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The Network Startup Resource Center (NSRC), based at the University of Oregon, was established in 1992 to provide technical assistance to organizations setting up computer networks in developing areas for collaborative research, education and international partnerships. Over the past twenty years, the NSRC has worked with universities, research institutes, Internet Service Providers, non-governmental organizations, governmental and supranational agencies, and industry to help develop networks and cyberinfrastructure resources in Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin America/Caribbean, and the Middle East. The NSRC is partially funded by grant number 0963081 from the International Research Network Connections (IRNC) program of the National Science Foundation and Google, with additional contributions from dozens of public and private organizations. The NSRC works closely with several University of Oregon organizations, including the Route Views project, the Network and Telecommunication Services group, UO Libraries, and the Wired Humanities Project (WHP).
See our About page to learn more about us or View a map showing where the NSRC has assisted with Internet infrastructure development and technical training programs.
The 11th Pacific Network Operators Group meeting (PacNOG 11) will take place from July 1-6 at the Radisson Blu Hotel on Denarau Island, Nadi, Fiji. NSRC staff Hervey Allen, Phil Regnauld and Carlos Vicente will be assisting and teaching in a full-day Linux and Network Introduction session as well as in workshops on BGP IPv4/IPv6 Workshop and Network Monitoring and Management. This edition of PacNOG will be hosted by the Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association (PITA).
The 34th Asia Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC 34) will take place in Phnom Penh, Cambodia from August 21-31 at the Nagaworld Hotel and Entertainment Complex. NSRC staff Hervey Allen and Phil Regnauld will be presenting a tutorial on Network Monitoring and Management during the APNIC 34 conference week on Monday, August 27th.
A list of upcoming events is available here or you can view our network training workshops if you would prefer.
Phone: +1-541-346-3547
Fax: +1-541-346-3485
nsrc@nsrc.org
The NSRC donated switches and routers provided by Google and Cisco Systems to member institutions of TERNET once the workshops were completed. The event was made possible by the generous support of several local sponsors as well as NSRC supporters. A full list of workshop sponsors can be seen here.
