A morning of presentations and technical training on BGP and peering. A chance for the technical community to come together and knowledge share.

GhNOG is open to network engineers and network operators.

Head to the Conference Hall within the Association of African Universities.

Supported by:

ISOC Ghana Chapter

Internet Society Ghana Chapter (ISOC Ghana) is a chartered Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC) which is a non-profit organization founded in 1992 to provide leadership in Internet related standards, education, and policy.

ISOC Ghana is dedicated to ensuring the open development, evolution and use of the Internet for the benefit of people in Ghana and throughout the world. Since it was formed in 1996, ISOC Ghana has championed a number of initiatives in capacity building for the technical community and education. Find out more here.

The London Internet Exchange (LINX)

LINX Accra is the new place to land your network for low latency interconnection solutions.

A fully redundant, interconnected, multi-site fabric to further future-proof digital services and the connectivity eco-system in Ghana.

This setup will provide redundancy and interconnectivity, allowing networks at either location to meet at LINX Accra via a single cross-connect to access peering services and more. Find out more here.

GhNOG Supported by ISOC & LINX