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DNSSEC: What Every Sysadmin Should be Doing to Keep Things Working

IPv6 and DNSSEC
Authors: 

Roland Van Rijswijk, SURFnet bv

Abstract: 

Unless you've been sipping cold lemon daiquiris on a beach for the past five years, you will know that there's this thing called DNSSEC out there. But did you know that you may be using it without being aware of it? And that the firewall nobody dares touch on your network may be messing with DNSSEC and causing you problems? This talk will focus on what every sysadmin should know about DNSSEC and should be aware of when setting up a DNS server and a firewall based on real world problems and experiences.

Roland van Rijswijk, SURFnet

Roland van Rijswijk works as Technical Product Manager for several SURFnet services, including DNS and DNSSEC. He is responsible for innovation management in the area of Internet security. Roland obtained a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Twente (2001), after which he worked in software development for Philips, Advanced Encryption Technology (AET), and InTraffic. His expertise is in the application of high-end cryptography. Roland joined SURFnet in 2008.

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