Development Blog: DSC and DNSTAP
Our latest development blog post, a guest post on APNIC's blog, is about how DNSTAP support in DSC can allow you to monitor all the DNS. [ Full blog post ]
OARC's Community Chat Server - Mattermost
Mattermost Chat Server - chat.dns-oarc.net
We have replaced our previous Member-only Jabber service with a more modern chat platform - Mattermost. Mattermost is open source software, and has open-source clients available for all major desktop and mobile platforms or can be used in a regular browser window. Information on Mattermost client software and downloads are available he
Development Update #2010
Here is our latest development update: medium.com/@dnsoarc/devel… Read about the recent finished project Soteria and new releases!
Announcing OARC 33 as an online workshop
OARC 33 is scheduled to take place online on September 28th (13:00 - 18:00 UTC) and 29th (13:00-15:00). Registrations and Call for Presentations are now open. [ Full blog post ]
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2020 OARC Elections and AGM
2020 OARC AGM
The DNS-OARC 2020 Annual General Meeting will be held as a stand-alone online-only event on Tuesday 29th September at 16:00 UTC, the day after the online OARC33 workshop.
Announcing OARConline 32b
The second OARConline workshop will take place on August 11th (13:00 - 15:00 UTC). Registrations and Call for Presentations are now open. [ Full blog post ]
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Development Update #2005
Check out our latest development update which features new releases for dsc, dnscap and dnsperf, and updates to our Member Portal! [ Full blog post ]
Development Update #2003
Check out our latest development update which features DNSTAP support in dsc, the new libraries that makes it possible and other releases! [ Full blog post ]
DNS-OARC and COVID-19
Blog post by OARC's President:
OARC’s Continuity, Community and Mission in a time of global pandemic
RPKI origin validation for resolvers!
Check My DNS can now check if RPKI origin validation is enabled for the resolvers that query it.
Download cmdns-cli and run cmdns-cli -checks trans_rpkiv4, read this blog post for more details.