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toggle navigation home welcome categories 2018 shortlist judges winners 2018 sponsorship the ceremony faqs ccw contact 2019 enquiries welcome congratulations to all our winners for this year’s international critical communications awards. the winners were revealed at the ceremony at the palais am funkturm, berlin in may 2018. 2018’s awards saw a record number of entries and we would like to congratulate all of our shortlist. we hope to see you again in bangkok in 2019. missed out this year? click here to get notified when the 2019 awards are open for entries. organised by ma exhibitions, in association with the tcca, the iccas are regarded as the most sought-after accolade in critical communications. celebrating innovation, excellence and execution in mission critical communications, the international critical communications awards recognise products, organisations and individuals who push the boundaries of technological capabilities. organised by: ma exhibitions in association with: categories 2018 click a category to view more information best use of critical communications for public safety best innovation award best use of critical communications for transport best use of critical communications in utilities outstanding single-site critical communications installation best evolution to future broadband best use of control room systems tcca young engineer of the year outstanding contribution to critical communications judges the international critical communications awards are judged by an independent panel of judges. we are delighted to have the following judges on board for this year: robin davis - actica consulting robin davis is an independent government advisor and technology advocate, who has advised government bodies and many public safety agencies around the world on the deployment of large scale leading edge technology projects and programmes. specific to mission critical communications he has a detailed understanding of operational systems, lte, tetra radio, broadband and complex control room integration. his experience covers working across the uk, europe, the middle east, india, thailand, singapore, hong kong, australia and new zealand. he is a specialist in providing business case justification, benchmarking and procurement support for complex technology programmes and is currently advising various government, public safety, transport and utility organisations. robin is currently chairman of the tcca transportation group, a role he has undertaken for the last ten years. john dundas john has been working in radio communications for over 30 years starting with the military and moving into the pmr world on leaving the military. he started his own consultation business in 2015 providing radio communications and spectrum consultancy. his main work is now supporting mega sporting events with past projects in canada, brazil, australia, europe and currently working on one in japan. he follows all the new technology trends as these make their way into these mega events, and innovation can help solve engineering problems and budget constraints. communications is critical to these events with anywhere between 15,000 to 30,000 devices being used. dr. barbara held - federal agency for public safety digital radio (bdbos) barbara held is currently head of directorate operations at the german federal agency for public safety digital radio (bdbos) which is responsible for running the digital network and the tactical coordination with the users. she has joined the bdbos in august 2012 as head of directorate general affairs. following her academic career in communication science at freie universität berlin, barbara held was hired in 2000 by the german federal ministry of the interior (bmi) to work for the federal coordination board for the ict in the german government (kbst). among her tasks was the promotion of open standards as well as the management of several egovernment projects. from 2004 to 2008 barbara held was seconded as national expert to the european commission (dg entreprise and dg informatics) covering various topics in the area of cross-border data exchange. back in berlin she became member of the unit “police information matters” in the bmi,serving as head of the german delegation in the relevant eu-council working groups (schengen and dapix). in 2012 barbara held attended a six month course in “international security policy” at the german federal academy for security studies (berlin). she holds a phd in communication science and is board member and director of the tetra and critical communications association (tcca). kevin graham - atf and natf kevin is qualified electronics engineer with over 35 years’ experience in project and systems engineering, sales / marketing, and general and executive management for private and public multinational companies. for the past 15 years, he has run his own executive management and engineering consulting company global digital solutions. the majority of his working career has been spent in the telecommunications sector and more recently in mining and industrial mineral processing sectors. his career involved a broad spectrum of markets and geographies within enterprise, industrial, mining, government, public safety, defence, rail and other transport and utility customer bases. kevin established and chaired two regional industry associations for tetra & critical communication in australasia (since 2000) and north america (2012-2015), was past president and board member of the australian radio site owners and users associations (now arcia).he remains director on the australasian tetra and critical communications forum and holds executive positions on the board of several companies in singapore, australia and advisory to entities in new zealand and usa. tj kennedy tj kennedy is one of the co-founders and principals of the public safety network. tj has had a 15-year career in wireless technology and general management and, prior to the public safety network, was the president of the first responder network authority, known as firstnet, an independent government authority charged with creating the first ever financially self-sustaining broadband nationwide network for public safety. tj led firstnet from a start-up inside the united states government to become a $40 billion public-private partnership (ppp) that is governing a mission critical 4g lte network in all 50 us states, 5 territories, and the district of columbia. this ppp is the largest ever in the united states and is now providing prioritized and preemptive public safety communications to law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services personnel. prior to joining firstnet, tj was the president of raytheon jps communications and led the public safety business at raytheon company. countries around the world are learning from the firstnet model and are looking to emulate its success. technology companies seek tj’s advice on how they can create the internet of life saving things (iolst) and how to encourage public safety to embrace technology to enable the ways they respond, interact, and serve the public in its greatest time of need. as a reliable and dedicated leader, tj has defined and achieved organizational excellence and created complex business strategies that have achieved incredible results while working in a political environment with diverse stakeholders. tj received his b.s. from the university of utah and his m.b.a. from johns hopkins university. richard lambley - consulting editor, tetra today richard lambley is the consulting editor of tetra today and land mobile, and has been writing about wireless communications since the beginning of the modern mobile telephone age in the mid-1980s. previously he edited one of the first mobile communications magazines, mobile & cellular. before that, he was communications editor of electronics & wireless world, founded in 1911 as the marconigraph -- the world's first journal dedicated to radio communication. in the early years of land mobile he wrote about some of the first laboratory demonstrations and practical tests of tetra technology. for more than 30 years, richard has tracked the communications technologies and services that have combined to create today's professional communications scene and is regarded as one of the finest writers in the mobile communications industry. ken rehbehn ken rehbehn is a principal analyst at critcomm insights. as a wireless technology analyst, ken tracks the global radio access network (ran) technology solutions deployed by private and public network operators as they deliver services to mission critical agencies and enterprises. with more than 30 years of experience in the field, he provides insight into ongoing and emerging trends including 3gpp-based 4g/lte and 5g as well as project 25 and tetra land mobile radio system evolution his coverage area also addresses non-mobile radio technology for low power, wide area (lpwa) internet of things (iot) networking. technology elements covered include base stations, small cells, base station antennas, distributed antenna systems (das), small cells, public safety communications devices and public safety iot. ken started his career with a stint as a 9-1-1 dispatcher in montgomery county, maryland and remains active as a volunteer firefighter. kai rotermundt - p3 group kai rotermundt is managing director of p3 communications gmbh. he is in the mobile communications business since the beginning of the 90’s when gsm started its success story, coming up with an internship at deutsche telekom in the context of the last analog wireless service, the c-network. after receiving his diploma (dipl.-ing.) in electrical engineering from the university of bremen, he proceeded to work for three german nationwide mobile network operators (e-plus gsm, broadnet wll, mobilcom umts) with responsibilities in the fields of planning, rollout and operations. finally, he was responsible for a german branch office. starting in 2003 at p3, since then and till now he was significantly involved into technical consulting, engineering and testing projects for the german first responders digital radio network. under his guidance, p3 has accompanied the development of the tetra network over the whole life cycle from requirements specification to operations. at p3 communications gmbh, he’s responsible for the public sector. adrian scrase - chief technical officer, etsi adrian scrase played a central role in the creation of the “3rd generation partnership project” (3gpp) and is responsible for the operations of the 3gpp project co-ordination group. he heads 3gpps’ mobile competence centre (mcc) which is an international team of 20 experts who provide comprehensive support to the project. he was also principally involved in the formation of the “onem2m” partnership project and oversees etsi’s support to that initiative. he is cto within etsi with operational responsibility for all of etsi’s standards production activities. he has more than 30 years’ experience in the telecommunications field, which includes 25 years of experience in standardization. nick smye - mason advisory prof zheng zuhui - tcca china society the ceremony details about the event the international critical communications awards 2018 will take place on tuesday 15th may 2018 at palais am funkturm. enjoy a reception followed by dinner, and then the unveiling of the 2018 winners at the ceremony itself. as a premier night for networking, you don’t want to miss your chance to be there. book now: please click here to book your table to the ceremony. date: tuesday 15th may 2018 dress code: lounge suit venue: berlin, germany time event 18:45 drinks reception 19:30 dinner 21:00 awards ceremony 22:30 close ceremony midnight carriages tickets tickets for the ceremony will be on sale in march once the shortlist has been announced. please email [email protected] if you require further information pricing information please view our terms and conditions, which contains information about our cancellation policy. type standard rate seat £225.00 + vat table for 10 £2150.00 + vat please note all prices exclude vat. please contact sam dewey on +44 (0) 207 501 6782 or email [email protected] if you have any other questions or need additional information. shortlist 2018 scroll through to see the shortlist for 2018 best use of critical communications for public safety finalists: • city of hamburg, operation management of the g20 summit • leonardo, tetra network for argentina • motorola solutions - norway and sweden accomplish common cross-border radio communications • nokia solutions and networks, nokia saving lives • state secretariat of public safety for rio de janeiro, sirce best innovation award finalists: • bittium, tough mobile c • motorola solutions, si500 video speaker microphone • nist/pscr psiap program • nokia solutions and networks, nokia saving lives • radlink communications, aurizon rail queensland tetra system • smith myers communications, artemis • west yorkshire police, pronto best use of critical communications for transport finalists: • athens international airport, telematics project implementation • motorola solutions, rheinbahn, ruhrbahn and duisburger verkehrsgesellschaft deploy motorola solutions dimetra ip scalable • motorola solutions - trenes argentinos operaciones (sofse) - "smart mission critical solutions on rails” • radlink communications, aurizon rail queensland tetra system best use of critical communications in utilities finalists: • korea electric power corporation, digitalized trunked radio solution for power automation and industry iot • nokia, converged fan • powertrunk, diverse power tetra network • yorkshire water, adoption and software: yorkshire water, adoption of netmotion’s mobile performance management software outstanding single-site critical communications installation finalists: • athonet, 5g-ready critical communications for mining deployments • motorola solutions, making campus safety a priority with critical-communications technology and services • nokia solutions and networks, nokia saving lives best evolution to future broadband finalists: • bittium, tough mobile hybridx tactical extension • etelm, 4glinked • hytera mobilfunk, hytera multi-mode advanced radios, ptc760/pdc760 • secure land communications at airbus, tactilon dabat • teltronic, tetra+lte convergent solution best use of control room systems finalists: • apd communications, leading critical communications innovation for the control room • ministry of interior kuwait, decision making room • motorola solutions, project green light detroit tcca young engineer of the year finalists: • rodrigo batista de moura, state secretariat of public safety for rio de janeiro • ermin huremovic, apd communications • thomas roth, gryphon secure • islam saif, motorola solutions outstanding contribution to critical communications finalists: • david chater-lea, motorola solutions • mike norfield, simoco wireless solutions sponsorship your sponsorship package the package detailed below will ensure that you identify and captivate your target market in the pre and post event literature by positioning yourself as a sponsor of a relevant awards night ensuring you: generate customer preference for your company benefit from branding that will transcend cultural and language barriers as this event will be marketed globally relate directly with existing / prospective customers captivate a large range of different decision makers from various end user sectors throughout the world as a sponsor for the international critical communications awards 2018 you will benefit from a comprehensive marketing programme. this includes advertising, editorial and social media to our multichannel platforms. pre-event promotion branding on all pre-event advertisements within critical communications world show guide, land mobile and tetra today. your logo presence at http://www.criticalcommsawards.com/ together with your company profile and link to your website company logo on email blasts sent to promote calls for entries and then event table sales. these will be sent to a minimum of 29,000 professionals each time social media announcement announcing your sponsorship of the awards international outreach including mention of your sponsorship of the awards on www.landmobile.co.uk and www.tetratoday.com on the night branded meeting point at the champagne reception to welcome your guests three course dinner for you and your guests a table of ten for you and your guests a glossy awards book of the night detailing all winners and shortlisted candidates will be distributed to all present on the night complete with a full page advertisement your company branding on the av presentation on the night and your logo on a banner next to the stage social media promotion live at the event post-awards coverage the book of the night will also be distributed to 29,000+ database which includes your full page advertisement and appear digitally on www.critical-communications-world.com seen by over 50,000 engaged industry professionals first renewal option for 2019 for more information about either sponsorship or the event please contact: jon pittock, sales director, on +44 207 501 6684 or email [email protected] . winners 2018 scroll through to see the winners from 2018 best use of critical communications for public safety winner: motorola solutions, norway and sweden accomplish common cross-border radio communications after almost three years spent overcoming technical obstacles and differences in operating procedures, motorola solutions, airbus defence and space along with msb and dsb have achieved interoperability between norway and sweden’s police and rescue teams. communications across the countries’ one thousand, six hundred, and nineteen kilometre long border are improving the responsiveness and efficiency of their emergency services and they are now collaborating with finland to connect virve to nødnett and to rakel, thereby creating a nordic communication cluster. the judges described it as a milestone for tetra and a great step forward in critical communications. best innovation award winner: smith myers communications, artemis smith myers’ artemis avionics communication and location system allows airborne search and rescue operations to locate missing persons and communicate with them in areas without the need for any public cellular networks. it operates using standard omni-directional antennas, acts as its own cellular network and has been specifically designed for use in search and rescue helicopters. in the right conditions, artemis can locate a mobile phone from more than thirty kilometres away and during recent flight tests successfully located a phone buried under three feet of snow from a distance of sixteen kilometres, while at eight and a half thousand feet in a fixed wing aircraft. the judges were impressed by artemis’ potential and what it will bring to search and rescue efforts, with one judge stating that it will save lives. best use of critical communications for transport winner: radlink communications, aurizon rail radlink communications australia designed and delivered a tetra network to aurizon rail, australia's largest rail freight operator. the network consists of seventy-nine sites and covers two thousand six hundred and seventy kilometres of rail network, and links fifty coal mines and four major ports. it replaced four outdated independent analogue systems and consolidated their user bases together with train control, shunting, maintenance and wayside operations, into a single cohesive network. network design and deployment took only fourteen months and was carried out across difficult and challenging terrain. our judges were struck by the way in which radlink was able to address the many challenges it encountered while keeping to an extremely ambitious timetable. best use of critical communications in utilities winner: powertrunk, diverse power tetra network diverse power, an electric membership cooperative based in georgia, usa, acquired a tetra system in 2013 and worked with powertrunk to expand it – which was completed in 2017. instead of limiting its tetra coverage to its own area, diverse power has joined forces with other neighboring electric cooperatives to provide tetra coverage into their territories. this aided in the co-operatives’ response to the hurricanes that struck georgia in 2017. harris county’s sheriff’s office and emergency medical services also use the network, and tetra’s voice clarity played a key role in their decision to do so. diverse power’s network is also used by four local police and ten fire departments in georgia. the judges complimented diverse power on its “great and pioneering use of tetra in the us”. outstanding single-site critical communications installation winner: athonet, 5g-ready critical communications the agnico eagle laronde underground mine in canada deployed a private lte network for its laronde zone 5 project, which is the deepest mine in the western hemisphere. it used athonet’s solution, which was installed by system integrator ambra. the system is fully based on 3gpp standards and fully compatible with all lte standards-based mobile operator networks, bands and off-shelf devices. it has also been built with support for mission-critical lte and 5g features. a fleet of five hundred smartphones is complimented by a complete mobile core that supports push-to-talk and push-to-video over lte. the system has enabled the mine’s supervisors to receive information from their workers in real-time, when it had been previously only been exchanged during shift changes. the judges described the project as an “impressive, innovative, and unusual deployment”. best evolution to future broadband winner: secure land communications at airbus, tactilon dabat the tactilon dabat is the first device to combine a smartphone and a full tetra radio. it provides mission-critical users with the resilience and reliability they’ve come to expect with broadband speeds and the rich array of applications that smartphones provide. it has a large clear display, a professional push-to-talk key, excellent voice quality and an intuitive interface. the tactilon dabat is supported by the airbus smartwisp programme for application developers. about a hundred companies have already joined the programme, which is working to build a professional app ecosystem. the judges described the tactilon dabat as an “excellent example of an evolutionary approach to handset design”. best use of control room systems winner: motorola solutions, project green light detroit project green light detroit is the first public-private-community partnership of its kind. it allows local businesses to install and maintain high definition video surveillance cameras that live stream footage back to detroit’ police department’s real time crime center. there it is received, monitored and analysed by operators using motorola solutions’ commandcentral aware software to help address crime and boost responsiveness to incidents. the project has resulted in a 23 per cent reduction in crime (on average) at the locations in which it operates, including a 44 per cent drop in the number of car-jackings. it has also allowed criminals to be caught in hours, rather than days or weeks due to its ability to clearly capture visuals of suspects. the judges were impressed by these figures and the project’s innovative use of video and data. tcca young engineer of the year winner: thomas roth, gryphon secure thomas roth was hired at the age of 16, by the swiss company schindler, to develop embedded software. in 2010, he published his private security research on using a new technology on the amazon cloud for encryption breaking, gaining him global recognition. at the age of 20 he published an attack on the most common point of sale/card-payment terminal in germany and was even able to load a game of “pong” onto it. he has since published his attacks on trustzone, and researched secure communication platforms such as protonmail, spideroak, and tutanota. in 2018, thomas was named one of the top 30 under 30 years of age in technology by forbes magazine. thomas’ impressive list of achievements prompted one of our judges to express their gratitude that he is working for the white-hat side. outstanding contribution to critical communications winner: david chater-lea, motorola solutions dave has spent more than 35 years of his career in mission-critical communications, and has tirelessly supported the development of standards and the needs of the industry in etsi, tcca, cept, and 3gpp. he has been a key member of the tetra standards community since 1994 when he joined what was then etsi res6 wg6, which designed the tetra security standards. he continues in his roles as chairman of wg4, vice chairman of wg6, vice chairman of tcce and vice chairman of 3gpp sa6, and continues to drive interoperable standards solutions forwards. our judges commend dave for his outstanding and long-term contribution to mission critical wireless standards, with one saying that “it is hard to think of anyone who has been more influential in creating the european standards we have today.” faqs frequently asked questions please see answers to some frequently asked questions below. if your question is not answered here, please get in touch with the awards team on +44 207 501 6782, who will be happy to help. what is the deadline to submit a nomination to the icc awards? a: you must submit your entry by monday 12th march 2018. entries have now closed. how much does it cost to enter? a: the icc awards are free to enter. is there a late entry fee if i don’t submit before the deadline? a: entries received after the deadline date will be subjected to a £35 late entry fee. may i make a nomination into more than one category? a: yes. you may enter as many categories as you see fit. we do recommend that you cater each entry to the specific category for which it is intended. can i submit supporting material? a: you may submit additional information to support your entry, for example images or testimonials. wherever possible, this should be online with the entry. please note there is a 5mb file size limit for the upload. if your supporting documentation exceeds the file size limit, or your supporting documentation cannot be uploaded, please email it to [email protected] or post it to: sam dewey icc awards ma exhibitions st jude's church dulwich road london se24 0pb please clearly mark your supporting documentation with the number of the entry it corresponds to. this number is supplied by the system when you complete your submission. what happens after i have submitted my entries? a: once you have submitted your entries they will be processed and redacted by the awards team, ready for judging. judging takes place at the end of march and the shortlist will be announced shortly after. when is the awards presentation? a: the awards ceremony will take place on the 15th may 2018 in berlin who can enter the awards? a: any organisations or individuals from all around the world can enter the awards. can i make the same nomination as i entered into the icc awards 2016? a: nominations previously entered into the icc awards may be submitted for this year's awards, provided it can be evidenced that further improvements have been achieved since 1st january 2017. can i cancel my entry? a: you may cancel your entry and withdraw it from the awards one month before the entry deadline with no charge. if you wish to withdraw your entries you will need to write to confirming this using the following address; sam dewey icc awards ma exhibitions st jude's church dulwich road london se24 0pb are there sponsorship opportunities? a: there is the opportunity to sponsor the awards. for more information, please click here . how will i know whether my organisation has been shortlisted? a: the full shortlist will be published on this website in march 2018. you will also receive confirmation by email at this time. can i buy tickets to the ceremony? a: yes. tickets will be on sale on the website from early 2018. what is your cancellation policy? a: please click here to read our terms and conditions contact don't hesitate to get in touch with us... sam dewey general enquiries events manager ma exhbitions tel: +44 207 501 6782 send email jon pittock sponsorship enquiries sales manager ma exhbitions tel: +44 207 501 6684 send email best use of critical communications for public safety this award will focus attention on entries that display excellence in the public safety sector. judges will be looking for evidence of safeguards being in place for data security, full adoption of the capabilities of critical communications across a range of platforms, scalability, interoperability, efficient use of bandwidth and, crucially, reliability. clear results that show how critical communications systems have improved response times, reduced areas of no coverage, and improved staff safety would be an advantage. enter now best innovation award aimed at solutions, products and services in all sectors, this award will recognise examples of true ingenuity. for this category, please consider: has your organisation installed a radiocommunications system that pushes the boundaries of current thinking? has digital radio revolutionised communications in your business? the judges will be looking for systems, business cases and solutions that are not commonplace yet have yielded excellent results. entries will be rewarded for clear reasoning of why they stand out above the rest. enter now green technology award this category will celebrate critical communications systems that show a clear eco-friendly objective. as the world becomes increasingly conscious of its environmental responsibilities, and traditional energy supplies grow more costly, products and solutions that obtain power from alternative sources and which leave a lesser carbon footprint become ever more attractive. the judges will be looking for demonstrable evidence that 'green' thinking has been a major priority throughout the design, implementation and end use of the product or solution. this may be shown through alternative energy sourcing (wind, solar etc.), choosing materials that make less impact on the environment, or promoting environmentally responsible applications. this category is open to products and solutions. enter now best use of critical communications for transport best use of critical communications in public transport. one of the fastest-growing applications of critical communications technology around the world is in transport services - including bus, tram, railway and airport ground operations. for moving large numbers of passengers efficiently and without delays to their journey, a reliable radio system which can meet voice and data communications needs both during quiet times and in emergencies is essential. in this category the judges will look for outstanding technologies and implementations, which effectively meet the particular requirements of these activities. enter now best use of critical communications in utilities increased communications needs among utility businesses in industries such as fuel, power and water have encouraged more and more of them to focus on digital radio as a versatile bearer for their voice and data traffic. this award will highlight an elegant and effective critical communications solution within the utilities sector. enter now outstanding single-site critical communications installation though critical communications began as a technology for large-scale radio networks, creative engineering design has brought the functionality and performance benefits of big critical communications to the smallest radio installations. these now include single-site networks serving a locality or simply a workplace, such as a factory or a dockyard. this award is designed as a salute to the best of these small systems. enter now best evolution to future broadband applicable across solutions, products and services, and all market sectors, this award will be looking for examples of industry-leading innovation and engineering ingenuity in the integration of future broadband capabilities with current or planned wireless solutions, products and services. has your organisation developed an integrated broadband system or service that pushes the boundaries of current thinking towards the future world of broadband? has an integrated narrowband/broadband solution revolutionised the way you operate your business? the judges will be looking for candidate entries which reflect the underpinning philosophy of the tcca’s critical communications broadband group (ccbg) – i.e. those that are: based on common, global, mobile broadband technology standards, and which: meet the broadband data needs of critical communications users just as reliably as today’s voice and narrowband data do. enter now best use of control room systems control rooms and their associated equipment are a critical element in any modern radio network. here the judges will be looking for performance, quality and innovation in various aspects of control room systems, including call-handling and dispatcher stations, software, call recording systems, database management and much else. enter now excellence in radio sites and services well planned and maintained radio sites are essential for delivering a reliable communications service. in this category the judges will consider design, construction and maintenance services for masts and towers, equipment housing, power supplies and support services. enter now tcca young engineer of the year computers may have taken over much of the routine, but the human element will remain an indispensable part of designing, building and running critical communications radio systems for the foreseeable future. here the judges will seek to reward a young engineer who embodies the technical skills and insight and the inspirational personal qualities, which will help drive critical mobile communications towards a further generation of successes. enter now outstanding contribution to critical communications the outstanding contribution to critical communications award seeks to recognise individuals whose work has benefited the critical communications industry as a whole, influenced its development, and have earned the respect and gratitude of their peers many times over. we invite you to nominate individuals who you know to be ceaseless in their work to drive innovation, quality, and best practice in this sector, and through doing so have helped to significantly improve the safety of first responders and other mission-critical users around the world. enter now ; information © 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  REGISTRAR eNom, Inc.

SERVERS

  SERVER com.whois-servers.net

  ARGS domain =criticalcommsawards.com

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

DOMAIN

  NAME criticalcommsawards.com

  CHANGED 2017-03-03

  CREATED 2015-10-22

STATUS
ok https://icann.org/epp#ok

NSERVER

  NS0.UKFAST.NET 81.201.128.133

  NS1.UKFAST.NET 81.201.143.133

  REGISTERED yes

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