Re: European/Asian equivalents to NANOG?

[Kuniaki Kondo <kuniaki () iij ad jp>]

From: Emiko KOYAMA <emiko () ntt-wt co jp>
Subject: Re: European/Asian equivalents to NANOG?
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1998 00:50:02 +0900

> In Japan, as presented in NANOG11, we have JANOG meeting 2 times a year, 
> everything is discussed in Japanese though.
> (Next meeting will be in Kyoto 18 December 1998)
> http://www.janog.gr.jp

  Maybe, JANOG is having english page. 
  http://www.janog.gr.jp/index-e.html

> #to subscribe JANOG mailing list , you may sent to janog-ctl () janog gr jp to 
> #write "subscribe" at SUBJECT field.
>
> Any questions reguarding JANOG, please contact to Mr.Takashi Arano
> arano () ntt ocn ne jp.

  Maybe JANOG Contact is secretariat () janog gr jp.

Thank you.

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Kuniaki Kondo
kuniaki () iij ad jp
Internet Initiative Japan Inc.

> Emiko
>
> > "Barry Raveendran Greene" <bgreene () cisco com> writes:
> >
> > > Lets fill in the E-mail addresses:
> >
> > >    zanog - (south)Africa           (do not have it with me)
> > >    nanog - North America           nanog () merit edu
> > >    eof   - European                        eof-list () ripe net
> > >    apops - Asia/Pacific            apops () apnic net
> > >    enredo - Latin America          enredo () reacciun ve
> >
> > > I've heard rumors of another ops list in the Mid-East/Gulf States.
> >
> > In Korea, we have nog () nog or kr, and a home page at http://www.nog.or.kr.
> > However, everything is written in Korean, so it is probably of marginal
> > interest to most NANOG folks...
> >
> > Our Korean NOG tends to meet every other month (schedule generally
> > depends on the host), almost always in Seoul.