Kevon Swift, Head – Strategic Relations and Integration � LACNIC Caribbean on the move – Belize � 2 November 2015 � kevon@lacnic.net �
• Closer relationships among Internet actors and stakeholders in the Caribbean � • Sensitisation about LACNIC, the Internet ecosystem and Internet number resources to various audiences � • Sensitisation about LACNIC's technical services including requesting and managing Internet number resources, resource certification, and high- level overviews of network management concepts under IPv6 among other things, to technical stakeholders � • Shared information about distribution policies for Internet number resources within the LACNIC Community, Policy Development Processes (PDPs) and live issues under consideration � • Awareness of general aspects of Internet Governance, key issues such as IPv4 Exhaustion/IPv6 Adoption, and specific Internet Governance issues currently under debate � Ongoing engagement within LACNIC about important matters affecting � Caribbean Internet development. �
Day One 09:00 Registra)on 09:30 Opening Session - LACNIC, CARIBNOG, PUC 10:00 Kick-off: LACNIC at your service - geCng to know your RIR beFer Mr Kevon SwiH, Head of Strategic Rela)ons and Integra)on, LACNIC 10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 Presenta)on: The Internet Ecosystem - an overview of the Internet's Mr Shernon Osepa, Manager La)n opera)ng layers and actors American and Caribbean Affairs, ISOC 11:30 Presenta)on: Updates and stats on IPv6 deployment since Mr Guillermo Cicileo, Security, Stability exhaus)on within the LACNIC region and Resilience Coordinator, LACNIC 12:00 Lunch Break
Day One 13:00 Membership and Registra)on Services + LACNIC Community's Ms Gianina Pensky, Policy Officer, Policy Development Processes and live discussions LACNIC 14:30 Coffee Break 15:00 Presenta)on: Overview of Internet Governance (IG), na)onal IG Mr Kevon SwiH, Head of Strategic mechanisms and live IG issues Rela)ons and Integra)on, LACNIC 16:00 Q&A: Have your say - open mic opportunity for Internet Ms Gianina Pensky, Mr Guillermo stakeholders to share their experiences Cicileo, Mr Kevon SwiH, LACNIC 16:30 End of Day One
Mr Guillermo Cicileo – IPv6, FLIP6, RPKI, multicast, BGP, internet Security, Stability & security, advanced networks Resilience Coordinator Ms Gianina Pensky – Registration process, online number resource Policy Officer management system and interface, customers, distribution policies Mr Kevon Swift – International ICT policy, international relations, Head, Strategic global Internet Governance, Caribbean region Relations and Integration
• LACNIC and the system of Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) � • LACNIC structure and community � • Outreach and cooperation across the region �
A regional Internet A regional Internet registry registry (RIR) (RIR) is is an an � organisation organisation that that manages manages the the allocation allocation and and � registration registration of of Internet Internet number number resources resources within within � a particular a particular region region of of the the world world. Internet . Internet number number � resources include resources include IP IP addresses addresses and and � autonomous autonomous system system (AS) (AS) numbers numbers. �
• Not-for-profit organisation est. In Montevideo, Uruguay (since 2002) � • Distribution and administration of number resources � • Coordination of policy development within the community for managing resources � • Reverse DNS resolution and other tech services � • Capacity building � • Cooperation activities �
• Broad-based � • 5000! � • Electoral � • Fiscal � • Often ISPs • Anyone or any (allocation) or end- entity with an users (assignment) � interest � • Different categories � • Self-regulating � • Elects Executive • Open, transparent, Board among peers bottom-up with right to vote � processes (e.g. PDPs) �
• Oscar Messano (AR) – President � • Approximately 39 professionals � • Wardner Maia (BR) – Vice • Three working languages � President � • Nationals from Uruguay, Argentina, • Hartmut Glaser (BR) – Treasurer � Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, Paraguay, • Alejandro Guzman (CO) – Deputy Panama, Trinidad and Tobago � Treasurer � • Rafael Ibarra (SV) – Secretary � • Gabriel Adonaylo (AR) � • Oscar Robles Garay – Executive Director �
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=tBINOM0KcWY �
� Argentina Argentina � Dominican Republic Dominican Republic � Panama � Panama Aruba Aruba � Ecuador � Ecuador Paraguay Paraguay � Belize Belize � El Salvador � El Salvador Peru Peru � Bolivia Bolivia � Falkland Islands Falkland Islands Saba Saba � Bonaire Bonaire � (Malvinas) � (Malvinas) St St Eustatius Eustatius � Brazil � Brazil French French Guiana Guiana � Sint Sint Maarten Maarten � Chile Chile � Guatemala Guatemala � South Georgia South Georgia and and the the Colombia � Colombia Guyana � Guyana South Sandwich South Sandwich Islands Islands � Costa Rica Costa Rica � Haiti � Haiti Suriname � Suriname Cuba Cuba � Honduras Honduras � Trinidad Trinidad and and Tobago Tobago � Curaçao Curaçao Mexico Mexico � Uruguay Uruguay � Nicaragua � Nicaragua Venezuela Venezuela �
• Aruba (110,663 / 78.9%) • Guyana (735,554 / 33%) Aruba (110,663 / 78.9%) � Guyana (735,554 / 33%) � • Belize (340,844 / 31.7%) • French Belize (340,844 / 31.7%) � French Guiana Guiana (250,109 / 72%) (250,109 / 72%) � • BES [Bonaire (17,408) , • Haiti BES [Bonaire (17,408) , St St Eustatius Eustatius Haiti (9,996,731 / 10.6%) (9,996,731 / 10.6%) � (3,543), Saba(1,991)] � (3,543), Saba(1,991)] • Sint Sint Maarten Maarten (40,850 / *26.84%) (40,850 / *26.84%) � • Cuba (11,047,251 / 25.7%) Cuba (11,047,251 / 25.7%) � • Suriname (576,311 / 37.4%) Suriname (576,311 / 37.4%) � • Curaçao Curaçao (146,836 / *43%) (146,836 / *43%) � • Trinidad Trinidad and and Tobago (1,341,151 / Tobago (1,341,151 / • Dominica Dominica Republic Republic (10,349,741 / (10,349,741 / 63.8%) 63.8%) � 45.9%) � 45.9%)
• Distribution of number resources (registration) � • Reverse DNS and maintaining the WHOIS database � • Other technical services (resource certification/RPKI, SARA, WARP) � • Coordinates Policy Development Process (PDP) � • Capacity building (incl. online platform) and development projects � • Internet Governance �
• Governance: https://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/internet-gov � • Caribbean: https://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/caribbean � • Women in ICT: it-women@lacnic.net � • Network Security: http://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/seguridad � • LAC-IX: http://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/napla � • FLIP6 (IPv6 Task Force): https://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/lactf � • LACNOG: https://mail.lacnic.net/mailman/listinfo/lacnog � • Ayitic: atelier@ayitic.net � • LACNIC Caribbean on the move: onthemove@lacnic.net �
May Meeting May Meeting � Annual General Assembly � Tech Tutorials � IG Panel � Forums � Special Meetings � Sept Sept/Oct Oct Meeting Meeting � Co-located with LACNOG �
• Regional � – LACIGF � h5p://www.lacigf.org • Global � – NRO/ASO � – IGF �
LACNIC in the Caribbean on the Move is a series of events through which LACNIC engages with the Caribbean Internet Community to share knowledge about its technical services, raise awareness of prime Internet issues such as IPv6 adoption and LACNIC Community policy development, and listen to the Community's experiences in fostering open, stable and secure Internet development. � Ayitic - Internet for Development is a capacity building project specifically designed to meet Haiti's needs. Ayitic seeks to make a direct contribution to capacity building among ICT professionals and engineers in Haiti. � http://www.ayitic.net �
TITLE DATE PUBLISHED STATUS OF PROPOSAL IMPLEMENTATION DATE LAC-2015-2: Inter-RIR 13/04/2015 Under discussion Transfers LAC-2015-1: Trigger 2.3.2.18 11/03/2015 Under discussion when a jus)fied request larger than /22 is received which can not be allocated from any remaining pool of addresses at LACNIC LAC-2014-1: Crea)on of an 05/11/2014 Abandoned 05/11/2014 IPv4 reserve exclusively for IPv6 deployment LAC-2014-2: Modifica)on to 03/11/2014 Implemented 03/03/2015 the text describing ASN distribu)on requirements LAC-2014-3: Update to the 15/08/2014 Last call for comments 20/05/2015 - 04/07/2015 Policy Development Process LAC-2012-8: Inter-RIR IPv4 15/08/2014 Abandoned 03/09/2014 Address Transfers LAC-2013-4: Management of 15/08/2014 Implemented 03/10/2014 Returned Internet Resources
• IANA IANA Functions Functions Stewardship Stewardship Transition Transition � – USGOV/NTIA announcement on 14 March 2014 � – Spaces created to actively engage community: Consolidated RIR IANA Stewardship Proposal (CRISP) � – Submitted to ICG on 15 January 2015 � – Functions contract expires 30 September 2015 � – Larry Strickling, NTIA's Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and Administrator, announced 30 September 2016 �
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