Enjoy the summer in Berlin.
Start the IETF week a bit earlier.
Participate in several co-located events.
And have a nice BBQ with colleagues, July 27.
The BBQ will take place at Freie Universität Berlin in front of the Computer Science building. If it rains, we will move to our nice winter garden. We start 7:00 pm with open end.
The official address of the institute is Takustr. 9, 14195 Berlin, Germany. Have a look at the Google map.
You find detailed directions from airports and main train stations to the venue on http://www.mi.fu-berlin.de/en/fb/contact/location.html.
Traveling from the IETF venue to the Freie Universität Berlin takes about 30 minutes. It includes one metro ride.
From the Hotel InterContinental walk to metro station Wittenbergplatz and take the metro line U3 towards Krumme Lanke. Get off at station Dahlem Dorf and walk to the venue.
July 26, 2013
In this half-day workshop we aim to discuss the current state of the standardization and deployment efforts, to share operational experience, and to brainstorm about some upcoming activities. We target the wider security community interested in learning more about the ongoing standardization and deployment efforts. SIIS consists of sessions punctuated by invited speakers …
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July 26 - 27, 2013
The current Internet backbone is quite vulnerable against threats. Misconfigurations as well as intended attacks lead to disturbances on the BGP layer. Current efforts of the Secure-Inter Domain (SIDR) working group within the IETF lie in the standardization of protocols to enhance the security of BGP, taking practical deployability into consideration. We offer an RPKI tutorial and Deployment Strategies workshop. …
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July 27 - 28, 2013
The MANIAC Challenge is a competition to better understand cooperation and interoperability in ad hoc networks. The specific focus of this year is on developing and comparatively evaluating strategies to offload infrastructure access points via customer ad hoc forwarding using handhelds (e.g., tablets). Participants demonstrate scenarios/strategies that do not degrade user experience while offering significant mobile offloading on the infrastructure. …
read moreThe barbeque is generously sponsored by BCIX. BCIX is a neutral not-for-profit association and Berlin's leading Internet Exchange Point (IXP) founded in 2002.
BCIX operates a distributed network for connecting customers like Carriers, ISPs, CDNs, Web Startups etc. to exchange their IPv4 and IPv6 Internet traffic.
The BCIX network is based on a DWDM optical network backbone and Ethernet platform nodes for connecting BCIX customers with Ethernet port speeds from 1Gbps to 100Gbps.
The BCIX network nodes are distributed over five different and highly secure data centers in Berlin. read more
The IETF Warum-Up is significantly supported by IETF people from Freie Universität Berlin, HAW Hamburg, and INRIA.