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Internet Initiative Japan — Internet Systems Consortium — SNS@ISC Webinar (March 2012)

28 slides from Internet Initiative Japan's conference presentation, Mar 14, 2012

Slide 3: Logistics
Logistics • Webinar will run for 25 minutes before Q&A. • All par0cipants are automa0cally muted upon entry. • Webinar is being recorded and will be posted on hDp://www.isc.org/webinars within 3 business days. • Ques0ons about Webex logis0cs? Please type into the CHAT area for HOST to respond. • Que
Slide 4: ISC in a Nutshell
ISC in a Nutshell Forum Professional Services Public Benefit Services • BIND • Consulting • DNS F-Root • BIND 10 Working Group • Training • DNS Secondary Server • DHCP • Software Support Services Resiliency (SNS-PB) • AFTR / PCP • Custom Software Development • Hosted@ - hosting a range of • SRF • F-
Slide 5: Agenda
Agenda • Introduc0on and Logis0cs • ISC Overview • DNS as Cri0cal Internet Infrastructure. • What are the issues in building a robust DNS service? • What is SNS@ISC? • What is Cloud DNS / Anycast? • Feature Set • ISC’s Experience • Tour of Web User Interface • Q&A Session Copyright © 2012 Internet S
Slide 7: DNS as Critical Internet Infrastructure
DNS as Cri7cal Internet Infrastructure • DNS is what helps power the Internet. • DNS is what helps power online business. • DNS is what helps power mobile applica0ons. DNS is cri7cal to you and your business. Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 7
Slide 8: What are the issues in building a robust DNS service?
What are the issues in building a robust DNS service? • Scaling & Redundancy • Global Coverage • Handling Online Threats Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 8
Slide 9: What is SNS@ISC?
What is SNS@ISC? SNS@ISC is a cloud DNS service designed to make sure that your customers can ﬁnd your network and connect to it. It will enhance your customers’ experience by op0mizing their access to your online content, when it maDers most, enhancing your network’s brand name and revenue. Copyrig
Slide 10: Who is SNS@ISC for?
Who is SNS@ISC for? • For businesses/organiza0ons that operate their own DNS infrastructure that need a global pla^orm to publish their DNS data. • For businesses/organiza0ons that need addi0onal resiliency in their DNS infrastructure – Either standalone or as part of a wider resiliency design Copyr
Slide 11: What is Cloud DNS / Anycast?
What is Cloud DNS / Anycast? Anycast is a network addressing and rou0ng methodology in which servers from a single sender are routed to the nearest node in a group of poten0al receivers all iden0ﬁed by the same des0na0on address. This is a one-‐to-‐one-‐of-‐many associa0on. Copyright © 2012 Inte
Slide 13: SNS@ISC's use of Anycast
SNS@ISC’s use of Anycast • ISC has partnered with three global backbone providers. • ISC has nodes located at mul0ple loca0ons inside those networks near major exchange points. • Located at least East/West in North America as well at in Europe and/or Asia. • With our partners aggressive peering, mos
Slide 16: SNS@ISC Feature List (1)
SNS@ISC Feature List (1) • Built using ISC BIND. • Fully Supports both IPv4 and IPv6. • Fully Supports DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC). • Service Levels Agreements (SLA) • Managed via Web Interface • BulkAPI Support for larger installs • Passive DNS Collabora0on Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Co
Slide 17: SNS@ISC Feature List (2)
SNS@ISC Feature List (2) • Per zone sta0s0cs. • Supports TSIG (Transac0on SIGnatures) • Supports AXFR/IXFR • Serial Number Checks • Ac0vity Logs • Threshold monitoring and alerts. Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 17
Slide 18: ISC's Experience
ISC’s Experience • ISC has operated cri0cal DNS infrastructure for over 18+ years. • This includes F.ROOT-‐SERVERS.NET, served at 60+ sites worldwide. • Previous DNS architecture served over 30+ ccTLD’s. Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 18
Slide 20: Conclusion
Conclusion • DNS is a cri0cal part of the Internet. • To protect your DNS infrastructure protects your brand/online presence. • SNS@ISC is a cost-‐eﬀec0ve way to get your DNS zone data published globally, which improves resiliency and performance. • ISC is a trusted partner in the DNS services ﬁeld
Slide 22: SNS@ISC Web Demo
SNS@ISC Web Demo Copyright (c) 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 22
Slide 23: Events & Trainings
Events & Trainings 21 March 2012 @ Online Webinar “Secondary Name Server (SNS)” Spanish Version hDp://www.isc.org/webinars 16 – 18 April 2012 @ Arlington, Virginia, USA Training “3-‐Day DNSSEC Technical Workshop -‐ Implementa0on and Deployment” hDp://www.isc.org/support/training 18 April 2012 @ On
Slide 24: Events & Trainings (Cont.)
Events & Trainings (Cont.) 19 – 20 April 2012 @ Arlington, Virginia, USA Training “2-‐Day IPv6 Fundamentals Workshop” hDp://www.isc.org/support/training 15 – 17 May 2012 @ Baskingstoke, UK Training “3-‐Day IPv6 Fundamentals Workshop” hDp://www.isc.org/support/training 17 May 2012 @ Online Webinar
Slide 25: Keeping In Touch
Keeping In Touch SNS Specific Questions sns@isc.org General Questions inbounds@isc.org http://www.facebook.com/ InternetSystemsConsortium http://www.linkedin.com/company/ internet-systems-consortium http://twitter.com/ISCdotORG Copyright (c) 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 25
Slide 26: ISC Resources
ISC Resources ISC Knowledge Base https://deepthought.isc.org/ SNS@ISC Website http://dns.isc.org/sns/ Copyright (c) 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 26
Slide 28: Thank you for attending!
Thank you for aXending! www.isc.org Copyright (c) 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org 28

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Internet Initiative Japan — Internet Systems Consortium — SNS@ISC Webinar (March 2012)

Slide 1: Internet Systems Consortium Webinar

Slide 2: About the Presenter

Slide 3: Logistics

Slide 4: ISC in a Nutshell

Slide 5: Agenda

Slide 6: Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org

Slide 7: DNS as Critical Internet Infrastructure

Slide 8: What are the issues in building a robust DNS service?

Slide 9: What is SNS@ISC?

Slide 10: Who is SNS@ISC for?

Slide 11: What is Cloud DNS / Anycast?

Slide 12: Copyright © 2012 Internet Systems Consortium www.isc.org

Slide 13: SNS@ISC's use of Anycast

Slide 14: SNS@ISC Nodes

Slide 15: Questions

Slide 16: SNS@ISC Feature List (1)

Slide 17: SNS@ISC Feature List (2)

Slide 18: ISC's Experience

Slide 19: DNS@ISC F-Root

Slide 20: Conclusion

Slide 21: Questions

Slide 22: SNS@ISC Web Demo

Slide 23: Events & Trainings

Slide 24: Events & Trainings (Cont.)

Slide 25: Keeping In Touch

Slide 26: ISC Resources

Slide 27: dns.isc.org/sns

Slide 28: Thank you for attending!