I’m Hans Petter Holen

RIPE Chair

Norwegian

And who are you?

Ice breaker

• Everyone please stand up

• If you are in an odd number row (e.g. row 1, 3, 5), turn to the row behind you.

• Exchange the following information about each other: • Name • Country, organisation • Why you came to the RIPE Meeting • One interesting fact about yourself

But that’s why we’re here…

And yes. There will be a test.

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RIPE Programme Committee

https://ripe77.ripe.net/programme/ripe-pc/Dmitry PeterMaria Ondřej KhalidFranziska

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LeslieVice-Chair

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JanSEE Rep

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Main Reasons Why People Attend RIPE Meetings

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Main Reasons Why People Attend RIPE Meetings

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#2 To network and share best practices

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RIPE Working GroupsAddress Policy

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Cooperation Database

DNS IoT

IPv6 Open Source

RIPE NCC Services Routing

Measurement, Analysis and Tools (MAT)

RIPE Working Group Chairs

Martin Ondrej Kurtis

João Nina

Address Policy Anti-Abuse Cooperation

Database DNS IPv6 MAT

Open Source RIPE NCC Services Routing

Gert Erik Brian Tobias

David

Bijal

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Jen Benedikt Raymond

Johan Achilleas

Paolo

DenisWilliam Shane

IoT

Jim

Ignas

Will

Brian

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Remember: consensus on a policy can ONLY be reached on a mailing list

And now a word from Marco…

Policies are by YOU for YOU

Policies to keep an eye on

2018-06, “RIPE NCC IRR Database Non-Authoritative Route Object Clean-up”

Routing WG on Wednesday at 14:00

2018-02, “Assignment Clarification in IPv6 Policy”

Address Policy WG on Wednesday at 09:00 and 11:00

2018-05, “Publication of Legal Address of Internet Number Resource Holders”

RIPE NCC Services WG on Wednesday at 16:00

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And now over to Axel…