APNIC 32 - Destination::IPv6

IPv6 Transition Plenary

Lessons from the IPv6 test flight

When: Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Where: Grand ballroom
Time: 09:00 - 17:30 (UTC +9) View Agenda
Moderators: Panel 1: Dean Pemberton, IPv6 Task Force NZ
Panel 2: Philip Smith, APNIC
Panel 3: Tomoya Yoshida, Internet Multifeed

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The APNIC pool reached the Final /8 block of IPv4 addresses in April. The Internet's continued rapid expansion in the Asia Pacific should be an indicator for IPv6 deployment, but where do we actually stand in this large-scale transition?

World IPv6 Day (8 June 2011), coordinated by Internet networking engineers, gave content providers a chance to debut their services over IPv6 to test connectivity and user experience.

In this session, we will hear the latest news on IPv6 deployment, including the most recent statistical data. Content and connectivity providers will share their experiences from World IPv6 Day. We will also hear inputs from network equipment vendors about their efforts to enable IPv6 in their services and products.

Regional Internet Registries, APNIC, and the RIPE NCC have prepared tools to measure IPv6 readiness.

APNIC LabsIf you would like to test the IPv6 readiness of your users, use this Google Analytics Tracking Code.

labs.apnic.net and labs.ripe.net will provide their analyses based on data they have gathered respectively. We will make this information accessible, aiming to enable the Asia Pacific Internet community to make informed decisions on IPv6 planning and deployment.

This session will also feature speakers representing Internet industry leaders including Google (TBC), Yahoo, Facebook, D-Link, Alcatel Lucent, APNIC, RIPE NCC, and more. We will hear from those directly involved with IPv6 deployment in their networks.

Who should attend?

This full-day IPv6 Transition Plenary is designed to cater to Internet stakeholders including:

  • Government policy makers and regulators
  • Management staff from Internet-related businesses
  • Technical staff from ISPs, Content Providers, and CDNs
  • System integrators
  • Civil Society
  • Anyone with an interest

In particular, network engineers responsible for IPv6 deployment within their networks will benefit from attending this session.

Agenda
09:00 Opening Remarks

MC: Miwa Fujii, APNIC Dr Hyun K Kahng, IPv6 Forum Korea, Chair Paul Wilson, APNIC Director General

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09:20 Keynote Speech

Dr Yanghee Choi, Korea Future Internet Forum, Chair

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09:45 Keynote Speech

Dr Shin Miyakawa, NTT Com

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10:10 Setting the scene

Tony Hill, APIPv6TF, ISOC-AU Ma Yan, NIC of BUPT, CERNET Ka Ping Wong, ISOC-HK

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11:00 Panel 1: Content providers and CDN - Lessons from World IPv6 Day and the way forward

Erik Kline, Google Donn Lee, Facebook Jason Fesler, Yahoo! Gaurab Raj Upadhaya, Limelight Networks

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14:00 Panel 2: ISPs and vendors - Lessons from World IPv6 Day and the way forward

Edwin Purwandesi, TELKOM Indonesia Pitoon Piluwasandhalai, CAT Telecom Hans Liu, D-Link Alastair Johnson, Alcatel Lucent

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16:00 IPv6 Transition lightning talk

Lorenzo Colitti, Google Shin Shirahata, Clara Online, Inc George Michaelson, APNIC

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16:20 Panel 3: World IPv6 Day data analysis - What we observed and the way forward

Geoff Huston, APNIC Labs Emile Aben, RIPE Labs Martin Levy, Hurricane Electric

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Conference
Key Info

Venue:

Paradise Hotel,
Busan, South Korea

Dates:

28 August -
1 September 2011

Program included:

AMM, Policy SIG, IPv6 plenary, APOPS

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