Note : Some presentations are unavailable or were witheld by the author.
Day 1 (21 August 2008).
| IPv6 Failure is an Option, Geoff Huston, APNIC | |
| Peering - How an ISP might attain Tier1 status, Vijay Gill, Google | |
| Emerging Access Technologies, Tom Sykes, NEC | |
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Building Remote POPs, Mark Prior, Juniper |
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Scaling Broadband Access Networks, Cameron Dry, iiNet |
| 4 Byte ASN - The Transit Provider Perspective, James Spenceley, Vocus | |
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Australia in IPv6 transition, Tony Hill, ISOC |
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Internet Traffic and Attack Trends, Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks |
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Oregon IX - History and Overview, David Meyer, Cisco |
| Panel - AP Policy |
Day 2 (22 August 2008).
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Automatic Configuration Generation and Auditing, Vijay Gill, Google |
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INOC DBA, Garurab Raj Upadhaya & Bill Woodcock |
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IPv6 in Asia - A consumer's perspective, Raphael Ho, Equinix |
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LISP - David Meyer, Cisco |
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Billing and Accounting ISP users, Lessons Learnt, Mark Lillywhite, Inomial |
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Route Filtering Panel: Responsibilities and Challenges, Danny McPherson, Arbor Networks |
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Exchange Point Routing, Jason Sinclair & Bob Purdon, PIPE Networks |
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Network Monitoring and Control Using the Open Source “L3DGE” System, Warren Harrop |