BlueCat Networks is expanding to Asia-Pacific with local Partners (TCP/IP World) BlueCat Networks signed distribution agreements with Netpoleon Solutions and AEC Distribution in Singapore and ACA Pacific Group in Thailand.  The new agreements expand BlueCat Networks’ reach in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region by enabling Netpoleon Solutions, AEC Distribution and ACA to market and distribute IPAM [...]

The DNS query load for VeriSign was around 62 billion everday on average for 2nd quarter of 2010. This was a sixteen percent hike from the 1st quarter this year. Annually, the daily average saw an increase of twenty-eight percent. With all this growth there has been great industry progress in implementing DNSSEC (Domain Name [...]

Neustar Inc. announced a new way to easily integrate internal DNS, DHCP, and IPAM (IP Address Management) operations. The new service called Neustar Ultra DDI (DNS,DHCP, IPAM) managed service consists of networking equipment using Infoblox appliances in addition to issue resolution, hardware lifecycle replenishment, software updates and equipment replacements. Neustar gurus conduct 24/7 monitoring and [...]

By Silvia Hagen Silvia Hagen is the author of IPv6 Essentials There is a saying that goes like this, “There is only one thing mankind can learn from history and that is that mankind never learns from history.” But what does history show? History shows that for instance in the early 1980s leading management schools [...]

Infoblox Inc. has been chosen by Independence Blue Cross  to provide it with domain name systems (DNS), IP address management (IPAM), and IP address assignment (DHCP)services.  With 2.4 million local members and 3.3 million nationwide members Independence Blue Cross is Philadelphia’s largest healthcare insurance provider. Darin Freeman, Manager of Distributed Systems at Independence Blue Cross [...]

By Nikki Patel This is how a DDOS attack works (TCP IP World) DNS has restored services and mended customer relationship since being victim to a denial of service attack at a 50Gbps. It still remains unclear who the hacking culprits are and for what reason they interfered with DNS Made Easy’s System.  One forecasted [...]

By Nikki Patel (TCP/IP World) It has been suggested that some of the Wi-Fi issues the iPad has been facing are a result of bad handing of DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Any device must obtain an IP address from a DHCP server in order to make use of the Wi-Fi connection.  These obtained IP [...]

The Editor of TCP IP World got a change to ask  the CEO of Iceland`s Men & Mice, Jón R. Kristjánsson, a few questions about their business and outlook of the DDI (DNS, DHCP, IPAM) industry. Men & Mice Company Logo Brief Company Profile: Men & Mice develops enterprise ready DNS, DHCP and IP address [...]