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TECHNICAL TUTORIAL TUESDAY 07 FEBRUARY 2012

Enterprises Migration: How and When?

A large part of the agenda will be dedicated this year to enterprises strategies. A first panel, «Are enterprises ready for the migration?», will gather representatives from different sectors.

The industrial sector will be represented by Continental Automotive, financial sector by Generali, government organization by the Belgian Federal Government, publishing sector by Heise Online, research centers by CERN and Kuleuven University, and finally content providers by Microsoft and Google.

A second round table, «Challenges that enterprises face when introducing IPv6» will gather analysts and vendors. They will address the main technical and organizational issues that enterprises face when moving to IPv6.

From the World IPv6 Day to the World IPv6 Launch

In January 2011, Internet companies around the globe announced they would come together to perform the largest test of IPv6 deployment the world had ever seen. After several months of preparation and an intense 24 hours in June, it was clear that the industry had witnessed a great moment in the move towards global deployment of IPv6.

As reports came in and logs were analyzed over the days and weeks that followed, it became increasingly clear that the industry didn’t need just another global test. Instead, it was necessary to enable IPv6 once and for all. So, on June 6, 2012, the industry will again unite but not just for a single day. This time, the intention is to turn it on and leave it on. The event will be called the World IPv6 Launch.

This new and crucial step towards the generalization of IPv6 will be announced in detail to parti-cipants of V6 World in Paris.

An IPv6 Connection for the Delegates

As it was the case during the last edition, delegates at V6 World and the collocated MPLS & Ethernet World will be given the opportunity to experience demonstrations of IPv6 applications, delivered through the Marriott Paris Rive Gauche Hotel and Conference center’s network (performed by iBahn).

Service provider Colt will provide the underlying Internet IPv6 Access service.

Cisco will deliver circuit and connectivity on site with their switches and servers. Statistics and figures will be presented during the last conference day.

These statistics will be collected in the same way as last year to show any differences since then.

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08.30 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

09.30 Basic Design Concepts of IPv6 and the differences with IPv4

Providing an introduction to Service Provider IPv6 deployment techniques in Core (native IPv4 and MPLS) and Access networks. Discussing IPv6 deployment status and overview of IPv6 protocol operations, addressing, unicast and multicast routing, security and provisioning.

Short IPv6 technology overview.

New technology trends developed during existing IPv6 transition and implementations.

Insight in network design trends and standardization of IPv6 technology.

Presented by

Gunter Van de Velde CISCO

10.30 COFFEE BREAK

11.00 Innovative IPv6 First Hop Security and Technologies Regarding v4 to v6 Translation

IPv6 technologies and application considerations for operational network enhancement to deploy IPv6 successfully within enterprise networks.

Presented byAndrew Yourtchenko Technical LeaderCISCO

12.00 LUNCH

14.00 Content providers and ISPs projects to enable IPv6 on their site or for their access Networks (FTTH, DSL, Cable).

Projects with government networks to do the transition of eGovernment services.

Presented by

Jordi Palet MartinezCONSULINTEL

16.00 IPv6 and the BGP Routing Infrastructure

IPv6 has been deployed in a majority of the Tier 1 providers in Dual Stack Routers. The next two years may see a large growth in IPv6 routes added to Carrier. Describing which publically available statistics can be used to examine the status of IPv6 BGP deployments.

Presented by

Susan Hares Distinguished Engineer HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES

17.00 END OF THE TECHNICAL TUTORIAL

TECHNICAL TUTORIAL TUESDAY 07 FEBRUARY 2012


AFTERNOON SESSION

MORNING SESSION


Presented by Mark TownsleyCISCO FELLOW

10.20 COFFEE BREAK

SESSION I INTERNATIONAL TEST EVENTS

10.50 From World IPv6 Day to World IPv6 Deployment - What’s Next? Describing the results of World IPv6 Day, it’s longer term impacts, and what are the next steps needed in the Internet community to move forward with IPv6 deployment.

Phil Roberts ISOC

11.20 The BoundV6 Initiative Discussing the Boundv6 network which aims to create a permanent multi-vendor network environment connecting initially IPv6 Ready Logo approved labs and USG approved labs where the community can test IPv6 enabled applications and devices in meaningful test scenarios.

Timothy Winters Executive Manager UNH-IOL

11.50 Getting IPv6 Address Space: the Easy Part of your Deployment Presenting the current state of IPv4 depletion worldwide and the different Regional Internet Registries policies on getting IPv6 address space.

Nathalie Trenaman RIPE NCC TRAINER

12.10 LUNCH

14.00 PANEL USE CASESAre Enterprises Ready for the Transformation? Chairperson Yanick Pouffary Global IPv6 Development HP Participants Todd Thorson MICROSOFTIrena Nikolova GOOGLELudwig Paßen GENERALI DEUTSCHLAND Ron Broersma Chief Engineer DREN (Defense Research & Engineering Network)Edoardo Martelli Responsible for IPv6 Deployment CERNJohannes Endres Editor in Chief, HEISE NETZE, HEISE ONLINEBart Hanssens BELGIAN FEDERAL GOVERNEMENTWim Vandersmissen KULEUVEN UNIVERSITYMark Richter Head of Infrastructure Network & Voice CONTINENTAL AUTOMOTIVE

15.00 COFFEE BREAK

SESSION II SECURITY & MANAGEMENT 15.30 Deploying IPv6 Securely IPv6 deployment has begun, largely driven by IPv4 address exhaustion. Even though

IPv6 is very similar architecturally with IPv4, it has it’s own security issues. The talk will review IPv6’s security issues and make recom-mendations on how to deploy IPv6 securely.

Bob Hinden CHECK POINT SOFTWARE FELLOW

15.50 The Layer-2 Insecurities of IPv6 and the Mitigation TechniquesNeighbor Discovery Protocol was specified without security in mind and before the IPv4 ARP/DHCP spoofing attacks existed, hence, NDP suffers from the same default of ARP. The most well-known attack against NDP is the rogue-RA (quite often caused by

misconfiguration). Detailing the different attacks, the work done at the IETF at the SAVI working group and the implementation on existing switches.

Eric Vyncke CISCO

16.10 Designing Security During IPv6 Deployment As the IPv6 network grows, possible attacks based on IPv6 are a concern among service providers. Operators are deploying different migration technologies in which the security aspect should be considered. What are the guidelines for designing security

features during IPv6 deployment? Perils of introducing NAT on network architecture, a look at alternative approaches. Review the approaches for multicast support during IPv4-IPv6 transition.

Suman Choudhary Chief Engineer of Network Product Line HUAWEI

16.30 Development of a Short IPv6 Plugin for the Detection of Attacks on the Neighbor Discovery ProtocolDescribing the implementation and use of a preprocessor module for the popular Open Source Intrusion Detection System Snort that detects attacks against the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol.The developed module is aimed at the detection of suspicious activity in local IPv6 networks and can detect misconfigured network elements, as well as malicious activi-ties from attackers on the network.

Thomas Scheffler BEUTH HOCHSCHULE

16.50 The Role of Network Automation in IPv6 Migration Projects The move from IPv4 to IPv6 will need a new way of managing the IP address space and related core network services like DNS and DHCP. Discussing this evolution and explaining the role of Network Automation in IPv6 migration projects, including IP Address Management and Network Change Management.

Anton Holleman, Senior Consulting SE, INFOBLOX

17.10 NAT or NOT? IPv6 offers us the chance to ask this question. Considering the facts and myths about NAT in search for answers.

Andrew Yourtchenko Technical Leader CISCO

17.30 ROUND TABLE

Challenges that Enterprises Face when Introducing IPv6 ChairmanEric Vyncke CISCO

ParticipantsRon Broersma Chief Engineer DREN Todd Thorson MICROSOFTIrena Nikolova GOOGLEJacques Babot IPv6 Team Leader EUROPEAN COMMISSION - DG INFSOYanick Pouffary Global IPv6 Development HPJeff Carrell NETWORK CONVERSIONSSilvia Hagen President SWISS IPV6 COUNCIL CEO SUNNY CONNECTION AG Eddie Arrage IXIA 19.00 END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE19.30 WELCOME RECEPTION LEVEL 0

08.30 Market Viability of IPv6 - Revisited

John Curran President and CEOARIN

08.50 A Holistic IT approach to IPv6

Yanick PouffaryGlobal IPv6 DevelopmentHP

CONFERENCE DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 08 FEBRUARY 2012


ChairmanLatif Ladid PresidentIPv6 FORUM

OPENING SESSION 09.10 The Case for IPv6: IPv4 Address Depletion Shouldn’t Be the Only Argument

Mohsen SouissiBoard Member, G6 AFNIC

09.30 Upside Down: IPv4 as a Legacy Service

Alain DurandIETF Softwires Co-chairJUNIPER NETWORKS

07.30 WELCOME, REGISTRATION & COFFEE

09.50 KEYNOTE ADDRESS


ChairpersonSilvia HagenPresident SWISS IPV6 COUNCIL CEO SUNNY CONNECTION AG

09.00 OPENING TALK

Zero to W6D in 16 months: Facebook’s Road from Concept to Deployment

Donn Lee Network EngineerFACEBOOK INC.

SESSION III CONTENT PROVIDERS SESSION

09.30 Yahoo ! Why IPv6The practical importance of IPv6 differs from organization to organization.

Demonstrating why IPv6 is important to Yahoo! and other similiar content operators. Sharing what was learned from World IPv6 Day 2011; as well as the upcoming 2012 event.

Jason Fesler Senior Principal Architect YAHOO

10.00 Experiences from Implementing IPv6 on a Global ScaleThe role of Akamai in the IPv6 transition Current status Recent and upcoming events for IPv6 Lessons learned Conclusions

Christian Kaufmann AKAMAÏ TECHNOLOGY

10.30 COFFEE BREAK

11.00 Happy EyeballsDuring IPv6 Deployment, dual-stack hosts need to enjoy the same user experience as IPv4-only hosts.

Dan Wing Distinguished Engineer CISCO

11.30 How Will the Migration from IPv4 to IPv6 Impact Voice and Visual Communication?The migration from IPv4 to IPv6 will impact all areas of IP networking. Because real-time applications are very sensitive to change in the transport mechanism,

this presentation focuses on the impact of IPv6 on voice and visual communications.

Andrew Hug Vice President Sales Engineering, EMEA POLYCOM

12.00 LUNCH

SESSION IV IPV6 IN THE CLOUD

14.00 Cloud Adoption and IPv6 TransitionManaging Cloud Adoption and IPv6 Transition within a comprehensive strategy is essential to adopting optimal solutions for the next generation Enterprise IT environments, reducing implementation costs and avoiding the negative impact of rework. Covering practical steps and processes that will bridge the gap between the Cloud and IPv6 initiatives in typical IT organizations.

Ciprian Popoviciu CEO and Founder of NEPHOS6

14.30 IPv6 in a Large Content Provider CloudStrato offers webhosting for the mass market. On June 8th 2011 IPv6 was activated for all 4 million domains and the IPv6 service was not turned off a day later. This presentation shows how Strato implemented IPv6 for a network this large. Some statistics show how IPv6 is doing in our network today.

Wilhelm Boeddinghaus Head of Network STRATO

15.00 COFFEE BREAK

15.30 IPv6-only Deployments in Data CentersDiscussing a project which aims to evaluate the viability of doing IPv6-only deployments in data centers. This includes the initial stuff (provisioning /installation), server management (iLO, IPMI, KVM), infrastructure services (backup, monitoring, automation) and support in the most common (opensource) applications.

Tore Anderson REDPILL LINPRO AS

16.00 Opportunities and Automation in Enter-prise IPv6 Address PlanningNew opportunities are presented in IPv6 that can be leveraged to improve network design cycles and provisioning. Several considerations are presented to help guide internal address planning efforts in the Enterprise.

Paul Zawacki Enterprise Architect ORACLE

16.30 Maehdros: a Hosting Provider IPv6 ExperienceMaehdros is a small to medium hosting and ISP company and deployed IPv6 during the first part of 2011 on the integrality of its network layers (BGP, aggregation and customer) as well as firewalling. Discussing Maehdros experience, the problems encountered and how they were solved.

Bruno Mairlot MAEHDROS

17.00 Enhancements to IPv6 for M2M Machine-to-Machine (M2M) is becoming a driving force in IPv6 migration. It

is expected that 50 billion of IPv6 enabled sensors or M2M devices will be connected to the Internet by 2020. M2M devices are single stack IPv6-only and architectured in a mesh network rooted at a gateway.

Authors: Behcet Sarikaya and George Spiride, Huawei Technologies

Behcet Sarikaya Senior Research Engineer HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES

17.30 Go6 Institute Works for Mobile Networks in SloveniaPresenting the main mechanisms and «tricks» that were used to push the IPv6 deployment and awareness country wide and what is the main secret of such a success.

Jan Zorz GO6 INSTITUTE

18.00 END OF CONFERENCE DAY TWO

CONFERENCE DAY TWO THURSDAY 09 FEBRUARY 2012


CONFERENCE DAY THREE FRIDAY 10 FEBRUARY 2012



ChairmanAlain DurandIETF Softwires Co-chairJUNIPER NETWORKS

09.00 OPENING TALK

Hurricane Electric 10 Years Experience in IPv6

In 2011/2012 it’s clear that there’s real customer traffic flowing globally because there’s real IPv6-enabled users out there. The global backbone providers are in the lead with there IPv6 deployment. Those existing operational IPv6 backbone inter-connections are a boom to all networks about to enable IPv6.

Martin Levy HURRICANE ELECTRIC

SESSION V TECHNICAL ISSUES

09.30 From IPv6 Access Architectural Decisions to Service OfferingEnd to end seamless provisioning: what would be the necessary adaptation of

SP end to end subscriber provisioning (CPE, BNG, Trans-port, Radius, DHCP, DNS) depending on their preferred IPv6 model and how could we automate the whole chain to make it seamless?

Michael Melloul JUNIPER NETWORKS

09.50 IPv6 Deployment and Transition for Broadband Networks – Standardization Work in BBF

Introducing IPv6 related standards work at Broadband Forum for dual stack deployments (IPoE and PPPoE) and IPv6 transition technologies.

Dean Cheng Principle Engineer HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES

10.10 NOC on IPv6 Connectivity during the Event Detailing the WiFi set-up IPv6 statistics taken during the event Comparison with the IPv6 statistics of last year event.

Andrew Yourtchenko, Technical Leader, CISCO

10.10 COFFEE BREAK

SESSION VI HOME NETWORKS

10.30 Home Networks with IPv6The IETF homenet Working Group, which is chartered to develop a framework

for IPv6 home networks and identify how to deploy and, where necessary, extend IPv6 protocols for use in the home.

Ralph Droms Distinguished Engineer CISCO

10.50 IPv6 and 6LoWPAN in Home Automation NetworksDescribing a prototypical implementation of a home automation network that uses IPv6 over 6LoWPAN to control home appliances.This implementation utilizes an embedded web server which connects via a low-power IEEE 802.15.4 network and IPv6 and provides the ability to remotely open and close an electric door lock.

Thomas Scheffler BEUTH HOCHSCHULE

11.10 PANELCan We Get an IPv6 CPE Please?

ChairmanAlain Durand IETF Softwires Co-chair JUNIPER NETWORKS

ParticipantsJohn Brzozowski COMCASTOle Troan IETF/BBFMartin Levy HURRICANE ELECTRICJan Zorz GO6 INSTITUTEMichael Melloul JUNIPER NETWORKSWouter Cloetens Architect Core Gateway SOFTATHOMECarl Wuyts GCD System Architect Networking TECHNICOLORClaire Cheng D-LINK CORP Chiara Moriondo Data Network Innovation TELECOM ITALIAManuel Martinez Systems Engineer A10 NETWORKS

12.30 LUNCH

ChairmanSatoru Matsushima SOFTBANK

SESSION VII SERVICE PROVIDERS USE CASES: MOBILE NETWORKS14.00 Transforming Mobile Networks to IPv6Discussing requirements for Radio Access, Packet Core, IP/MPLS networks,

Voice over LTE systems and user equipment to support IPv6 in mobile broadband 3G and 4G networks.

Geriet Wendler Senior Solution Architect Packet Networks NOKIA SIEMENS NETWORKS

14.20 IPv6: Divide-and-Conquer Key To DeploymentEnabling network operators to offer IPv6-based Internet connectivity to end users without requiring a complete network upgrade.Making content and applications available via IPv6 without requiring the originating provider to upgrade.Retaining reachability of IPv4-only content and applications while enabling the IPv6 Internet to jettison IPv4 support.

Bala Thekkedath Sr. Strategic Product Marketing Manager ERICSSON

SESSION VIII SERVICE PROVIDERS USE CASES: FIXED NETWORKS14.40 Colt: IPv6 for Business Customers Presenting Colt’s views on what will come after dual-stack deployments, how to manage business customers during the transition, how and why to avoid CG-

NAT and finally present Colt’s vision on the future of Customer Premises Equipment (CPE).

Javier Benitez Senior Network Architect, Infrastructure Services UnitCOLT

15.00 Deutsche Telekom: After the IPv6 Enabling of the Network – What’s Next!

Enabling IPv6 Transport for customerLessons learned IPv6 readiness of ISP applicationsChallenges and solutionsDNS Resolver, Authoritative NS, DNS Reverse MappingVoIPv6 aka IPv6@IMS. WebcachingIPv4 exit strategies

Dipl. Ing. Karsten Fleischhauer DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG

15.20 Softbank rd IPv4 Residual Deployment: How it Worksand Its Use CaseOperators expect same effectiveness not only IPv6 over IPv4, but also IPv4 over IPv6. 4rd is a stateless IPv4 over IPv6 network with IPv4 address sharing. Pre-senting 4rd, a most recent IPv6 transition solution, how it works, and its use case.

Satoru Matsushima SOFTBANK

15.40 Vodafone D2: a Deployment Study - IPv6 in the Vodafone IP Backbone - IPv6 for Vodafone Enterprise Products - Towards IPv6 capable DSL Services - Carrier Grade NAT: which way to go

Dr. Walter HaeffnerHead Service Engineering and Enterprise Solutions VODAFONE GERMANY

16.00 COFFEE & END OF CONFERENCE DAY THREE

Adva Optical Networking # 501Alcatel-Lucent # 103Aricent # 202Broadband Forum # 210Cariden # 219Centec Networks # 206Ciena # 104Cisco # 100

Ericsson # 105Hitachi # 208HP # 503Huawei # 101IP Infusion # 216Ipanema Technologies # 401Juniper Networks # 102Marben Products # 204

Metaswitch Networks # 201MRV # 205Opnet # 211Rad Data Communications # 203Telco Systems # 217VeEx # 301Wandl # 212


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