1. Network Technology Area Network (APAN) 20 th APAN – Taipei, Taiwan August 2005 By Stephen Kingham for Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sureswaran Ramadass

2. Chair: Yan Ma/BUPT Full report on APAN web site. Some projects and achievements: HDTV over IPv6 in Korea Distance Learning using IPv6 in Thailand IPv6 Training Workshop –27 July, 2005, in Malaysia IPv6 enabled NTP trial service to APAN community in China http:ntp.buptnet.edu.cn IPV6 Summit at APAN Taipei 2005 – Very successful IPV6 Working Group

3. At this meeting –Infrastructure, applications, research stressed More technical issues will be discussed in the next APAN meeting Need new project proposals, say: –HDTV –Training –SIP over IPv6 –… IPV6 Working Group Future Work

4. Measurement Working Group Chair: Yasuichi Kitamura/CRL Status: Interim This meeting: Report on E2Epi workshop in Vancouver (July 16-17) Working Group Meeting WORK IN THIS AREA IS DONE IN NOC Future Work: 2 day E2Epi workshop during APAN meeting in Tokyo 2006

5. Chairs: Lim Seow San/TP and Jysoo Lee/KISTI Status: Interim Work is done in AI3 Propose to become a BoF Satellite Working Group

6. Chair: Akira Kato/JAIRC Status: Interim Had a BoF at Taipei, 5 speakers, 1 remote. 15 participants. Lambda BoF

7. SECURITY WORKSHOP & Meeting –Chair: Rahmat Budiarto (APAN-MY) –Demo of Successful Blackhat (Script Kiddies) Intrusion 2005.8.26, Friday, 14.00 – 14.30 Presenter: Rahmat Budiarto –Meeting: Discussion on IPS technology 2005.8.26, Friday, 14.30 – 15.45 Presenter: Prof. Nen-Fu Huang, »Dept. of Computer Science »National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Attendees: 8 participants

8. Security: Proposed Projects/ Activities More speakers from CERTs for workshops/ tutorials in the 21th APAN Meeting, Tokyo, January 2006 Promote/teach implementation of security systems is needed in APAN community networks (edge). – example: Worm monitoring system

9. Chairs: Stephen Kingham/AARNet and Quincy Wu/NCNU Promoting/teaching SIP –Popular SIP Tutorial run at Taipei Meeting, 20+ people attended entire day. Similar to APAN Cairns and Bangkok. Full day Advanced SIP track at APAN Meeting Taipei on Thursday, 9 Presentations (2 remote), 15 participants SIP-H323 Working Group Meeting. Well attended (10 participants) Project: “SIP Proxy in core of APAN sip@apan.net” progress: –APAN NOC has verbally agreed to provide a Unix Server in APAN so that a SIP Server can be used to peer APAN SIP Domains. APEET has agreed to assist APAN Members to participate in ENUM trials. SIP-H.323 Working Group

10. Future work (including existing Projects): Will run full day SIP Tutorial again at APAN Tokyo 2006. Plus another day to teach/install 3-to-4 advanced SIP topics: –Install/configure SER Open Source Proxy Server –Install/configure Open Source Calling Card application for SIP –Install/configure Radius backend for SER Open Source Proxy Server SIP-H.323 Working Group