ISC Press & Articles and Mentions

Redwood City, CA --

The NTP Public Services Project is pleased to announce the rehosting of the NTP Bugzilla to its facilities at ISC.

The NTP Public Services Project Bugzilla is located at http://bugs.ntp.isc.org and redirection will be provided from http://bugzilla.ntp.org. All existing Bugzilla user accounts were transfered during the rehosting so that users will not need to re-register.

Redwood City, CA -- The widely-used public services of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) Project are moving to Internet Systems Consortium (ISC). NTP is the protocol that allows the clocks of computers to synchronize over a network with definitive time servers. One example of an industry dependent on accurate time is the communications industry. From consumer telephone service and military satellites to network broadcasting and cable television, accurate synchronized time is essential.

Redwood City, CA -- Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) and Cable and Wireless have installed a new F-root nameserver at the INXS in Munich, Germany.

Joao Damas, F-root Programme Manager, stated, "ISC is extremely happy to be working with Cable and Wireless to enhance the resilience and service of the global DNS. Installation at the INXS exchange point increases root server reachability in Europe."

Redwood City, CA - Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) and ISOC-IL have installed a new F-root nameserver in Tel Aviv, Israel, at the Israeli Internet Exchange (IIX). The new server was deployed in cooperation with ISOC-IL, the Israeli chapter of the Internet Society, serving all of the Israeli Internet Community.