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Evaluating the Growth of Internet Traffic

• Comment posted Nov 19, 2011 9:09 am PST — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  Just a brief thought: 650 Tbps will give 650 million people each a 1 megabit/sec stream, which is enough to watch reasonable video quality, all at the SAME TIME. How much more bandwidth would the world need?

Uptake of IPv6 in All Regions

• Comment posted Jan 06, 2011 9:18 am PST — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  Hi Mirjam, Great graphics, good development. But: how come this does not show in the traffic stats of AMS-IX? http://www.ams-ix.net/sflow-stats/ether/bps/log shows the same IPv6 volumes as last year, and the year before that. BTW, CU next thursday at ISOC?

An Attack on DNS is an Attack on the Internet

• Comment posted Aug 22, 2010 10:28 am PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  Interesting approach. See for a more comprehensive story about additional DNS DOS countermeasures: blog.easydns.org Your DNS provider, if any, can implement most of these on a larger scale. Note therefore, that if you take this approach, you are basically saying…

• Comment posted Aug 20, 2010 4:24 pm PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  Some methodology clarification. The measurements used in the research are the result of long running studies. The ‘independent’ dataset has no relation in any way with DNS Made Easy’s services, to the best of our knowledge. It is monitored for…

• Comment posted Aug 17, 2010 7:40 pm PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  Currently travelling with limited access to my files. I will follow up in a few days. I appreciate the constructive comments on my post and I feel proud to be a member of this community dedicated to making a better…

• Comment posted Aug 16, 2010 7:47 am PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  @David, which data would you like to see in particular? @Jeremy: 5-10% refers to domains served by DNS made easy, not the internet as a whole. Nevertheless, our measurements do show above average resolve time slowness. Depending on your point…

What Digital Divide on IP Addresses?

• Comment posted May 31, 2010 3:41 pm PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  I am sorry to hear that my post caused you discomfort. It looks like I have not always succeeded in making my points clear. The digital divide is not caused by IP address allocation policies. The fact is that development…

The Digital Divide on IP Addresses

• Comment posted May 28, 2010 6:33 am PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  "hundreds of IPv6 addresses per capita" should read "hundreds of /64 IPv6 blocks per capita". The number of adresses in a /64 is equal to the number of addresses in the IPv4 space, squared. Which volumes like these, measuring IPv6…

Network Neutrality

• Comment posted Aug 18, 2006 2:08 pm PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  It is good to have an economic argument to the table, in addition to the free speech type of discussion. As I describe in my blog, it makes sense to distinguish between three types of economic actors: client ISP, server…

Net Neutrality Is As Silly As So-Called Internet Governance

• Comment posted Aug 18, 2006 2:05 pm PDT — by Peter HJ van Eijk
  In trying to wade through the argument I have found it usefull to distinguish several types of Internet providers: client, server and transit. Not all arguments are equally strong for every actor. See my blog