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rpki.net project site
This is the Trac site for the rpki.net project. The project provides a free,
BSD License, open source, complete system for the Internet Registry or ISP. It
includes separate components which may be combined to suit your needs:

Certification Engine 
Relying Party Cache (sometimes called a 'validator') 
rpki-rtr protocol, to feed the data to routers doing RPKI-based origin validation 
GUI for use by users of the 'hosted' model (i.e. customers who do not run their own CA) 
Web Reporting Pages so you can see what your cache has found 
Creation of pseudo-IRR data for those who wish to feed RPSL toolchains 

If you're looking for the general RPKI Wiki (not specific to our software),
it's over here.
Downloads
See the documentation for how to download and install the code.
We now have Debian packages, Ubuntu packages, and FreeBSD ports
of the code.
You can also browse the source code.
Documentation
Primary documentation for the code is here, in the Trac wiki. PDF and
flat text forms derived from are available in the source code repository.
Bug Reports
The ticket queue is open for public read. Please register for an
account if you need to create a ticket.
Monitoring
Current status of RPKI system as seen by one relying party.
TLS Certificate
If you're trying to connect to this site (https://rpki.net/) using HTTPS,
you may see warnings about an untrusted certificate. There's nothing wrong,
this just means that your web browser doesn't know about the Certification
Authority that we use.
You can download a PGP-signed version of the HACTRN CA certificate to
fix this.
If you don't care about checking the CA certificate and just want the warning
to go away, you can set a browser exception or just install the HACTRN CA
certificate without checking it.
APRICOT 2013
Hot link to information for APRICOT 2013 Hackathon.
Thanks to JPNIC, a VirtualBox appliance image is available, with
documentation.