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*[[North America]]: [[North American Network Operators Group]] (NANOG), [[American Registry for Internet Numbers]] (ARIN)

| title = North American Network Operators Group NANOG 17

| journal = North American Network Operators Group

| publisher = North American Network Operators Group

| journal = [[North American Network Operators Group]]

...group of the merged companies. I've personally given presentations at the North American Network Operators Group (NANOG) where it was completely understood that the outside service provide

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...and I started to play in the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF), [[North American Network Operators Group]] (NANOG)and the [[Internet Research Task Force]] (IRTF).

...dozens of industry presentations, including tutorials on routing for the [[North American Network Operators Group]] (http://nanog.org/authors.html). Worked for several years at Nortel, star ...and I started to play in the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF), [[North American Network Operators Group]] (NANOG)and the [[Internet Research Task Force]] (IRTF).

...u wrote S/WAN? There were no hits on "Cryptographic snake oil" with NANOG (North American Network Operators Group), RIPE (Réseaux IP Européens, the European IP forum), APRICOT (Asia Pacif

...ns. For example, [[CZ: Internet operations]] is the specific goal of the [[North American Network Operators Group]], which has a mailing list to which I subscribe and at which I've been act