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AS Number Feature
Autonomous System (AS) Numbers

Four-byte AS numbers will become more common from January 1, 2009

Is your network ready for the transition?

The five RIRs will begin issuing 4-byte AS numbers by default starting next year.

Go to our new 4-byte AS number information pages to get the latest advice from leading industry specialists.


IPv6 Transition
One jump ahead on IPv6 related topics! The ICONS IPv6 Transition pages
Training and Conferences
The APNIC list of meetings, conferences and training events in the Asia Pacific region

Glossary
If it is all a little confusing, you might find out list of Internet terms and acronyms a handy reference.

Photo Gallery
Check out the photos taken at various Internet Community events around the world, or upload your own gallery to share your photos.

Welcome To ICONS Wiki

Welcome to the new Wiki pages for ICONS (Internet Community of Online Networking Specialists).

Whether you are a vendor, ISP, user, or regulator, we encourage you to contribute anything interesting that you think may be of benefit to others. You can add comments or bookmarks as well as add and edit pages, or build an RSS feed of your favorite area to make sure you are kept up to date with any changes.

You can browse the existing contents as a guest user, however, to add content to ICONS, you simply need to register as an ICONS member.

Safari Users
Safari users are not currently able to access the Rich Text Editor functionality on the ICONS Wiki. However, they still have full access using Wiki Markup.








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