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Apply Today for the ARIN 57 Fellowship Program John Sweeting via NANOG (Jan 21)
Hello NANOG,
Please see the announcement below referencing ARIN's Fellowship Program.

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Interested in Internet governance, number resource policy, and getting involved in the ARIN...

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book John Levine via NANOG (Jan 20)
It appears that Suresh Ramasubramanian via NANOG <nanog () lists nanog org> said:

It's a nice little book, lots of interesting stories.

It's published by Columbia Global Reports which is a series of small topical
books. It is not Columbia University Press and their distribution is spotty
because I think they mostly sell direct. I find them interesting enough that I
have an annual subscription so they send me the physical books...

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Suresh Ramasubramanian via NANOG (Jan 20)
It is a very new release, fag end of last year. I suppose it’s all being rolled out and takes some time to get
everything on Amazon.

He has Columbia as a publisher so I would guess they’ll eventually make it available worldwide.

From: Alec Edworthy via NANOG <nanog () lists nanog org>
Date: Tuesday, 20 January 2026 at 9:32 PM
To: nanog () lists nanog org <nanog () lists nanog org>
Cc: Alec Edworthy <A.Edworthy () lboro ac...

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Alec Edworthy via NANOG (Jan 20)
Availability in the UK seems limited too. No Kindle edition and the
paperback is only from third party sellers from what I can see (which
makes me think they're imports).

A

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Mel Beckman via NANOG (Jan 20)
If you could, that would be terrific. I’d love to have the Kindle edition as well, and I am happy to pay for it.

-mel


Damned if I know. I can ask Samanth about it and he can ask his publisher to get things moving.

From: Mel Beckman <mel () beckman org>
Date: Tuesday, 20 January 2026 at 8:31 PM
To: nanog () lists nanog org <nanog () lists nanog org>
Cc: Suresh Ramasubramanian <ops.lists () gmail com>, Christopher E....

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Suresh Ramasubramanian via NANOG (Jan 20)
Damned if I know. I can ask Samanth about it and he can ask his publisher to get things moving.

From: Mel Beckman <mel () beckman org>
Date: Tuesday, 20 January 2026 at 8:31 PM
To: nanog () lists nanog org <nanog () lists nanog org>
Cc: Suresh Ramasubramanian <ops.lists () gmail com>, Christopher E. Brown via NANOG <nanog () lists nanog org>
Subject: Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book

It looks...

Re: pingability of 2600:: Marco Moock via NANOG (Jan 20)
This is not limited to HE.
E.g. AS3320 doesn't have a route to 2600::/29 - and they peer on IPv6 -
e.g. 2001:550::/32 is being in their table directly connected to AS174.

Are there some people form Cogent here who can clarify that?

Re: The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Mel Beckman via NANOG (Jan 20)
It looks terrific! I just ordered the paper bag from Amazon. I wanted to get the Kindle version, but curiously it said
“this version is not available in your country“. Any reason why that would be?

-mel via cell

The web beneath our waves - undersea cables book Suresh Ramasubramanian via NANOG (Jan 20)
I just realised that this book my old friend Samanth Subramanian was working on came out last year. Been a long time
since the last book I heard of on this subject.

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/power-hangs-by-a-literal-thread/

--srs

Re: New c-nsp, j-nsp, a-nsp, etc mailing lists Christopher E. Brown via NANOG (Jan 19)
Not so much

TORNOG 1 -- Call for Proposals Mark Prosser via NANOG (Jan 19)
Hello NANOG community,

Our little community NOG, here in Toronto, is growing. This year we are
hosting our first ever full day conference on April 13th, 2026.

We would like to welcome folks from far & wide to submit proposals and
bring content to operators within our region.

The Proposal window opened today. It will be open until EOD (23:59:59
EDT) on March 6th, 2026.

We are looking for technical or "meta" talks on...

Re: Optimizing Singapore peering? James Bensley via NANOG (Jan 19)
Hi!

I can't comment on getting PNIs with those networks specifically, I'm not peered with them, but in general, I find that
getting PNIs is almost always about speaking to the write person, it's annoying, but that has consistently been my
experience unfortunately.

If getting the PNIs doesn't work out, my advice would be to use the right tool for the job. You don't want a Tier 1
here, you want to a Tier 2. Tier 1s...

Re: Weird routing pattern - Atlanta device hitting Argentine ISP + unknown EU endpoint Intergalactic Auditor via NANOG (Jan 18)
To answer your questions for the list:

1. Originating ASN: AS209 (CenturyLink/Lumen)

2. Device State: The traffic was observed after a DFU reset with only native factory applications present. No
third-party apps, profiles, or VPNs were installed.

3. Objective at Apple: Reaching Product Security (PSIRT) and Global NetOps to identify why the system is bypassing
native TLS for BoringSSL to reach these specific endpoints.

4. Regarding the...

Re: Weird routing pattern - Atlanta device hitting Argentine ISP + unknown EU endpoint Ryan Hamel via NANOG (Jan 18)
Looks like ">" quoting in Outlook has other plans when converted to plain text. Sorry about that folks.

Ryan Hamel

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Cc: Intergalactic Auditor <fr0mTheCloud () proton me>; Ryan Hamel <ryan () rkhtech org>
Subject: Re:...

Re: Weird routing pattern - Atlanta device hitting Argentine ISP + unknown EU endpoint Ryan Hamel via NANOG (Jan 18)
Could you provide more information to go along with this? What exactly are you trying to reach at Apple, and the
originating ASN/carrier where you are seeing this behavior? Depending on the service, it could be a cache box for Apple
TV+, or something CDN related.

Reformatting your email for readability.

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Expected: Apple infrastructure (17.x.x.x)
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Actual destinations:
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- 109.1.2.1 (SFR France, INFRA-SBT, abuse ()...

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