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BOF: IPv6 Network OperationsStewart Bamford, Level 3 CommunicationsPresentation Date: February 6, 2007, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Room: Sheraton Hall B/C
Abstract:
This BOF is intended to be for those who either run an IPv6 network or are interested in doing so. It is NOT intended to be a place to argue the pros or cons of IPv6. Various issues to do with operating an IPv6 network will be discussed, including; transition methods, peering, tunnelling, filtering, support, network capacity and future issues.
Stewart Bamford Biography:
After receiving his B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of East Anglia in 1995, Stewart started work in the ISP business, launching a small ISP in Norwich, England. In 1996, he joined PIPEX in Cambridge (UK), which was later known as UUNET, WorldCom, and then MCI. In 2004 he moved to Level 3 Communications, where he is currently employed as a Senior Engineer based in London. Stewart was the lead engineer in the deployment of IPv6 on the Level3 (AS3356) network. He is also also a Chartered IT Professional, a Chartered Engineer and a member of the British Computer Society.
Archived Files:
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- A Technical Approach to Net Neutrality
Xiaowei Yang, UC Irvine
- A tool for assurance of BGP prefix filters
Bill Woodcock, PCH
- Tutorial: Best Practices for Determining the Traffic Matrix in IP Networks
Thomas Telkamp, Cariden Technologies, Inc.
- Beyond 200 Gbps
Niels Bakker, AMS-IX
- Tutorial: BGP Troubleshooting Techniques (Part 1)
Philip Smith, Cisco Systems
- Deployment of 32 bit AS Numbers
Henk Uijterwaal, RIPE NCC
- Diagnosing Network Disruptions with Network-Wide Analysis
Yiyi Huang, Nick Feamster, and Jim Xu, Georgia Tech University; Anukool Lakhina, Guavus
- Follow-up analysis of J root anycast traffic
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- Foray into MPLS
Guy Tal, Limelight Networks
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- Introduction to Fast Convergence with Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD)
Aamer Akhter, Cisco Systems
- Tutorial: IP Multicast/Multipoint for IPTV (and beyond)
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- BOF: ISP Security
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- Keynote: Video over the Internet: Can we break the Net?
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- Tutorial: NetFlow to guard the Infrastructure
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- Protecting Users' Privacy when Tracing Network Traffic
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- Quaking Tables: The Taiwan Earthquakes and the Internet Routing Table
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- R-BGP: Ensuring Connectivity During BGP Convergence
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