken Sasaki, Sophia Research Institute
	[BoF] Do you know Design Pattern?	Miya Kohno, Cisco Systems

Note: The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Please also check Japanese page for detailed information and further update.

Network Connectivity Information

Wireless service is available in the conference room.

We're offering six networks in the JANOG31 conference hall.

SSID	Description
janog31	Main Conference NW (802.11a)
janog31-bg	Main Conference NW (802.11b/g)
janog31-map-e1	MAP-E Experimental NW1
janog31-map-e2	MAP-E Experimental NW2
janog31-464xlat	464XLAT Experimental NW
janog31-ds-lite	DS-Lite Experimental NW
janog31-hana	HANA Experimental NW

ALL SSIDs employ WPA2.
The password can be found in the meeting brochure, which is available at the information desk.
If your wireless devices supports IEEE802.11a, we suggest to use the "janog31" SSID for optimal performance.
Please refrain from using wireless APs (e.g. mobile routers) in the conference room.
Please keep in mind the security of your devices and use of the network is at your own risk.
All networks are IPv4/IPv6 dual stack.
We may publish a achievement of conference network's operational experience; In that publication, we may include traffic data that is collected in the conference network as basic data. The traffic measurement methods are SNMP, NetFlow and sFlow. However, we do not collect information that identifies an individual.

For more details on network, please refer to Please also check Japanese page.