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23 WIDE Asia SEED ITS Internet Software Consortium (ISC) NTT NTT Multimedia Communications Laboratories, Inc. AICS KDDI KDDI Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis (CAIDA) AIST JSAT UCAID TAO

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25 AI3 AI3 Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI), Philippine Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), Indonesia Institute of Information Technology (IOIT), Vietnam Temasek Polytechnic (TP), Singapore University Sains Malaysia (USM), Malaysia

26 SOI Asia Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI), Philippine Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand Asian Youth Fellowship (AYF), Malaysia Brawijaya University (UNIBRAW), Indonesia Chulalongkorn University (CU), Thailand HELP Institute, Malaysia Hasanuddin University (UNHAS), Indonesia Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), Indonesia Institute of Information Technology (IOIT), Vietnam Japanese Associate Degree Program (JAD), Malaysia National University of Laos (NUOL), Laos Sam Ratulangi University (UNSRAT), Indonesia

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28 NSPIXP AT&T STNet NTT NTT NTT NTT NTT PC KCOM KDDI KDDI IDC CSK BB

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30 TAO IPA NEDO JSPS JIPDEC

31 WIDE 10 Gbps WIDE MobileIP IPv6 Layer3 Interior Routing MIP Exterior Routing Mobile Ad-Hoc IETF WG Thierry Ernst WIDE AI3 SOI-ASIA WIDE GRID WIDE 12 AD WIDE 2004 Dependable WIDE WIDE i

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33 I SOI WG SOI SOI Asia IT Advanced Topics for Fisheries and Marine Science II Fish Diseases and Health Management SOI iii

34 My SOI II DVB-RCS DVB-RCS DVB-RCS DVB-RCS Point-to-Point WG SFC JSAT SFC III IP 31 1 IP IP iv

35 IPsec Building Automation BA BA IP IP BA Secured Place & Play IP IP IP KINK/IPsec KINK KINK IPsec KINK KINK IPsecSA KINK IV CAIDA CAIDA/WIDE Measurement Workshop CAIDA/WIDE Measurement Workshop IP landscape of the digital divide A view into the IPv6 AS-level topology v

36 BGP BGP BGP netviz WG 59 V Development of MIP6mib Introduction The Mobile IPv6 Protocol entities Mobile IPv6 Monitoring and Control Requirements MIB Design Security Considerations Status Snort-IPv JGN-IPv JGN-IPv LDAP BGP BGP WIDE Cooperation with InternetCAR WG Monitoring framework for Internet Car Problems and solutions Application development Future work vi

37 VI AYAME AYAME PE (IPv6 Providor Edge) MPLS LSP IX MPLS MPLS 83 AYAME 84 VII NP NP off-loading vii

38 NP Traceback System Footmarker Footmarker Footmarker Footmarker Engine GbE Footmarker PC OS MPLS IXP NAPPI NP PC PC NP FIB NP LSE NP PC FIB VIII BSD IPv6/IPsec IX Linux IPv6/IPsec USAGI Project 117 viii

39 IPsec Mobile IPv zaurus netfilter A 119 B PATCH 120 X Research/Development/Deployment of mobility techonologies in IPv Nautilus6 Project Overview Deployment of the Mobile Internet Motivations and Background Missions and Objectives Technical Activities Project Strategy and Time Line Development Steps Incremental Testbeds st phase: Technical Development (2 years) nd Phase: Actual Deployment (1 to 2 years) Structure of the Document Protocol Development and Research for Mobility Mobile IPv Implementation Status of KAME Mobile IPv Standardization Interoperability Future Work Publications Network Mobility Standardization Activities at the IETF and ISO Development: IETF NEMO Basic Support Development: Simulation Tools Research: Route Optimization in Mobile Networks Future Work Publications Multihoming Standardization Activities at the IETF Testing Development: Automatic Interface Configuration for Mobile Nodes Research Future Work Publications ix

40 2.4 Seamless Mobility FMIPv L2 Trigger Wireless Environment Emulator Future Work Publications Security and AAA Objectives Future work Phase-1 Testbeds Stage 1: In-door Testbed Current Network Topology of the Testbed Possible Configurations Public Demonstration Further Improvements of the Testbed Stage 2: Demonstration Testbeds E-Bike E-Wheelchair Stage 3: Operational Testbed: Zaurus Introduction Equipments and Implementation of Mobile IPv Applications Network Configurations Future Work Conclusions and Perspectives International Collaboration Output and Results Perspectives for Next Year Participants 152 XI IPv WG WG WG White Paper x

41 DefCon A 160 B 160 XII IPv Introduction IPv6 Conformance Test Suite IPv6 Conformance Test Program Package (ct) IPv6 Conformance Test Tool (v6eval) Test Event Test Events Hosted by TAHI Project th TAHI IPv6 Interoperability Test Event Other Test Events Participated as a Guest Connectathon st Multi-sites Remote IPv6 Interoperability event th ETSI IPv6 Plugtests IPv6 Ready Logo Program Certification Working Group 172 XIII IP racoon racoon IKE KINK FQDN libracoon racoond KINK xi

42 2.3.4 IKE Plug and Play IPsec IPsec Discovery option IPsec DoS IPsec DoS / XIV Explicit Multicast X6-Bone: XCAST NLA WG Midnight XCAST meeting th MIDNIGHT XCAST MEETING th MIDNIGHT XCAST MEETING BSD th MIDNIGHT XCAST MEETING th MIDNIGHT XCAST MEETING VNC for XCAST XCAST VNC for XCAST xcgroup syslog join XCAST XCAST xii

43 7 XCAST6 over UDP Introduction Header format Datagram processing Transmission Forwarding Receiving Security consideration Detailed format of XOU datagram XV DNS extension and operation environment Brief description of the DNS working group Common Misbehavior against DNS Queries for IPv6 Addresses Introduction Network Model Expected Behavior Problematic Behaviors Return NXDOMAIN Return NOTIMP Return a Broken Response Make Lame Delegation Ignore Queries for AAAA Security Considerations Acknowledgements Appendix Live Examples Operational Guidelines for local zones in the DNS Introduction Rationale Operational Guidelines Local host related zones: Locally created name space Private or site-local addresses Link-local addresses Suggestions to developers Suggestions to DNS software implementors Suggestions to developers of NATs or similar devices IANA Consideration Address Transition of JP DNS server 202 xiii

44 XVI ENUM ENUM WG ENUM ENUM ENUM NAPTR ENUM ENUM DNS ENUM DNS ENUM ENUM ENUM ETJP ENUM ENUM ENUM ENUM SIP YAMAHA RT56v/57i Microsoft Windows Messenger Privacy ENUM CGI ENUM SIP ENUM SOFTFRONT SIP SIP ENUM WIDE H.323 FAX T.37 ENUM xiv

45 ENUM SIP UA ENUM/SIP ENUM/SIP A 221 B SIP 224 XVII moca WIDE IC moca moca moca 233 CA 233 XVIII Cross-Site Scripting Introduction Background Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability XSS Attack and Cookie Stealing Related Works The Design of the Automatic Collection/Detection System for XSS Vulnerability Response Change Mode Request Change Mode xv

46 4.3 The Information Collection for XSS Vulnerability Implementation Response Change Mode Request Change Mode XSS Collection Database Server System Evaluation Conclusion and Future Work 246 XIX IP IP IP IP IP IP ITM API ITMP An implementation of a hierarchical IP traceback architecture Introduction Related work Link testing method Hash-based method Passive detection method IP traceback difficulty over the Internet Hierarchical architecture for IP traceback IP option traceback ITM and module API Feasibility of deployment Conclusion and future work A Layer-2 Extension to Hash-based IP Traceback Introduction xvi

47 4.2 Related Work Intradomain IP Traceback on a Hierarchical Architecture Hash-Based IP Traceback Limitations of Hash-Based IP Traceback A Layer-2 Extension to Hash-based IP Traceback Limitations of tracing based on MAC Address Assumptions Identifiers Conversion Tables Algorithms of the Layer-2 Extension Implementation Preliminary Evaluation Memory Requirements Preliminary Experiment Conclusion and Future Work XX xvii

48 GLI GLI Message Flow Registration Message Flow Forward Lookup Message Flow Reverse Lookup Message flow Packet Format GLI Hdr GLI REG DATA GLI DE REG DATA GLI HIDS DELEG GLI FLS Q GLI FLS A GLI RLS Q GLI RLS A GLI AS DELEG list ISO standardization ISO/TC204/WG ISO/TC204/WG16/SWG IEEE CALM ISO/TC204/WG16/SWG xviii

49 XXI SPEARS WG Rendezvous enhancement for conference support system based on RFID Introduction and Background Assumptions and Field Test Real Space Information Management Models Personal Server Model Area Server Model Considerations for Management Model Design and Implementation of AreaD Design Implementation Result and Sample Applications Jabber Bot WebDAV Proxy Conclusion FIRSII FIRSII FIRSII FIRSII FIRSII XXII GNSS GNSS GNSS GNSS xix

50 DGPS RTK RTK GNSS GNSS WIDE XXIII IRC NOC NOC IRC IRC IRC IRC xx

51 XXIV Integrated Distributed Environment with Overlay Network IDEON: Integrated Distributed Environment with Overlay Network Toward Unrestrained and Imaginative Rendezvous, Location and Routing Summary of the Research Open Issues Measurement and Visualization Multi Thin vs. Single Ultimate Update and Transition Process Integration with (PG) 3 A Working Group Brief History of (PG) 3 A Future of IDEON and Trust Achieving Heterogeneity and Fairness in Kademlia Introduction Heterogeneity in Kademlia Fairness in Kademlia Evaluation Related Work Conclusion i-wat: The Internet WAT System A Medium for Cooperation in Distributed Autonomous Systems Introduction Peer-to-peer is a form of economy Economy in autonomous distributed systems Peer-to-peer currency Reason for peer-to-peer currency Example of peer-to-peer currency i-wat: the Internet WAT Overview Protocol Applications DCR: Distributed Consumer Reports Share-ik: an alternative copyright system SAFEE: SpAm-Free Exchange Other possibilities Internetworking with i-wat Incentives for internetworking Example of exchange mechanism Discussions on trust Embedded locality ID s accountability Distributed auditing xxi

52 3.6.4 Sustainability Deployment and experiments Jabber-based i-wat OMELETS and WIDE Hour Internetworking between web and peer-to-peer barter currencies MANA Conclusions Design of Content Cruising System Introduction Approach Related Work System Design Overview Analysis of Communication Environment Requirements Configuration of Transmission algorithm Framework of Servant Application Future Prospects Summary Peer Group Rendezvous Using Intersection among Peer Groups on DHT Background Motivation and the problem Rise of edge Rendezvous Related Research Rendezvous with peer groups Internet Indirection Infrastructure Proposed peer group rendezvous with DHT Simple set operation on peer group Get-intersection operation and bloom filter Bloom filter and false positives Protocol of get-intersection operation Proof of concept The prototype Evaluation of get-intersection operation Discussions Naming of groups Handling huge group Security consideration Conclusion Uniform Rendezvous Pointer xxii

53 URP URP URP : : URP : : : URP : XXV Auto-ID Auto-ID WG A Field Experiment Report: Publishing of an Auto-ID Enabled Book Introduction RFID and the Publication Industry Field Trial Overview Tag Installation on a Book Locating a Tag in a Book Tag Implementation and its Procedure After Bookbinding, Every Book is Checked Again and practices Messages to try to build an Informed Consent of the Experiment Conclusion Internet and Auto-ID Architecture Introduction ID management on the Internet and real world The new Internet architecture for auto-id Internet Architecture Direction of the Internet Evolution ID space management Naming Architecture of the Internet xxiii

54 4.3.2 Issues of Name Space and Naming System Design Discussions About Naming System Architecture Auto-ID as the real space tagging system on the world Global Object Design Issue of Name Service for Real space Networking Summary A RFID 411 B Auto-ID 417 XXVI G WG Gbps DVBS FreeBSD Kernel Establishment of Controlling IEEE1394 devices over the network Introduction Controlling the devices connected locally IEEE1394 Device drivers Evaluation Conclusion xxiv

55 True VoD True DV VoD XXVII StarBED ConfigCoordinator NSS OS SwitchConf SBRM: StarBED Resource Manager SBRP: StarBED Resource Protocol StarBED XXVIII IEEE wlanops xxv

56 2 IEEE MAC On operation of wireless network services lessons from IETF54 Yokohama and WIDE meeting Introduction Problems in wireless network operation Access points overloaded Countermeasures for troublesome nodes Radio resource issue Solution Access point requirements Position designing Configuration and Operation Examples IETF Yokohama meeting WIDE 2003 Autumn meeting Conclusion XXIX Asian Internet Interconnection Initiatives Introduction about AI Infrastructure L2 design L3 design UDL Organization Overview of AI Organization of AI xxvi

57 2 Site updates Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Introduction On a technical side: Events: Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI) IPv Multimedia over IP Technologies and Applications Network Management and Monitoring Digital Content System SOI-Asia Papers Published for Institute of Information Technology (IOIT) Institute of Information Technology Network Topology Research ITB Introduction Operation Research Activity Milestone TP Introduction Activities For The Year University Sains Malaysia (USM) Introduction Operation Research Activities SFC Bandwidth Re-allocation Monitoring of UDL Traffic Operation Topic NAIST about NAIST Network Services Research WG activities DBA WG Objective Research Current status IPv6 WG Objective xxvii

58 3.2.2 Research Developing IPv6 multihop satellite network IPv6 network operation activity AI 3 IPv6 Registry Multimedia WG Objective Current Status Netmon WG Objective Research Current Status UDL WG Objective Research Paper XXX IX DIX-IE (Distributed IX In EDO) Gigabit Ethernet IEEE802.1w Spanning-Tree Parameter NSPIXP IX 506 XXXI JGNv Introduction Overview of JGN IPv6 network 510 xxviii

59 2.1 Network Topology Multi-vendor Environment Routing Configuration Installation of Network Equipments Network operation policy Verification and Evaluation of Interoperability Management Technology of IPv6 network An Evaluation of IPv6 Multicast Router in JGN IPv6 Networks Background Research Details Router s IPv6 compatibility IPv6 Multicast Implementation Status Evaluation Data Implementation status Evaluated items Results of Interoperability Evaluation Evaluation in ATM connection (1) (3) Evaluation in Ethernet connection (4) Discussion Conclusions 519 XXXII HotStage IPv6/IPv4 TTB IPv4 IPv6 Mobile IPv VNC for XCAST VNC for XCAST VNC for XCAST xxix

60 PGP Mobile IPv6 operational experiment in a real environment Objectives Network configuration Result Combination with other technologies Consideration Conclusion CpMonitor RFID ID Implementation of Automatic Detection/Collection System for XSS Vulnerability Purpose Abstract Requirement Evaluation LAN WIDE Hour Pluggable CpMonitor xxx

61 XXXIII MRootDNS Anycast Backup Root DNS XXXIV WIDE NOC KDDI NTT WIDE xxxi

62 XXXV xxxii

63 I VIC/RAT II HUB Terminal MF-TDMA DVB-RCS EMS IP over DVB-RCS EMS Point-to-Point DVB-RCS HUB Terminal Forward Link Return Link xxxiii

64 III IP H8/3048 RSA H8/3048 RSA H8/3048 DH DS80C DS80C IPsec ESP Outbound IPsec Y KINK Z Z X/Y SA IV BGP IP IP WIDE IPv6 AS Injecting context information V Traffic tree visualization at regular period Traffic tree visualization at irregular period TELNET SSH POP POP /5/27 IP /5/28 IP /5/29 IP /5/30 IP /5/31 IP /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ xxxiv

65 /5/ Longitude-Latitude plot Time-Event occurrence Traffic JAM is caught by this system VI 79 VII Traceback System Footmarker Footmarker NAPPI AYAME NP NP NP NHLFE NP LSE VIII BSD IPv6/IPsec 109 IX Linux IPv6/IPsec 115 X Research/Development/Deployment of mobility techonologies in IPv Case 1: Single Network Interface with Multiple IP Addresses Case 2: Multiple Network Interfaces with Single IP addresses Case 3: Multiple Network Interfaces with Multiple IP Addresses In-door Testbed Topology as of Year An Example of In-door Testbed Topology for Seamless Mobility Zaurus testbed network configuration XI IPv6 155 xxxv

66 XII IPv th tahi interoperability test event st multi-site remote ipv6 interoperability event XIII IP racoon Preclude Function IPv4 option for Preclude Function DES CBC ESP HMAC SHA-1 AH XIV Explicit Multicast xcgroup join XCAST XCAST XOU datagram structure XOU detailed datagram format XV DNS extension and operation environment Transition of queries during DNS changes Long term transition of queries XVI ENUM ENUM ENUM/SIP A.1 ENUM XVII xxxvi

67 XVIII Cross-Site Scripting The Principle of the XSS Script typed into the search page A Link Containing XSS Attempt Two Approaches to Address XSS Vulnerability Comparison between scripts before escape encoding (a) and after escape encoding (b) Automatic Detection/Collection System for XSS Data Format for XSS Vulnerabilities Response Change Mode Request Change Mode XIX IP IP IP ITM ITMP IP traceback: detecting attack flows Hierarchical architecture for IP traceback ITM network : interconnection between ITMs Structure of ITM Packet Signature Bloom Filter SPIE traceback process Procedure to store identifiers in L2DT Procedure to check identifiers on L2DT Components of the Layer-2 extension of SPIE Testbed topology XX Type-A Type-B VirtualVehicles xxxvii

68 3.3 WirelessMap b Web Registraion Message Flow Forward Lookup Message Flow Reverse Lookup Message Flow GLI Hdr Registraion Message Flow Forward Lookup Message Flow Reverse Lookup Message Flow Cancel Reverse Lookup Message Flow GLI REG DATA GLI POS GLI DE REG DATA GLI HIDS DELEG GLI FLS Q GLI FLS A GLI RLS Q GLI RLS A GLI AS DELEG IEEE Draft Standard for DSRC Application Services D IEEE Draft Standard for DSRC Application Services D SWG XXI The time-series number of attendants Components of Experimental System Various Mapping from Real-Space to Informational Spaces Abstractions of User and Conference Examples of Users Behavior and its Operation Data Structure The Screenshot of AreaD Query and Reply Interface using TELNET Example of Configuration File The Screenshot of Jabber Application The Screenshot of WebDAV Application Jabber Bot Components and its Relations WebDAV Proxy Components and its Relations xxxviii

69 4.1 Real Sensor Virtual Sensor FIRSII Real Sensor Real Sensor FIRSII Virtual Sensor Virtual Sensor FIRSII Application Application FIRSII XXII GNSS C/A DGPS RTK FIX VRS GPS 3G-VRS ASHTECH Z-18 GPS/GLONASS XXIII IRC XXIV Integrated Distributed Environment with Overlay Network Distribution of received FIND NODE packets; k =5,w< xxxix

70 2.2 Distribution of received FINDNODE packets; k =5,w< Distribution of received FINDNODE packets; k = 20, w< Distribution of received FINDNODE packets; k = 20, w< Distribution of received FIND VALUE packets; k = 20, w< Distribution of received FIND VALUE packets; k =5,w< Median of FIND NODE packets for different k values Empirical CDF of spoofed weight packets observed at each node Trading with a WAT note Trading with i-wat messages Application of DHT and i-wat to consumer reports Defusing spam in spam-free exchange Prevention of spam in spam-free exchange Exchanging i-wat notes among different currencies Exchanging WIDE Hours outside the WIDE members The relation between the Centripetal Force and interval times of sending Relation of servant modules Segment map of rendezvous technology A model of peer group rendezvous Relation of filter length and number of elements in candidate set URP XXV Auto-ID System flow of book supply chain. In Japan, book keeps its price by re-sell price management system Internet no Fushigi Hakken-tai book written by Jun Murai on our trial material Tag is implemented at inside of back cover Back cover is twice as thick as front cover to protect a tag Shows the communication model of the Internet The percentage of the broadband connectivity contracts in the total number of households in Japan Transition of Company Connected to the Internet (according to employee scale) DNS conceptual diagram XXVI Gbps Kernel xl

71 read # read # sendto Rapid Burst Traffic (DV with NetPerf) Continual Burst Traffic (DV with DV) Rate-up by jitter Rate-down by Jitter Rate-up by Packetloss Rate-down by Jitter/Loss Result of Eval.1 (Decreasing Bandwidth) Result of Eval.2 (Increasing DelayTime) Result of Eval.3 (DV with DV:Framerate) Result of Eval.3 (DV with DV:Traffic) Result of Eval.4 (DV with TCP:Framerate) Result of Eval.4 (DV with TCP:Traffic) XXVII StarBED StarBED OS OS OS XXVIII IEEE RADIUS MAC xli

72 XXIX Asian Internet Interconnection Initiatives AI 3 network AI 3 network topology AI 3 UDL network IPv4 network topology IPv6 network topology C-Band Bandwidth utilization year UDL bandwidth utilization year NAT-PT experiment Load balancing scheme Traffic shaping scheme ITB s SMTP Schema SOI Class Room at ITB Our NOC Diagram for IPv Students Login Screenshot Staff Login Screenshot C-band Carrier Assignment ALL UDL partners Traffic Policy based UDL Traffic the protocol distribution for Brawijaya University /32 structure AI 3 TLA internal structure XXX IX DIX-IE NSPIX XXXI JGNv JGN IPv6 Network Topology Example of OSPFv3 Evaluation Network Structure Network Topology of the Evaluation in ATM Connection xlii

73 5.3 Network Topology of the Evaluation in Ethernet Connection Connection Topology of Basic Evaluation Connection Topology of Basic Interoperability Evaluation Connection Topology when GSR Evaluation of RP Function BSR Function Verification XXXII HotStage IPv6 IPv4 IPv4 IPv Network topology The number of home registration entries The number of binding cache entries The number of HAO and RTHDR2 packets CpMonitor CpMonitor XSS Topology /8 12:00 9/9 12:00 ICMP /9 12:00 9/10 12:00 ICMP /10 12:00 9/11 12:00 ICMP /8 12:00 9/9 12:00 TCP /9 12:00 9/10 12:00 TCP /10 12:00 9/11 12:00 TCP /8 12:00 9/9 12:00 UDP /9 12:00 9/10 12:00 UDP /10 12:00 9/11 12:00 UDP XXXIII MRootDNS bind M Root DNS xliii

74 XXXIV WIDE NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC NOC KDDI NOC NOC NTT NOC NOC xliv

75 I II 19 III IP LonWorks BACnet IV 51 V IPv6 Preprocessor IPv6 ICMPv6 Detection JGN-IPv VI Fast Reroute xlv

76 VII GbE Footmarker PC VIII BSD IPv6/IPsec 109 IX Linux IPv6/IPsec 115 X Research/Development/Deployment of mobility techonologies in IPv The contents of the PDA delivery set XI IPv6 155 XII IPv6 165 XIII IP 173 XIV Explicit Multicast X6-Bone syslog XV DNS extension and operation environment 195 XVI ENUM ENUM SIP ENUM XVII xlvi

77 WIDE XVIII Cross-Site Scripting Escape Encoding for Special Characters Escape Encoding Request Change Mode Information Collected in Database Result for Response Change Mode Result for Request Change Mode Evaluation of Our System Using Real-world Links XIX IP NI-ID Table Port-MAC Table Capacity of a Bloom filter Parameters of Bloom Filters Time interval of each attacker node Time spent to check a digest table XX GLI Hdr type code (1) GLI Hdr type code (2) XXI 305 XXII GNSS GPS XXIII IRC 345 xlvii

78 XXIV Integrated Distributed Environment with Overlay Network Breakdown of additional code i-wat messages Meanings of i-wat notes in the checkbook Hardware Requirements Traffic Volume among the Whole DHT(bytes) Number of messages among the whole DHT XXV Auto-ID 395 XXVI kern.ipc.maxsockbuf Mbps net.inet.tcp.sendspace (1) net.inet.tcp.sendspace (2) IEEE1394 API for several OS Comparison of local and remote features XXVII StarBED StarBED SBRP XXVIII IEEE XXIX Asian Internet Interconnection Initiatives partners connected via bi-directional link on both Ku and C band partners using UDL Chairs of AI WG Chairs Country Representative xlviii

79 1.6 Taskforce Chairs Operation activities List of Domain That ITB s nameserver Handle by List of Courses That ITB has been Taken Five Days Training Agenda A List of Organization A List of POPs UDL WG Research Environment XXX IX 497 XXXI JGNv Routers in JGN IPv6 network List of Operating Systems in Each Routers Implementation Status Selection of Shortest Path and Receipt of Packets Results when GSR and 7206 Were Eliminated Evaluation Results of RP Behavior Results of BSR Evaluation XXXII TTB The number of participants XXXIII MRootDNS Root DNS XXXIV WIDE 553 xlix