AFRINIC has concluded its recent four-day Internet Number Resources Management (INRM) Fundamentals & Understanding and Deploying IPv6 Workshop in Brazzaville, Congo.
Thirty-four engineers attended the workshop, which was held at the palais des congres, Brazzaville.
We'd like to extend our appreciation to ARPCE - Brazzaville - République Congo for hosting this event.
You can find the storify below.
Read more: Successful Conclusion of AFRINIC Training Workshop in Congo Brazzaville
AFRINIC has concluded its recent four-day Internet Number Resources Management (INRM) Fundamentals & Understanding and Deploying IPv6 Workshop in Kampala, Uganda.
Twenty three engineers attended the workshop, which was held at the Information Access Centre ICT House.
We'd like to extend our appreciation to the National Information Technology Authority Uganda (NITA-U) for hosting this event.
You can find the storify below.
Read more: Successful Conclusion of AFRINIC Training Workshop in Uganda
The Seed Alliance has been nominated for the WSIS Prize 2017 competition. Public voting is now open and we need your vote to help us win! Find more more about how - and why - you should vote in this important competition.
Read more: Seed Alliance Nominated for WSIS Prizes 2017: Vote Now!
We provide here a quick overview of our activities and news in March 2017.
New members in March: 13
Total members to date: 32
IPv4 address space allocated in March: 1,187,840
Total IPv4 allocated in 2017: 3,234,304
IPv6 address space prefixes allocated in March: 19
ASNs assigned in March: 13
Total ASNs in 2017: 36
Total membership to date: 1,429
On 31 March 2017, AFRINIC hit a historic milestone as it announced that it had reached Phase 1 of its IPv4 Exhaustion process. Find out more about what this means for AFRINIC members, for the African and global Internet and the history behind IPv4 Exhaustion.
Read more: Last RIR Standing: AFRINIC Reaches Historic Milestone
