EDUCAUSE Live! next Wednesday March 9: IPv6 Why and How

[Steve Worona <sworona () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

Next Wednesday, March 9, EDUCAUSE Live! will discuss IPv6.

"Migration to IPv6‹Has Tomorrow Finally Arrived?"

http://www.educause.edu/live118

1-2pm U.S. Eastern Time, Wednesday, March 9. No 
charge, but registration required. Archived for 
future (re)viewing.

Speakers:

John Curran
Chairman, ARIN (American Registry for Internet Numbers)

Phil Deneault
Network Security Officer, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Summary:

In early February, the last unallocated block of 
IPv4 Internet addresses was distributed. After 15 
years of sporadic deployment, the time for 
serious adoption of IPv6 may finally be at hand. 
During this session, the chairman of ARIN, the 
American Registry for Internet Numbers, will 
explain how IP addresses are distributed and 
review general approaches to migration from IPv4 
to IPv6. We'll also hear from an expert on IPv6 
deployment in higher education who will provide a 
how-to for campuses looking to take the plunge.

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