gogoNET LIVE! 2 Agenda
The theme for this year's conference is "Trials & Tribulations" with the goal of preparing attendees to do an IPv6 field trial. gogoNET LIVE! 2 is a three day event that consists of:
- Workshops: Theoretical and hands-on experience with IPv6
- Perspectives: Case studies from experts who have done it before
- Functional steps: Presentations from experts on each of the steps involved in doing an IPv6 trial
NOVEMBER 1: TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS
The day will start with a lecture on the basics of IPv6. After the coffee break attendees will join one of the workshop tracks for the rest of the day. Hands-on seats for the workshops are available on a first come, first served, basis. Availability will be based on the conference registration date. Students will be given instructions on how to request their place upon conference registration. All workshops are currently available.
8:00 Registration
9:00 IPv6 101
The IPv6 lecture will cover the following topics to lay the foundation for the workshops:
John Spence - VP IP Services, Nephos6
Ciprian Popoviciu - President and CEO, Nephos6
11:00 Coffee Break
Attendees choose either workshop 1 or workshop 2 which both run concurrently for the rest of the day. Timing of Lunch and the afternoon break will be determined by the instructors.
11:15 Workshop 1: Beginner to Intermediate v6
This workshop will cover the following topics:
- Configure IPv6 host - Lab
- Configure IPv6 router (Cisco) - Lab
- Neighbor Discovery - Lab
- DHCPv6 - Lab
- OSPFv3 - Lecture
- OSPFv3 - Lab
- MP-BGP - Lecture
- MP-BGP - Lab
- 6PE + 6VPE - Lecture
- Transition Overview - Lecture
- ManTun - Lecture
- ManTun - Lab
- 6to4 - Lecture
- DNS64/NAT64
- Netflow
This workshop has 20 hands-on seats.
Bill Cerveny - Senior Engineer, Arbor Networks
John Spence - VP IP Services, Nephos6
11:15 Workshop 2: Intermediate to Advanced v6
You've been to an IPv6 class or seminar, you have some idea of IPv6 addresses and you've seen a demo of getting some routers talking over IPv6. Maybe you've even gotten a tunnel working to a tunnel provider. Now you want to know more about how it all works together with servers, client machines, multiple local subnets.
We'll take you back through the basics quickly, to make sure you have all the key concepts, then help you understand some of the consequences of stateful vs. stateless autoconfiguration, central IP address management vs distributed/local management. We'll talk a bit about transition strategies. We'll also cover some of the gotchas as you move further away from the network core and move to the edges or up the protocol stack.
This workshop has 16 hands-on seats and students are required to bring a laptop with a browser that supports Java to participate. Verify Java operations at this website: http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp.
Paul Ebersman - IPv6 Evangelist, Infoblox
Jeff Carrell - Network Security Consultant, Network Conversions
Sponsor Workshop and Demonstration by A10: Beginner to Intermediate v6
Enable your existing IPv4 services on IPv6 with SLB-PT/SLB64
Today services supporting enterprises (web servers, email servers, and more) are available on IPv4 but not always IPv6. In this hands-on session students will enable existing IPv4 servers to provide content via IPv6 without having to modify the IPv4 server. In addition to the hands-on lab discussion on pre-requisites, best practices and "gotchas" for IPv6 enablement will be covered.
Length: 1 hour 30 lecture and hand-on workshop.
This workshop has 20 hands-on seats and students are required to bring a laptop with administrator rights to participate.
Carrier IPv6 Solution lecture and demo
This workshop will cover an introduction and show a live demo for each of the following topics:
- NAT64/DNS64
-Improving IPv6 access to IPv4 resources - DS-Lite
-Enable IPv6 and IPv4 access for legacy clients (encapsulated) over a single IPv6 only network - Carrier Grade NAT (CGN)/Large Scale NAT/NAT444
-IPv4 preservation technique, also used, and a requirement of DS-Lite
Length: 1 hour 30 discussion and live demo.
Dimitri Desmidt - A10 Networks
Demonstration Session by Brocade: Beginner to Intermediate v6
IPv6 Transition Deployment: Architectures and Lessons Learned
This session will detail real-world lessons learned and new Best Practices yielded from dozens of production IPv6 and NAT deployments (both large and small).
While basics will be briefly discussed as they relate to each topic, this session is targeted at those already comfortable with IPv6 fundamentals who are early in their own production/trial deployments.
Categories of topics include selection of topologies/HA/routing protocols, NAT64 and DNS64 best practices, and (often amusing) observations from a wide variety of deployments.
Participants may bring laptops with their protocol analyzer of choice (Wireshark, tcpdump, etc.); ports will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Duration: ~3 hours
Jeff Hartley and Deepak Kothari - Brocade
6:00 Day End & Refreshments
Join us for drinks, food and mingling.
NOVEMBER 2: KEYNOTES , CASE STUDIES AND FUNCTIONAL PRESENTATIONS
The first day of presentations has it all: keynotes, case studies and functional presentations. After learning theory and getting hands-on training on day 1, day 2 will provide the nuts and bolts of doing an IPv6 trial.
8:00 Registration
9:00 Conference Opening Addresses
Bruce Sinclair - CEO, gogo6 & Conference Co-Chair: Welcome to gogoNET LIVE! 2 - Slides
Latif Ladid - President, IPv6 Forum & Conference Co-Chair - Slides
9:30 Kenote Addresses
Yves Poppe - Director of IP Services, Tata Communications: Keynote - Abstract Slides
Steve Feldman - Chair, NANOG: Keynote - Abstract Slides
10:30 IPv6 Perspectives - Case Studies from Service Providers, Enterprise and Government
Hear from the pioneers who have been there, done that. Learn from their experiences of what worked and what didn't and the gotchas that must be avoided.
Chris Chase - Fellow, AT&T - Slides
Roberta Maglione - Senior Network Engineer, Telecom Italia - Abstract Slides
Ron Broersma - Network Security Manager, SPAWAR - Abstract Slides
12:00 Lunch
1:00 IPv6 Perspectives - Continued
Luc Roy - CIO, Laurentian University - Abstract Slides
Will O'Brien - Network Engineer, University of Missouri - Slides
2:00 Functional Steps to an IPv6 Trial
For the rest of day 2 and day 3, learn about each of the functional steps of doing an IPv6 trial. Some of the world's top experts will drill down on each step that must be addressed.
Choosing Your Type of Trial
Field, beta, limited deployment, lab, opt in or opt out, how to choose and what to consider.
Brandon Ross - Network Architect, TorryPoint - Abstract Slides
Training Requirements for your Trial
This talk details the knowledge that should be delivered to the right audience in preparation of an IPv6 trial.
Ciprian Popoviciu - President and CEO, Nephos6 - Abstract Slides
3:00 Coffee Break
Building a Test Lab for your Trial
How to test and move to production IPv6 services using your IPv4 servers and applications
Dimitri Desmidt - A10 Networks - Abstract Slides
Choosing a Solution for Your Trial
Examine your options for integrating IPv6 into your network.
Jeff Doyle - President, Jeff Doyle and Associates - Abstract Slides
Develop a plan for evaluating vendors and products
An opportunity to reassess your vendor portfolio for the future.
Silvia Hagen - CEO, Sunny Connection - Abstract Slides
5:00 Day End & Refreshments
Join us for drinks, food, mingling and prizes.
NOVEMBER 3: FUNCTIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND IPv6 PRODUCTS
Day 3 of the conference will start with vendor presentations. In order to introduce IPv6 into your network new products w ill be required. Learn what is the current state of the art. The rest of the functional presentations will be given after lunch.
8:00 Registration
9:00 Day 2 Conference Opening Addresses
Ed Horley - Priciple Solutions Architect, Groupware Technology & Conference Co-Chair, & Co-Chair, CAv6TF - Slides
9:30 Vendor Products & Roadmaps
Leading IPv6 vendors will discuss the products used to introduce IPv6 into a network.
Olivier Vautrin - Product Line Manager for IPv6, Juniper - Slides
Andrew Voltmer - IPv6 Product Manager, Infoblox - Abstract Slides
Paul Nicholson - Director of Product Marketing, A10 Networks - Slides
Mikael Lind - CTO, gogo6 - Abstract Slides
Keith Stewart - Director of Product Management, Brocade - Abstract Slides
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Functional Steps to an IPv6 Trial
Picking up where day 2 left off, the second half of day 3 will focus on the remaining steps needed to implement an IPv6 trial. Get the details with the remaining 7 presentations.
Network Inventory
Performing a network inventory in advance of doing an IPv6 trial.
Yanick Pouffary - Distinguished Technologist, HP - Abstract Slides
Address Planning and Acquisition
How to develop an address plan and convert it into an ARIN resource application.
Owen DeLong - Network Engineer, Hurricane Electric - Slides
Adding IPv6 Support to the Core Network
SP and Enterprise IPv6 deployment techniques in core networks for native IPv4 and MPLS core environments.
Salman Asadullah - Distinguished Engineer, Cisco - Abstract Slides
IPv6 Transit and Peering
The who, how and why of IPv6 transit and peering.
Chris Grundemann - Cable Labs - Abstract Slides
Security for your Trial
How to preserve the integrity and resiliency of your existing infrastructures while adding IPv6.
Merike Kaeo - ISC - Abstract Slides
3:00 Coffee Break
Forensics for your Trial
Learn to find and resolve the inevitable problems that will arise with IPv6 networks.
Nalini Elkins - Software Developer, Inside Products - Abstract Slides
Mobile/Cellular Network Trialing
Learn the key considerations on what it takes to deploy and use IPv6 in mobile/cellular networks.
John Loughney - Senior Product Manager, Nokia Mobile - Abstract Slides
5:00 Day End & Refreshments
Join us for drinks, food and mingling.
